Most people seem to start learning the guitar with an acoustic. One reason is because they are generally less expensive than electric guitars. Another reason is that some people just believe that you should start with an acoustic.

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Most Guitar players pick up their guitar for a practice session, and straight away start playing, then they just start playing songs they already know, put their guitar down and that’s it. If this sounds like you, I can help you, so read the rest of this article.

Everybody I meet seems to either play Guitar, have played when they were younger or want to play.

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I use to find myself, like many, sitting in my practice room with my guitar for endless hours and finding that no matter what I did, I could never get my guitar playing to the level I wanted it. Without even realizing it, I was doing everything wrong that I could imagine! After I learnt about these mistakes I was making, I set out to find solutions for them all

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I’ve seen a lot of confusion about this subject and a lot of people misusing these two terms. So what exactly is a semi-acoustic guitar and what is an acoustic electric guitar?