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The guitar has been around in one form or another for centuries, and the principals behind how it works have been in use forever.

The term "acoustic guitar" is a retronym, because all guitars were acoustic. It wasn't until the invention of the electric guitar that a distinction became necessary.

Acoustic refers to a hollow-bodied guitar without electric amplification. Six strings composed of either nylon or steel produce corresponding frequencies of open notes E, A, D, G, B, and E. The top plates of more expensive guitars are made of spruce or cedar, and the back and sides are often made from Brazilian rosewood, maple, or mahogany because these woods are very hard and contribute to a brighter sound.

Lower priced guitars typically combine solid tops with laminated backs and sides, and entry level guitars are made entirely of laminated wood.

A round hole in the top plate contributes to the sound produced, and the strings of the guitar control the pitch and harmonic content of the tone.

Various combinations of different woods and their quality contribute greatly to the tone of the acoustic guitar, as do design and construction elements. A well made guitar's tone improves over time, and reflects the quality of craftsmanship used in making the instrument.

If you're considering building your own guitar from a kit, you can find it on www.acousticguitar.com; it may be easier than you think. Acoustic Guitar Central is where to find guitar sheet music and the latest from Acoustic Guitar magazine, featuring articles, guitar lessons, guitars and gear, resources for beginners, teachers, discussion forums, video demonstration gallery, subscription services, and even a free newsletter.

If you're a beginner and want the whole package, visit Sam Ash Music at www.samash.com, where you can find acoustic and electric guitar packages for a very reasonable price. Get accessories, strings, music books, software, stands, wireless systems, clothing, and more at low prices. Most orders also qualify for free shipping, which means more for less.

If you're interested, vintage acoustic guitars are highly sought after not only by collectors but by guitar players who want to own a legend. For example, Gibson guitars are a fine investment whether you're looking for a modern classic or a true vintage series. For more information, visit Gibson Guitars online at www.gibson.com and check their full line of quality acoustic and electric guitars, accessories, and everything else you need to go with your new toy.

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The Fender Wildwood guitar was a flat-top acoustic guitar introduced by the Fender company in 1966. The Wildwood was a variation on the Fender King guitar, featuring a variety of dyed wood colors. The unique color patterns were achieved by injecting living beech trees with dye prior to being harvested to make the veneer for the back, sides, top and headstock. "Wildwood" guitars were available in gold, brown, purple, dark blue, purple-blue, green or blue-green. Fender offered other acoustic and electric models with the same veneer option, adding "Wildwood" to the model name (often noted on the pick guard) as with the "Wildwood" Coronado Bass guitar.

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The success of the Fender Musical Instruments Corporation proves there are two other elements to consider: dedication and perseverance. From the beginning, it was company owner Leo Fender's main goal to fender guitars the best as possible. The first fruits of his labor would prove positive his dedication He would reach his goal by designing the Telecaster, a solid-body electric guitar with a Spanish design. This guitar, like many Fender guitars that would follow, was the first of its kind. Only a few years after gaining fame with the Telecaster, Fender followed with the Precision Bass and Stratocaster. These Fender guitars are now collector's items.

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When Leo Fender first considered joining the guitar industry, he was actually a designer of amplifiers. When people think of Fender guitars they often think of electric guitars. The Fender Musical Instruments Corporation also produces a good stock of reputable acoustic guitars. To show their versatility, the company also created a selection of acoustic-electric and bass guitars.

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Fender basically took the design principles that made their electric guitar models famous, and applied them to their acoustic flat top guitar models. Unfortunately, this made for bad sounding and horrible looking flat tops. Fender flat tops have no vintage collectibility. The Wildwood and Brazilian rosewood models are visually interesting and cool to look at (especially the funky colored Wildwoods), but have no real vintage value. Fender acoustics are a footnote in Fender's history. A lot of people ask about them because they are readily available for a cheap price.

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The Fender Sonoran SCE acoustic guitar represents a re-introduction of the California Series acoustics. These guitars were originally made from 1969 to 1971 and have gained attention in recent years for their very electric-like V-neck playability and cool vibe thanks to a Strat-style headstock. The Sonoran SCE has those features plus an updated cutaway dreadnought body with solid spruce top, mahogany back and sides, mahogany neck, and rosewood fingerboard. It also has a checkerboard soundhole rosette, the original rosewood bridge design, and chrome die-cast tuners.

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For more than four decades, Fender electric guitars and amplifiers have had a tremendous influence on the way the world composes, plays and listens to music. Leo Fender's work embellished the world with the sounds of music. He left many friends, and he left the world a much happier place.

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No other guitar looks or sounds quite like the Fender FR-50 Resonator. This Fender acoustic guitar adds a new depth of sound to any music genre. The FR-50 features a laminated spruce top and mahogany back and sides. The mahogany nato neck is set with 20 frets on a sonokelin fingerboard. A split micata saddle bridge, chrome machine heads and custom Fender F-holes complete this acoustic.

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During the past decade, Fender has grown dramatically in sales and stature. The company manufactures and distributes virtually everything that a guitarist needs to perform, from the guitar, strings and accessories, to the pro audio products including amplifiers and mixing boards. Today, under Schultz's direction, Fender Musical Instruments Corporation is a world leader in the manufacturing and distribution of electric guitars and amplifiers.

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