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Guitar News Weekly Edition #298 |
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May 31, 2004 |
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GUITAR MAN ACOUSTIC GUITAR TIPS Acoustic Day-to-Day Resource http://www.guitartips.addr.com/ Question: Does a cutaway body style affect the sound of a guitar? Answer: As you maybe already know, the cutaway is for reaching the higher frets if you play that style of music. There's a difference between otherwise equivalent guitars if one has a cutaway and one doesn't. The cutaway takes away from the sound chamber, so there has to be a difference in volume, tone, etc. The important thing to remember is, if you're buying a guitar and it has a cutaway, you'll probably be paying extra for it because there's more labor involved making the cutaway. If you don't really need the cutaway, your extra money might be better spent getting a regular shaped guitar of better quality. Gman ( o )==# NEXT >>> DAVID CROSBY >>> |
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