Your Dad is so sweet and a gentleman, reminds me of my father .... he is the highlight of this video, so calm and gentle, I can tell he is a great human being, God Bless him, thanks for sharing this video!
Very nicely explained. I liked the overall content and specially the points added by your father without interrupting and cutting your words but enhancing the content with soothing voice and smile. He knows exactly when to add his words and how much to add. It's like music to me.
Glad I found your video clip as I'm thinking about buying an Electro Acoustic Guitar. A very informative video although I'm watching it 8 years after it was recorded. Thank you.
Even though Electric Guitars are begginer friendly, the Acoustic-Electric is also fantastic for begginers cause the Electric Guitar feel & Acoustic Guitar resonance combined is super cool. Lots of companies like Dean, Taylor, Martin, there's alot of them had the bright idea of making Acoustic Guitars that feel like Electrics. Ovation's Acoustic-Electric instruments have a bowl back like a Lute made out of plastic.
The Acoustic-electric is strung with really light gauge strings to get the Electric Guitar feel, & yes the lightest gauge of strings on an Acoustic might relieve lots of tension of the top.
I have been playing guitar since 2 years........ So atleast I know the basics. But when it came in my recomendations I just thought to take a look........ The video was really informative and with good explanation. Keep making more useful videos like this.
The Acoustic-Electric might be easier to play than a Standard Acoustic Guitar (in fact it's just as easy to play as an Electric Guitar with easier action & lighter strings) because they usually use Extra Light Gauge Strings/10s (or even lighter like 9s/Ultra Lights) to emulate kinda an Electric Guitar type feel which relieves alot of pressure off the fretting hand.
Acoustic-Electric is a combination of an Acoustic & an electric Guitar all in one instrument. The Acoustic-electric advantage is that it's much larger in versatility.
So does it play just like a full acoustic when it's not plugged in? What if all I can find right now is a electro acoustic but you don't want to use the electric part is that possible?
If you’re living with other people in the house, the electric is a life saver since you can play it anytime you want, while other people are studying, sleeping etc. in the room next door. Also, you need many repetitions to play a piece well, and I think other people shouldn’t be subjected to 200 repetitions of your poorly played piece 😂 electric all the way, and with recent developments in technology, that includes the pianos as well 👍🏼 (I’m a pianist)
What is the guitar in the video behind your dad? The one to my left while watching (behind his far right in the video). It is the electric acoustic full box style that is a medium/dark brown face with natural wood grain pattern? I am looking for almost that exact style.
Is electric-acoustic guitar sounds the same with acoustic guitar when the electric Acoustic is not connected with the speaker?That's what I want to learn because I am beginner
I am very green, so am just trying to get as much info as I can. 2 questions: Is there a difference between an Acoustic Electric and an Electro Acoustic guitar, are is it just two roads to the same place? Secondly, when the Acoustic Electric is plugged in does it sound like an acoustic or a electric guitar? Thanks for your help!
Jacob Eyres Good Job on doing the homework before you make a decision. An electro-acoustic is the same thing as an acoustic electric. As far as the sound, it will sounds like an acoustic guitar if you are using an amp that’s designed for acoustic-electrics or a PA. If you use an amp that’s designed for electric guitar, you will be able to get some more sounds out of your instrument, but it may not sound very clean.
My daughter wants a guitar and I am leaning towards the electric acoustic guitar but what would she need along with that? I’m guessing you just can’t buy the guitar.
When you say “plug in” do you mean like an amp? I have a regular acoustic, but I’m interested in playing at my church and I think an amp will help my guitar to not be drowned out. So would I need an electric for that?
Yes it's still sounds acoustic, but the two guitars they have cut away and non-cut away, so they have still difference because guitar with cut away sounds bright but guitar with non-cut away sounds more natural, more full, and more bass sound
I'm really new to acoustic electric guitars so sorry if I sound dumb. I was at a music shop about a month ago and I was looking at an acoustic electric guitar and the hole at the bottom of the guitar were you plug it in was right where the strap button would be. With that guitar would I not be about to play with a strap on? Please tell me how this works I don't want to have to go on a 3 month mission to fing out.
Ut I wanted to hear what they sounded like. Thata kinda what the video implies. Great for the information, Shame there was no sound to compare them with one another.
It wasn't until watching this video and a few others like it that I realized that my acoustic is an acoustic electric lol. I figured it was just a modified acoustic guitar when I saw the amp and tuner
MEA-17N Is this an accustic electric? and i need to know how to plug it in but not an accustic sound. I want an electric sound more..? Does that make sense??
