What's the difference between an electric guitar and an ordinary guitar?

Electric guitar has no singing cavity and is smaller than ordinary guitar. Ordinary guitars are divided into classical guitars and folk guitars, which are mainly made of wood and have large tunes.

Electric guitar as shown in the figure:

Ordinary guitar as shown in the figure:

2. Different timbres

The electric guitar sounds through the speaker, and the timbre and sound quality volume can be adjusted through the effector. Ordinary guitars are monotonous in tone, lively and clear in tone quality, and full of beautiful chords.

3. The principle of vocalization is different.

The electric guitar plucks the strings, and the vibration of the strings is transmitted to the pickup. When plugged in, the sound is amplified and released through the speaker. If there is no power supply, basically only the sound of steel wire can be heard. The vibration of the strings of an ordinary guitar is transmitted to the body of the guitar, thus producing vibration and sound.

4, the effect is different.

Electric guitars usually use picks or sliders and bare fingers to create more effects. Ordinary guitars mainly refer to fingers, and sometimes picks are also used.

5. Different performances

Electric guitar can produce a variety of special effects, often used for solo, suitable for playing light music and pop music. Ordinary guitars are suitable for playing folk jazz and pop songs.