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The guitar you're talking about is probably a resonator, and I'll give you a screenshot

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3.Resonator guitar

The resonator guitar is a modern native variant of the American guitar, named for the metal mechanical resonator in the body. The resonator guitar is its scientific name, and the original name of this guitar was Dobro, after the name combination of the two brothers of Dopyera, Slovak immigrants, who were the first to develop and shape this guitar.

In the twenties of the twentieth century, Americans began to generally pursue guitar volume. The Dopyera brothers took a Los Angeles guitarist's idea of a mechanical guitar sound amplifier to design and refine it, and the Metal Tri-Cone with three aluminum resonant cavities was born, and the National Guitar Company was founded. The following year, John Dopyera left the company to work on lower-cost wooden-bodied single-chamber guitars, and he went on to invent the spider-web horse base, which he named Dobro (a combination of his brother's name).

In 1932 the brothers reorganized the National-Domino company to specialize in the new guitar, but the promotion of the resonator guitar did not go very well, and only a small number of country and Hawaiian guitarists were willing to use the new guitar. It wasn't until after World War II, with the full-blown rise of bluegrass and blues**, that this guitar slowly gained its own market.

The resonator guitar has a large volume, and it is mainly divided into two types of single-resonator (single-cone) and tri-cone (tri-cone) in terms of structure. The variety of single resonators is the mainstream, and most of them are wooden bodies. The cost of the variety of three-resonator is higher, and most of them are metal bodies.

There are two main types of resonator guitars: traditional and Hawaiian. The traditional style has a semi-circular grip neck (basically the same as the acoustic guitar) and is often used to play blues and country styles with slider effects. The Hawaiian style, on the other hand, has a square neck (similar to the traditional acoustic Hawaiian guitar), and this resonator guitar is now becoming an alternative to the acoustic Hawaiian guitar.

**You can only upload one, and there are several guitars with a metal plate in the middle**, you can go and see if it's the kind you said.

It's a paddling guitar.

The solo in Norah Jones' Seven Years is played on the guitar.

This type of guitar is uncommon.

You can ask the staff at the online piano shop for advice.

It's called dobro guitar, and it's a type of resonator guitar, which is a very unique guitar in the guitar world and represents manual craftsmanship. Well-known brands: Dobro, National, Fender are also available, and there is Royall in China, which can be found on Tmall.

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Level 4 2010-05-14 Ordinary electrical box 800-2000 should be able to satisfy you Provided that you are not slaughtered Remember not to buy the kind of electric box piano that is finished by just plugging in a wire That kind of piano is fooling people There is a tuner on the box piano Respectively, the volume of each string and other values Follow-up question: Just plug in a wire? I'm a newbie, can you help me talk about it, thank you Answer:

It's the kind of box piano that doesn't have a tuner Although the piano can also be inserted into the box bullet, but most of them give people the feeling that the bass of the upper three lines is too heavy, and the lower three strings can't hear the sound at all, and the popping is completely noise, so it's better to have a tuner, which is generally above the guitar sound hole, and it's easy to find -ā吖 án Testimonials: xie xie 2010-05-14Other answers(1)Photography Lion Level 9 2010-05-14 is a kind of acoustic guitar, called the electric box piano, in fact, the acoustic guitar is equipped with a pickup, The acoustic guitar can be connected to the speaker, and the sound can be amplified through the speaker. It is generally used for performances and finger play.

The market price ranges from three or four hundred to tens of thousands. Follow-up: What about the ordinary?

If there is a hole in the middle, it is an electric box guitar (i.e., a bakelite dual guitar), and if there is no hole, it is probably a jazz guitar.

An electric box guitar can be used as an electric guitar.

It can be connected directly to the speakers during performances.

It's very convenient.

Electric box guitar. The appearance is the same as that of an ordinary acoustic guitar, with a set of pick-up devices, which can be performed at any time.

