PROS u0026 CONS - Acoustic VS Electric Guitar For Beginners

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Title	:	PROS u0026 CONS - Acoustic VS Electric Guitar For Beginners
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Comment from : Lauren Bateman

My analogy of the acoustic vs electric issue is that starting to learn on electric would be like starting to learn how to play basketball on a nine foot rim
Comment from : Timothy Lawrence

Did not hear this video mention the most obvious difference that acoustic is more portable: camping, park, lake, beach -- places without electrical outlets
Comment from : skriabinfly

✌🙏👍👍
Comment from : Grant Mair

I started on the electric but practicing basic acoustic stuff on it
Comment from : Threeam89

I worked around the weight issue by using a Double Guitar Strap which is basically a Guitar version of Accordion Straps
Comment from : Oscar Stern

There are Lighter Weight Electric Guitars that weigh less than Acoustic Guitars because their bodies were cut extra thin
Comment from : Oscar Stern

Is axing me for coupon where can I find the coupon
Comment from : madelynramos

Hey to start off with and thank you, Short course my son keeps getting guitars given to him, I am the guy fix it, restring or clean up or both got bored picked one up, checking out over a dozen or so on the you tube for instructional play I saved all your play lists Yes you are top finalist You kept it simple as well as fun
Comment from : Taurus/Hipoint Enthusiast

I haven't made any progress on my acoustic for a long time now because of the barre chords, I've tried and tried and watched videos but man it's too difficult for me right now, until now I've been repeating the same basic chords I know and I'm practically a pro at it now lol
Comment from : Leilei

is a semi hollow body electric as easy as a hardi body to play for beginner i bought an harly benton hb35 i am a beginner was it a bad choice if i already have an acoustis guitar
Comment from : Ross Seidner

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Comment from : Diana Santiago

the trick for brutal exercise is to never change your strings it will make your fingers cry
Comment from : Patrick Nelson

Thank You Lauren for the information and the Beginners lessons
Comment from : Martin Moya

Thanks!
Comment from : Cliff Evans

She is so cool 👀
Comment from : Sleeping beauty

Thank You!
Comment from : Ashley

How do you feel about nylon strings? The Cordoba Stage Nylon-String Acoustic-Electric Guitar has really caught my eye
Comment from : Thomas

I'm 14 and deciding on acoustic or electric, I'm leaning more towards acoustic as I love the sound and vibe but the electric was recommended by my friends sooo I'm also broke so I don't have enough for an amp and guitar lmaoo
Comment from : diceyyz

Well, that explains alot as I been watching a lot of electric and I can't bend the strings on my acoustic Now I know why Best guitar to start with is the one you already own IMO I am also guessing trying to copy electric guitar players with an acoustic is impossiblebr Also, you never touched on Acoustic steel string vs Acoustic nylon string My fingers are fleshy so not easy to callous up
Comment from : BunzeeBear

Thanks!
Comment from : howard jones

A little off topic but how do you like your Crafter acoustic guitar ? I’ve never heard of one till I started watching your videos
Comment from : Buff’s World

You’re cool 😎 I just ordered my very first guitar at age 59 brI’ll be checking out your beginner crash course when I get my guitar on Thursday Thank you ❤️🎼🎸🎼🎸
Comment from : KB CHEF

the acoustic guitar will teach you more about guitar than an electric the truth great video
Comment from : TheGuitarProfessionals

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Comment from : Diana Santiago

You awesome
Comment from : Gusdiakolios Diakolios

avoid electro acoustic tis junk its will never be as good as an electric and never good as an acoustic
Comment from : Solonas Kypros

How about the nylon (classical) guitar?
Comment from : Slow Swimmer

Electric Guitars are indeed the easiest to intonate thanks to their adjustable bridge Some Acoustic Guitars have Nylon Strings so they're even more beginner friendly, & they indeed feel the same as Electric Guitars I was also able to find a Nylon Electric Guitar which is even more beginner friendly
Comment from : Oscar Stern

What about an electroacoustic guitar? I really want to start by playing acoustic for that campfire vibe, but because of my hubby's work and hobbies it'd be better that I can practice quietly so I can do it more He thought a good solution would be electroacoustic but I never really hear anyone talk about them Are they not really any good? Or are more people purists and want to just keep the styles separate so that's why you don't really hear many people mention/use them?
Comment from : Misty

