Rookie crying What is the matter with electric guitar strings having electricity??

The strings are originally metal, which belong to conductors and naturally conduct electricity.

This is normal, but it means that your electric guitar is leaking.

It's dangerous. So it's better not to buy an electric guitar.

The sound quality of an electric guitar is also not as good as that of a normal guitar.

How do you test the strings with your tongue???

The tongue is wet, and of course there will be electricity! It's normal to have a murmur when your hand doesn't touch the strings! In its natural state, when an electric current is struck by the flow of air (invisible to the naked eye), it will inevitably emit a "buzz, buzz" noise.

Do you know how an electric guitar sounds? It applies electromagnetic induction. The vibration of the guitar strings causes the coils inside the pickups to generate an electric current.

So the strings are definitely energized. How else would electromagnetic induction occur?? It's normal to have a sound, especially after using distortion.

You can go buy something that cancels noise if you really can't stand it.

After the electric piano, there must be an effect to have an effect, and there may be a problem with the sound, and the grounding is not connected well!

Look at the microphone under the strings Whether it is good or bad is related to the quality of the piano! Of course you have electricity with your tongue, and your tongue is wet, and it's better not to have 1400 yuan"Quima"You pay about 800 for a fake Fanta or a Gipson.

Their pickups are good, and a good one is key!

Guitar enthusiasts.

Many electrical appliances run with some very weak current, and the tongue is very tender, so it can be sensed.

Pull the latch and it's called.

It could be a small problem with the electric guitar, or maybe it's your wrong feeling.

That's the sound of electricity, it's electricity, I sweated a little on my hands that day, and I touched a little bit of electricity, so it shouldn't be a big deal.

Tongue? Electrified? This is common sense.

I really don't understand. Why so many people love guitars.

"Guitar Chord Encyclopedia" is a very good book, it has music theory explanations, styles, scales, chord fingering, etc., which I am using now, and it is still cheap.

Chords are only what you can't think of, there is nothing that doesn't exist, and the next chord generation software on the Internet can tell you how chords are formed.