Is there a hole in the middle? If there is, it is the electric box piano.

If not, it's an electric guitar.

What is the use of the electric box piano? He just makes it convenient to perform, and he doesn't use a microphone to the piano, of course, if the microphone is facing the piano, the timbre can't come out.

Are you talking about flamenco guitar? There are two categories of guitars: Spanish guitars, and Spanish guitars are divided into classical guitars and flamenco guitars! Compared to classical guitars, flamenco guitars are generally slightly smaller (thinner) and often have a thin guard (usually colorless and transparent) glued to them near the sound hole of the panel.

You're probably talking about an exercise piano for beginners, which is somewhere in between, with nylon strings to prevent finger pain, and can be used as a folk piano.

You have to understand the types of guitars first, for example, the types of guitars are acoustic guitars, classical guitars, electric guitars, and acoustic acoustic guitars, electric box acoustic guitars, and the size of the guitar is also different for the volume, the material of the guitar will also affect the timbre, and different strings also have different timbre In addition, the guitar also has special effects, and the effect is to add another timbre effect on the original basis Speaker equipment, tuning equipment, environment, recording equipment, etc., which can bring changes to the timbre, So timbre is a thing that involves a lot of things

I also have it, but the left hand string is not pressed properly, and with a little force, the string will have a metallic sound when it moves on the fret.

Guitars are divided into acoustic guitars and electric guitars.

Acoustic guitars are divided into folk guitars and classical guitars, as well as flamenco guitars.

Folk guitars are made of steel strings, which can be used for singing or finger playing.

Classical guitars use nylon strings and are used to play classical songs.

Flamenco guitars look very similar to classical guitars, and they are also nylon strings, and ordinary people can't tell the difference between them and classical guitars at a cursory glance, but the wood materials and processing requirements of their pianos are different. The flamenco guitar is specifically designed to play flamenco.

An electric guitar is a completely different thing from an acoustic guitar. There is no sound hole, the sound is transmitted through the pickup, and it is equipped with various effects, and the playing method and technique are far from the acoustic guitar.

Folk and classical are all in the category of acoustic guitars.

To adjust the string spacing, you can adjust the distance between the strings and the fretboard by placing a hex screwdriver in the hole and rotating it. This thing is sold in hardware stores, and it is a curved metal bar.

Adjust the neck, such as frets or high pitches!

Pickup, through which the sound is picked up to the resonance box, and then the echo is released.

According to your description, it should be a ballad.

There is no guard plate for professional classical. The headstock is two rows of hollowed-out slots. There is no frets on the front of the fretboard, and on the side, the fretboard is slightly wider. Upper nylon strings. The sound holes are elaborate lace, and the appearance is generally a log color. **High.

The folk headstock is not hollowed out, all steel wire strings, the sound holes are generally a few lines, the front and sides are marked with frets, the fretboard is narrow, and there are missing corners and no missing horns in the body. The missing corner is suitable for the high position solo suitable for the lead tone. Generally, those that do not lack corners are equipped with guard plates, and some of them have missing corners.

Some of the ballads have bright lacquer finishes, while others are wood colors.

Your piano is likely to be the most popular piano on the market now, that is, the practice piano doesn't matter about folk classics. It is not professional to say that it is a low-cost piano for practice.

It's probably the most popular practice piano. This is usually 38 inches, and it looks a bit like a classical guitar, but with steel strings and a guard.

That thing is a pickup, and this thing is connected to a speaker that amplifies the sound.

Is that. Pickups, acoustic guitars without electric boxes can be connected to the stereo, and then they can be public, and the performance can be used, but first the guitar must be practiced well, otherwise you can hear the wrong sound by amplifying.

It's called a pickup, the microphone of an acoustic guitar, and with it, what you're playing can be played in the speaker.

It is an acoustic guitar pickup, which is used for acoustic guitars without an electric box, and can connect the sound signal to the speaker for amplification.