This is one situation where your brain probably is having a war with him/her self trying to figure out which would be easier to learn or which sounds better or which is more value for money.  All these questions keep on running over and over again throughout the whole week or even months until you put the cash on the table for the guitar.

To be honest we understand it’s a tough decision to take but we from M4music.com are going to help you simplify this problem and help you take this decision quicker.  To start let's divide the process into steps.


1.    Understanding the difference.                                          


Acoustic guitar and Classical guitar pretty much look the same but if you look closer, both these guitars have a lot of differences.

Acoustic Guitar

Acoustic guitars have steel strings that are bright and crisp and are good to keep the fretboard in shape and avoid fret warps. Talking about the fretboards and necks, acoustic guitars have a narrow but rounder neck and shorter fret space.

Acoustic guitars are mostly played with a pick and they are great for strumming and light fingerpicking.  Acoustic guitars also have a thing called a truss rod which is a rod that can be adjusted using an Allen key or Allen wrench tools and the truss rod is placed under the fretboard which helps in keeping the neck in shape.