Wolf Blood maybe consider an electric guitar the quality of an electric guitar would be better because the pickups would handle effects better but if u want to be able to have an acoustic as soon as u unplug then you can add effects to it just as u would an electric guitar. And yes that guitar is electric acoustic
i'm a beginner with guitars.. and i want to buy my own guitar. since i'm a beginner, which type of guitar should i buy? acoustic guitar or acoustic electric guitar?
I would say just get acoustic electric once and for all, so you don't have to upgrade later. + Once you learn you can plug it in to an amp and jam with your friends ☺
Clue is in the name… acoustic is not electric. So an ‘acoustic electric’ means you can play both sets. If it was simply electric, guess what, it would just be called an electric guitar!
It's funny that people who have played for 40 years can't tell they're out of tune. I've played less than a year and I'm in no way what I'd describe as good. To a non guitar player I can make it seem like I know what I'm doing but a pro would spot me immediately. I can't play even a partial barre chord BUT I can tell if my guitar is even slightly out. I can't tune it by ear and once couldn't find my tuner (still haven't actually, I just ordered a new one) and had to get my tutor to drive over and tune it for me. He said it was only out by a bit, and I must have a naturally good ear. It didn't sound a little bit out to me, it sounded awful, I couldn't play it like that. I honestly don't know how anyone could play for that long and NOT develop an ear for it. Unless you taught yourself to play, on an out of tune guitar, never let anyone else play it or hear you play it, never played anyone else's guitar that WAS in tune. That's the only way I can think it'd be possible, songs would just sound wrong. I'm gonna learn to tune it by ear though so I don't have to worry about losing my tuner or the battery going dead etc. So my ears are THAT good yet really
Buy acoustic if you want to learn how to play, it is cheaper, if you intend to play to large crowd then go for acoustic electric, you can plug it to an amplifier to amplified the sound.
Kevin Van Vooren no need to be rude especially when someone is being nice and offering positively. maybe it’s bc you don’t agree with this person beliefs however please try to be more mature 🤍
I don’t kn how ppl can play guitar that ain’t tuned. I’ve been playing for a yeah and I got a acoustic and electric. But I’m looking into buying a C/E. But fr tho I tune my guitar like everyday
They are the exact same. If you get the acoustic electric and never plug it in, you lose the money, but you lose nothing in sound or playability. I’d personally say it’s worth it if you can spare it. Just in case you want to try a different style later on.
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Your father sounds so nice
Ohh Jeremie that's his FATHER
Your Dad is so sweet and a gentleman, reminds me of my father .... he is the highlight of this video, so calm and gentle, I can tell he is a great human being, God Bless him, thanks for sharing this video!
Very nicely explained. I liked the overall content and specially the points added by your father without interrupting and cutting your words but enhancing the content with soothing voice and smile. He knows exactly when to add his words and how much to add. It's like music to me.
When i tune my guitar by myelf without a tuner and i get it right i feel so proud lol and im kinda at a adept level guitarist
Rip my guy
@@marcusb.7412 Huh?
Glad I found your video clip as I'm thinking about buying an Electro Acoustic Guitar. A very informative video although I'm watching it 8 years after it was recorded. Thank you.
Your Father Got A Sweet Voice And Smile!
Your father is a nice and respectful man, how nice he talks....
I really enjoyed your video... old man
Excelent! Just what I was looking for. Congrats!
love your dad's voice....he's got a Bob Ross calming voice.
Thank you so much for this video. It helps a lot!
I was taught to tune before playing and tune during playing. Constantly check for tuning
Even though Electric Guitars are begginer friendly, the Acoustic-Electric is also fantastic for begginers cause the Electric Guitar feel & Acoustic Guitar resonance combined is super cool. Lots of companies like Dean, Taylor, Martin, there's alot of them had the bright idea of making Acoustic Guitars that feel like Electrics. Ovation's Acoustic-Electric instruments have a bowl back like a Lute made out of plastic.
The Acoustic-electric is strung with really light gauge strings to get the Electric Guitar feel, & yes the lightest gauge of strings on an Acoustic might relieve lots of tension of the top.
I have been playing guitar since 2 years........ So atleast I know the basics. But when it came in my recomendations I just thought to take a look........ The video was really informative and with good explanation. Keep making more useful videos like this.