Thanks for this post! Grateful for YouTube!
Comment from : El Rey

💡 Electric 🎸 guitar,Caustic 🎸 guitarbrWaw,Excellent lesson, 👍💕👍
Comment from : Diana Santiago

I bought an acoustic guitar after I bought an Electric one and it's paying off, I am glad I got the acoustic guitar
Comment from : transmission GGB

I have played both for a long time, now I’m nearly 70, still learning and having fun and still suffer from GAS (guitar acquisition syndrome) I currently have:brA Ukulele bass, A Bowl back Baritone Ukulele, 2 Tenor ukuleles (one low G one standard tuning), 1 Koa concert Ukulele and a Zebrawood Soprano ukulele plus 2 electric guitars a T type and a Offset type both with P90 pups, 1 Travel guitar (strung with ball end nylon strings), 2 full size acoustics (1 of them a bowl back) and my 1970 made Japanese Classical guitarbrPhew what a list 😂brI’m enjoying your channel and finding some nice tips to make things a bit easier for myself now my memory is not so good - now what was I going to say to you… 🤪
Comment from : Darrell W

Thank you!! Love all your lessons! And teachings! I learn so much Grateful, a beginner guitarist
Comment from : TheSanguineSage

I prefer the sound of an accoustic guitar I compare ease of playing to the difference between driving a standard vs an automatic Once you master driving a standard, it's much easier to switch to an automatic If you can play an accoustic guitar, an electric is easy peasy
Comment from : birgit mitchell

Lauren I'm an older person than again I love a Acoustic
Comment from : Tim Dillon Tablet

Do you have a course or something i can take cause im and electric beginner
Comment from : strangeloops

👌🙏💕
Comment from : Francis Maloney

Hey Lauren Jamie herebrbrWhat about hybrids? I have an Ibenez Acoustic-electric shallow body with tuner and EQ Plugin takesboth jack and pins My other 2 are a campfire beater Yamaha acoustic which is my daily player, and an Art and Lutherie acousticbrbrThe Ibenez is my performing guitar
Comment from : James M

🙂🙃😉😊😇🥰
Comment from : Enjoying Life & Exploring

Good advices by Lauren Thank you for this ✌
Comment from : Inayat Sama

You should make acoustic guitar weekly course for absolute beginner, to learn the correct rudiments of music and fundamentals of playing guitar
Comment from : Swetasree Mal

The easiest guitar to learn on is a short scale one, either electric or acousticbrI tried to learn on an acoustic, but due to starting to learn late in life and havingbrsmall hands, i found the hard way that acoustic necks were not for mebrI tried many different guitars until i found an Ibanez with a slim wide radius neckbrand a low action with no fret buzz after a pro set-upbrYou must try before you buy, or struggle like i did
Comment from : Barbara Pape

I’ve just ordered an electric acoustic guitar
Comment from : Leanne

Since i followed LB , from knowing nothing and today i had 4 guitar including electric guitar, thanks a lot teacher LB
Comment from : Zahrin Zeffrin

I feel determined to hear this Coach! I train with acoustic guitar, truly what i need is just a simple amplifierThank you I'm from Kenya🇰🇪
Comment from : Boniface Maina

Hi Lauren! I couldn't compare a- and e-guitars On acoustic you have instantly the great sound but you have to play more exactly The sound of a good e-guitar is unique as well and needs different e-techniques and setting knowhow So better you have both and play them as much as you can Cheers and take care! :-))
Comment from : Dean S

I'd like to spend more time with my electric , but my old man's neck and shoulders don't allow it Good advice , thanks Lauren
Comment from : sundowner62 James

I hope the Squire by Fender is affordable and quality is good enough for a student player The easy setup is all that’s needed besides Lauren Bateman YouTube videos
Comment from : f1s2hg3

Thanks for sharing nice information may God bless you much more
Comment from : CHRISTIAN BELIEVERS GOSPEL PLATFORM

For beginners what's better nylon string or steel string guitar
Comment from : Jim Kontos

I have a guitar question
Comment from : Jim Kontos

Lauren splendid video as always! Let me share that I have an electric at home with the Fender mustang micro mini amp, which I love and recommend A couple of months ago I bought an acoustic for the office and I'm regretting it because it's another type of monster A friend of mine suggested me to keep the acoustic and practice regularly, because at the end, in some time can use each of them
Comment from : Juan Penagos

