What kind of guitar has the best sound?

There is one kind of guitar, that is, guitar, lyre, and two kinds of piano wires, one is steel wire and the other is nylon. I guess steel wire is too easy to produce noise and metallic tone. Classical music attaches great importance to subtle voice control-that is, those accompaniment sounds. At the same time, those who make sounds at the same time don't want to hear too much friction noise, but they are people who pursue perfection.

A good guitar uses a good board, and all kinds of miscellaneous wood are generally strong and strong, which is much better for the sound. Anyway, the piano is all kinds of precious wood, and then the precise tuning and installation of the strings is as good as possible. A string with a fixed length can get different sounds at various lengths, for example, half the length is eight degrees higher.

If you buy a good piano, you should have a good try.

Guitar is crisp, pay attention to the bass, because the guitar is very thin, compared with the piano, you can feel that the overtones are not so full.

Electric guitar uses electronic technology to process the original audio and play it out with speakers. You can use all kinds of timbres you want, that is, all kinds of strange sounds can be made, and you can imitate the timbres of many musical instruments.