I've been playing for 35 years & I found this video enlightening, informative & down-right 'fun!'... 😉 💜 🍀 🎶
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@@AliasZiro nice to meet you L, I am Lawliet.
Awesome and informative thank you!
Aww a sweet showcase of father and son's love
The Acoustic-Electric might be easier to play than a Standard Acoustic Guitar (in fact it's just as easy to play as an Electric Guitar with easier action & lighter strings) because they usually use Extra Light Gauge Strings/10s (or even lighter like 9s/Ultra Lights) to emulate kinda an Electric Guitar type feel which relieves alot of pressure off the fretting hand.
this is so helpful for me thank you
Very helpful. Thanks!
thanks for the thorough explanation!
The Acoustic-electric has a built in tuner, which seems beginner friendly because it makes the Guitar alot easier to tune.
this helped me a lot and im a bigginer thank you and the old guy has a great smile :D
The built in tuner is also great especially for the 12 String Guitar because with that many Strings, the built in tuner will help with tuning it up.
But sometime built in tuner is not accurate , compare a tuner clip
Acoustic-Electric is a combination of an Acoustic & an electric Guitar all in one instrument. The Acoustic-electric advantage is that it's much larger in versatility.
this is the most cute+informative video of this week.
I love how he pauses as soon as Dad talks . You must have so much respect for his knowledge
So does it play just like a full acoustic when it's not plugged in? What if all I can find right now is a electro acoustic but you don't want to use the electric part is that possible?
What amp should I buy for an acoustic-electric guitar? Should I buy an electric amp or an acoustic amp?
Thank you! God bless you
This is a very cute and informative video
Really helpful. Thank you :)
If you’re living with other people in the house, the electric is a life saver since you can play it anytime you want, while other people are studying, sleeping etc. in the room next door. Also, you need many repetitions to play a piece well, and I think other people shouldn’t be subjected to 200 repetitions of your poorly played piece 😂 electric all the way, and with recent developments in technology, that includes the pianos as well 👍🏼 (I’m a pianist)
What is the guitar in the video behind your dad? The one to my left while watching (behind his far right in the video). It is the electric acoustic full box style that is a medium/dark brown face with natural wood grain pattern? I am looking for almost that exact style.
It's a ZAD50E African Mahogany, like this one without the cutaway box zagerguitar.com/guitars/zad50ce-mahogany/
wow! this is so helpful! :)
Holy shit the quality of the phone's camera is pretty darn good
Wow they must have updated it.
Phones have good cameras nowadays.
Is electric-acoustic guitar sounds the same with acoustic guitar when the electric Acoustic is not connected with the speaker?That's what I want to learn because I am beginner
Roi Praf yah I want to know that too
I’ve got an electric acoustic and I’d say they pretty much sound the same
That was CLEARLY addressed in the video.
@@rski1036 Calm down...
Is it easier to play a electic acoustic bc of finger pressure And does the electric acoustic have different strings than the regular acoustic
I am very green, so am just trying to get as much info as I can. 2 questions: Is there a difference between an Acoustic Electric and an Electro Acoustic guitar, are is it just two roads to the same place? Secondly, when the Acoustic Electric is plugged in does it sound like an acoustic or a electric guitar? Thanks for your help!
Jacob Eyres Good Job on doing the homework before you make a decision. An electro-acoustic is the same thing as an acoustic electric. As far as the sound, it will sounds like an acoustic guitar if you are using an amp that’s designed for acoustic-electrics or a PA. If you use an amp that’s designed for electric guitar, you will be able to get some more sounds out of your instrument, but it may not sound very clean.
God bless you guys! So informative and easy to follow. About to buy my first guitar :)
howd it go?
candace Luke 21:36 i got it! i got it from amazon. a black fender acoustic electric. love it
how is the guitar playing going ? enjoying it?
My daughter wants a guitar and I am leaning towards the electric acoustic guitar but what would she need along with that? I’m guessing you just can’t buy the guitar.
You can always turn your Acoustic Guitar into an Acoustic-Electric by adding a Piezo Pickup & Preamp System.
When you say “plug in” do you mean like an amp? I have a regular acoustic, but I’m interested in playing at my church and I think an amp will help my guitar to not be drowned out. So would I need an electric for that?
ya he means an amp, and ya thats a good idea to not get drowned out
Beautiful guitars (too)
what are the price differences between two exact same guitars but one is acoustic and one is acoustic electric?