Great video I have both but rarely play the acoustic I learnt on the electric because it is much less bulky and if you play without an amp you don't disturb anyone I learned too how to do a setup including intonation, it is not that difficult, but gives great satisfaction when you play it! PS I am now gonna subscribe! Best wishes Bob from England
Comment from : B Hylands

That’s good, I have both There not expensive ones but there good enough for my ability at this stage
Comment from : Wes Hawkins

Hi Lauren, I had a guitar teacher once tell me that one advantage to an acoustic is the sound is more honest On an electric, let's say you get a muted string on a chord, for example, there are certain effects on an amp that can cover that up Whereas on acoustic, what you play is what you hear So it's an easier way to see your progress What do you think about that?
Comment from : Jesse Ross

I heard about classes for guitar in 3 months with an expert in Liverpool for £2000 bris that a lot?
Comment from : Afnan Shabanah

I’ve had and love both Like you said, acoustic builds strength and accuracy Bar cords are easier on electric Perhaps another pro for acoustic… it’s better for your neighbors 😂
Comment from : Music Lover

Awesome!
Comment from : Merrilyn Tattersall

😙takk
Comment from : tre Pi

CoolbrI made and electric with candlewood Dents with a fingernail, but doubles as an acoustic, in that it's loud without an amp
Comment from : How to meet an Extraterrestrial

Both
Comment from : Ted Gonzol

Starting on acoustic guitar is harder but it is beneficial for the future
Comment from : India Malwa

Thats a lovely explanation Lauren, I would like one of every type lol
Comment from : Darren Oak

Very timely- I've played mediocre acoustic guitar since 1990 I just ordered my first electric (Player Tele) I'm very excited! Lauren, thanks for convincing this mature guitarist that it's never too late to try something new
Comment from : PAUL SANDOR

Prefer Acoustic
Comment from : Richard daSilva

Good morning Babe You have just Said what I've been doing Love both my guitars So glad you made this video, those accustic guitars definitely make the callouses on the fingers tougher
Comment from : Greg Nuttall

acoustic is the most optimal guitar even wild metalheads spend a lot time on their acoustics
Comment from : Patrick Nelson

The pros in starting with an acoustic far more outweigh the cons: I have learned so much and have really improved starting w an acoustic, my dream is to soon own a Gibson Les Paul but I want to get a little more advanced and beyond the beginner level first Great tips all in all and very helpful thank you Lauren!
Comment from : David Deritis

Hey Lauren, love your Ibanez I have the G10 model can you give your opinion on that specific guitar brThanks so much Lauren , that was a GREAT lesson on guitar choicesbrPlease keep them coming
Comment from : Albert Benjohar

Best lessons I’ve found online! Always great tips and advice- thanks again Lauren!
Comment from : Cindi

Hi Lauren Just wondering if it is possible for someone in a wheelchair to play a full-size guitar For some reason however I sit the neck seems quite long and playing the chords is difficult Any advice?
Comment from : Helen Tunnicliffe

just wondering about this - since I'm learning fingerstyle on acousticis there a special "technique " to playing barre chords on acoustic?l
Comment from : T J

Matter of taste and purpose You're right, acoustic is loud enough without amp I'm an acoustic player Thanks Lauren for this lesson 🎶🎶🎶
Comment from : Nicole N

I have 1 acoustic an 2 epiphone an 1 fender I move around on them Depends on mood but electric is most definitely easier Atleast to me
Comment from : Bobby Nash

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Comment from : Easton Von Schist

Thanks Lauren Excellent as usual!
Comment from : David

You forgot the most important thing and that's the "Cool Factor" the electric guitar has over the acoustic
Comment from : deltafour1212

Hi Lauren, I was going to ask you about making a vid of a tour of your GuitarsbrBut you presented quite a few in this one here, I was hoping you were going to rip a Guitar solo Because you discussed it briefly Any way we can hear you play a solo, possibly on your George Harrison Gretch?brCongrats on over one hundred k and counting, you ROCK!
Comment from : Kevin Slater

Great video I'm an older newbie I have both, and enjoy going back and forth between them Right now I'm trying to get better at fingerpicking and I find that the acoustic is the guitar to practice on (for me) I do better with practicing Barre Chords on the electric
Comment from : Stephen Smith

Thank you for posting , awesome as always :)
Comment from : Chris CapeCharles

Hi Lauren, I’m really struggling with my acoustic so I’m defo going to sign up for your crash course Keep up the good work 🎸🎸
Comment from : Peter Murphy