Why does a guitar or any  other string instrument  have two E-strings on them.?
80904
Well, why not?  It's just part of the instrument's range.  The open notes for every string are determined by ease of playing scales, making E the logical candidate after B (on the guitar, anyway.)
1058101
absolutely.\n\nThey are essentially the same instrument.  It's just that the electric guitar doesn't require a big hollow body, and it's strings are typically thinner.  I actually learned guitar using my electric guitar first, but it really doesn't make a difference.
1059361
You get lower notes that way...tune your low E down to a D or even a C...you get a nice drone going that way (especially if what you're playing is in D, E, F, G or C)
822507
Im a guitarist also....and all that stuff confuses the hell outta me, thats why I just get tablature. it indicates strings and frets with numbers.....way easier!
533381
Each line is a string on you're guitar.top to bottom...E,B,G,D,A,E. each number is where you fret the string on the neck.  2 would mean two frets up on the line (string) its on. Play on!
974109
There are usually two guitars as one guitar plays Rhythm, while the other guitar plays Lead or solo.\n\nIf you listen carefully, you'll notice two guitars playing at the same time.  On the other hand, some very talented guitar players will do both.  They will play rhythm, and then play a solo with just the bass and drums behind him or her if it is a trio like Rush, Green Day, Triumph, or Police.  But in the studio, even these trios record several parts and play them over each other.\n\nTo get a real good idea of rhythm guitar versus solo or lead guitar, listen to Sweet Home Alabama by Lynyrd Skynyrd.  The first notes you hear is the rhythm guitar, he keeps repeating this throughout the song while more guitars are layered over it as well as the lead guitar.
28532
The pickups are small magnets.  Wires are wrapped around the base of the magnets, with an inlet and an outlet.  When the strings vibrate, the metal moving through a magnetic field induces a change in the magnetic field (since the magnets magnetize the strings themselves, and a moving magnetic field induces a current in a nearby conductor--see faraday's principle of inductance).  The current will oscillate with the frequency of the string--this gives the frequency of the sound.
227067
There are many instruments, specialised at classical instruments like guitars.
473670
I know this has nothing to do ith your question, but your email address isn't verified, and I really want/need you help with my guitar. \nI was thinking about your other reply and  the string only buzzes when it's open. Does that mean it is a burr in the nut? \nAlso could you tell me what the safest way to change the string is? (I'm such a tele virgin!) \nThing is, it got brought two weeks ago, so I wasn't expecting anything to go wrong this quickly! Plus its Easter weekend, so everywhere is closed or I'm at work so I can't take it back to the shop and get them to sort it. \nThank you, its great to be able to ask someone who actually has the guitar to tell me what to do. \nOf course I like calexico. Again it's nice to find someone who knows who they are!
681900
check this out. i dont know if it's the biggest instrument, but its got to be one of them.\n\nhttp://news.harmony-central.com/News/2004/Big-Guitar.html
1028694
are you really good?? \na guitar is like a penis.. just owning one doesn't make a girl want you more .. it's what you do with it that counts
403650
for a guitar it is pretty simple: When you pluck the string its vibrations cause small pressure waves in the air which are passed along like a ocean wave until they hit our eardrum. The pitch of the note is controlled by the tautness and length of the string.
483991
You can use different string instruments or you an even use different types of strings. Rope, nylon, thread and use different tensions with them.
1023833
i usully see it with mine aswel but you know when the wave move it moves in both directions and make a stand wave wich has a still point and a high displace point and in the guitar u'll see a wave with crecentic multiple waves and if you see rectangle then its the illution caused by light!!! >>>>>
715545
Electric guitar and bass strings produce tone in proportion to their magnetic properties. A pickup senses the vibrating string and converts it to an electrical signal which is further processed by control pots, cables, effects, amplifiers and other outboard devices. Stainless steel, long preferred by bass guitar players, generates the strongest signal while less magnetic nickel is more mellow. Nickel plated steel combines the attributes of both metals and is the most widely played electric guitar string.
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Each line represents a string. The # represents the fret u put your fingers on. \nEx: # 5 on third line means the 5th fret on the 3rd string.\nThe deep E string is always on the bottom.\nJam out Buddy!
1009300
Mine is full of guitars.