Acoustic-Electric Guitars & Electric Guitars (even the MAB Double Neck Guitar) are great for churches cause they have an elaborated system.
I ordered a ZAD900CE before Christmas. I am looking forward to March so I can do My unboxing of my Dream Guitar. I know it will be worth the wait.
The Acoustic Electric Guitar feels much like a Solid Body Electric because the Strings are thinner, the neck is skinnier, and the body is smaller.
does acoustic electric guitar sounds same as acoustic when it is not plugged in?
yep!
Yes it's still sounds acoustic, but the two guitars they have cut away and non-cut away, so they have still difference because guitar with cut away sounds bright but guitar with non-cut away sounds more natural, more full, and more bass sound
Ok
What is cut away mean pleaae?
@@expressionsdesignstudiogra7486 to reach higher notes
A lot of us have age-related ear priblems making tuning hard. I've also had meds that adversely effected my hearing.
All you need is an $ 6.00 clamp on tuner and eyes. The tuner does the listening. Look on ebay or Amazon there are many of them.
could you play rock and stuff on the acoustic/electric just like a full electric guitar?
I'm really new to acoustic electric guitars so sorry if I sound dumb.
I was at a music shop about a month ago and I was looking at an acoustic electric guitar and the hole at the bottom of the guitar were you plug it in was right where the strap button would be. With that guitar would I not be about to play with a strap on? Please tell me how this works I don't want to have to go on a 3 month mission to fing out.
KBurny T.R me to
KBurny T.R It's been 3 months but lemme tell you😂 It's multipurpose. The pin is where you plug in the cable and you also use it for the strap
TheGamingCircle Thank you! You're a beautiful human being.
2:18 explains this. But yes it is multiple purpose.
What's your website I would like to look at your guitars
Ut I wanted to hear what they sounded like. Thata kinda what the video implies. Great for the information, Shame there was no sound to compare them with one another.
It wasn't until watching this video and a few others like it that I realized that my acoustic is an acoustic electric lol. I figured it was just a modified acoustic guitar when I saw the amp and tuner
which guitar did you use as the acoustic electric guitar?
It's the cutaway guitar
beautiful people.please let me know if you guys ship internationally.
I’m new to guitars, but would an electric acoustic work with a regular electric guitar amp?
LBunyip XD yessir
I am planning to learn guitar. Would you mind what type of guitar should i choose and can you please mention the price too. Thank You
Oliver Dreyer there is a pretty good one that cost 57 dollars here at guitar center
MEA-17N
Is this an accustic electric?
and i need to know how to plug it in but not an accustic sound. I want an electric sound more..? Does that make sense??
Wolf Blood maybe consider an electric guitar the quality of an electric guitar would be better because the pickups would handle effects better but if u want to be able to have an acoustic as soon as u unplug then you can add effects to it just as u would an electric guitar. And yes that guitar is electric acoustic
Is that Denny ZageR?
That is Mr Zager from Zager and Evans in the year 2525 fame!
Can you connect it to an audio interfaced
Do you ship to India?
Help! Is epiphone Ej-200sce a good electric acustic guitar?
It's a fantastic one
Are the strings of acoustic & electro acoustic guitar same?
Yes
Lots of people would actually turn their Acoustic into an Acoustic-Electric by adding a piezo pickup to it.
I got my acustitic from amazon for 75bucks. But since i
saw this built in tuner i might order the one on here.
Thank youu
Good
Your father is tuned well & TOTALLY ON THE PITCH.
When the acoustic-electric isn’t connected is it still loud and normal just like an acoustic but then you plug it, it sounds like electric?
Yes please answer
So you can play a acoustic-electrical guitar without it being connected to anything? Answer please
John Wick Yes! You can play an acoustic-electric guitar without it being plugged in.
Megan Goosey thank you so much for taking the time to answer my silly question
Definitely, "silly" since it was CLEARLY addressed in the video.
@@rski1036 calm down dwag 😭
i'm a beginner with guitars.. and i want to buy my own guitar. since i'm a beginner, which type of guitar should i buy? acoustic guitar or acoustic electric guitar?
Tinkerbell M!LK start with a cheap acoustic guitar and make sure you know the basics and you enjoy playing before getting a more expensive guitar :)
I would say just get acoustic electric once and for all, so you don't have to upgrade later. + Once you learn you can plug it in to an amp and jam with your friends ☺
@Follow the howl It never hurts to add a Piezo Pickup to your normal Acoustic & turn it into an Acoustic-Electric.
Can you play an acoustic electric as a regular acoustic guitar?
Clue is in the name… acoustic is not electric. So an ‘acoustic electric’ means you can play both sets. If it was simply electric, guess what, it would just be called an electric guitar!
Can you play a electric acoustic guitar without the amp
Wholesome dad
Is a semi acoustic guitar and an acoustic electric guitar the same thing?
Yes IMO, grtz Luc
Gregory Jackson no
Semi-hollow is not the same as acoustic. Semi-acoustic is not a thing. An instrument is either acoustic or it is not, but can not be semi-acoustic.
Lessons with Cameron would the term "semi electric" be better.
Sounds frightening.
One minute it's just normal, the next it shoots lightning at you.
Daniel Maas I would be awfully skeptical of what “semi” entails.
Does the electric acoustic sound the same as the acoustic guitar when it’s not plugged in?? Or is there a difference
Leah that was CLEARLY addressed in the video.
R Ski eh sorry. I couldn’t watch it all so I just asked 🤷♀️
You do know many other people asked the same thing and had it answered.
@@rski1036 Shut up bruh
Does the acoustic electric sound better/worse/the same as an acoustic guitar with a pickup in it?
That was CLEARLY addressed in the video.
@@rski1036 this bitch clearly know the answer, just cant answer the question tf stupid
The volume goes up to 25.... right ?
With Acoustic Electric can you plug into headphones for quiet practice?
Yes you can plug in earphones and also amplifiers and PA systems like our artists use. zager.com
@@ZagerGuitar How about a 36 in Acoustic-Electric 12 String Travel Guitar with a cut away?
It's funny that people who have played for 40 years can't tell they're out of tune. I've played less than a year and I'm in no way what I'd describe as good. To a non guitar player I can make it seem like I know what I'm doing but a pro would spot me immediately. I can't play even a partial barre chord BUT I can tell if my guitar is even slightly out. I can't tune it by ear and once couldn't find my tuner (still haven't actually, I just ordered a new one) and had to get my tutor to drive over and tune it for me. He said it was only out by a bit, and I must have a naturally good ear. It didn't sound a little bit out to me, it sounded awful, I couldn't play it like that. I honestly don't know how anyone could play for that long and NOT develop an ear for it. Unless you taught yourself to play, on an out of tune guitar, never let anyone else play it or hear you play it, never played anyone else's guitar that WAS in tune. That's the only way I can think it'd be possible, songs would just sound wrong. I'm gonna learn to tune it by ear though so I don't have to worry about losing my tuner or the battery going dead etc. So my ears are THAT good yet really
Which guitar should I buy acoustic or acoustic electric guitar ?
Buy acoustic if you want to learn how to play, it is cheaper, if you intend to play to large crowd then go for acoustic electric, you can plug it to an amplifier to amplified the sound.
God bless you all!
stfu
@@westerling8436 😂😂😂
Kevin Van Vooren bruh calm down
Kevin Van Vooren no need to be rude especially when someone is being nice and offering positively. maybe it’s bc you don’t agree with this person beliefs however please try to be more mature 🤍
I would love to have one
What's the price. Am in Ghana by the way😊
Can I use this electric-acustic guitar with Rocksmith?
Yes we have many players doing that.
Do you also ship it to India? what is your brand name, website?
Do ship to India?
Nice
Lernang J me to
sorry
Strings of acoustic and electric-acoustic guitar is the same?
Yes
Love you dad
they are steel or naylon string ???
amr Kandil steel
Does the guitar tune other kinds like drop d
Yes we have players using alternate tuning with all of our instruments with excellent results. zager.com
Epic thx. Jesus loves you btw
I want the sound comparison between these two. Please. I am confused between these two
That was CLEARLY addressed in the video.
I don’t kn how ppl can play guitar that ain’t tuned. I’ve been playing for a yeah and I got a acoustic and electric. But I’m looking into buying a C/E. But fr tho I tune my guitar like everyday
Husker gang entered the chat
01:14 the guitar on the couch triggers me....
Can an electric acoustic be played without it being plugged in???
Yes
They are the exact same. If you get the acoustic electric and never plug it in, you lose the money, but you lose nothing in sound or playability. I’d personally say it’s worth it if you can spare it. Just in case you want to try a different style later on.
Why did Oscar Stern wrote 50+ comments
I m a beginer which guitar should I take..n I do not know how to tune guitar....
Pleas help me
BICKY CHHURIA use guitar tuner