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    Gibson 1938 L-50 Acoustic Guitar
    Your Price $1,939.99 Was Price $2,399.99
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    Santa Maria, CA
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    Takamine 1975 F400S Acoustic Guitar
    Your Price $499.99
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    Sacramento, CA
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    Epiphone 1960s Granada Acoustic Electric Guitar
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    Sarasota, FL
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    Giannini 1970s Craviola Acoustic Guitar
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    Danbury, CT
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    Epiphone 1970s FT-145 Acoustic Guitar
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    Orange, CT
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    Vintage 1940s B&j Serenader Natural Acoustic Guitar
    Your Price $349.99
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    Oklahoma City, OK
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    Gibson 1970s B2512N 12 String Acoustic Guitar
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    Beaumont, TX
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    Epiphone 1970s FT-565 12 String Acoustic Guitar
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    South Bend, IN
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    Vintage 1970 CRUCIANELLI MODEL 20 Natural Acoustic Guitar
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    Oklahoma City, OK
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    Dobro 1992 DM1000 Acoustic Guitar
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    Fairfax, VA
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    Vintage 1996 JAMES GOODALL ROSEWOOD STANDARD RS-992 Natural Acoustic Electric Guitar
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    Warwick, RI
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    Gretsch Guitars 1961 Parlor Acoustic Acoustic Guitar
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    Toledo, OH
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    Recording King 1930s M-3 Acoustic Guitar
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    Little Rock, AR
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    Takamine 1978 F360 Acoustic Guitar
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    Excellent Condition
    Commack, NY
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    Kay 1960s 6836 Acoustic Guitar
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    Fair Condition
    Ft Collins, CO
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    Takamine 1989 EF-131EC Acoustic Electric Guitar
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    Albany, NY
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    Gibson 1968 J-50ADJ Acoustic Guitar
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    Fair Condition
    Louisville, KY
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    Fender 1980s F240A Acoustic Guitar
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    Lakeland, FL
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    Martin 1992 MC68L Acoustic Electric Guitar
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    Brownsville, TX
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    Gretsch Guitars 1950s 6003 Jimmie Rodgers Acoustic Guitar
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    Commack, NY
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    Ovation 1993 1717 Acoustic Electric Guitar
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    Good Condition
    Davenport, IA
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    Martin 1988 D12-28 Acoustic Guitar
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    Good Condition
    Eugene, OR
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    Epiphone 1970s BARD FT 150 Acoustic Guitar
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    Myrtle Beach, SC
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    Gibson 1971 B25-12 12 String Acoustic Guitar
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    Good Condition
    Manchester NH, NH
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    Schecter Guitar Research 1980s SW1000 Acoustic Guitar
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    Greenville, SC
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    Cromwell 1930s G4 ARCHTOP Acoustic Guitar
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    Albany, NY
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    Gibson 1944 J45 Banner Acoustic Guitar
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    Good Condition
    Hollywood, CA
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    Gibson 1965 B45-12-n 12 String Acoustic Guitar
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    Good Condition
    Mcallen, TX
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    Gibson 1959 LG-3 Acoustic Guitar
    Your Price $4,499.99
    Good Condition
    Des Moines, IA
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    Kay 1940s SHERWOOD Acoustic Guitar
    Your Price $699.99
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    Springfield, NJ
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About Acoustic Guitars:

An acoustic guitar is a guitar that uses only an acoustic soundboard (the top of an acoustic guitar) to help transmit the strings energy into the air in order to produce its sound. The soundboard will add various tonal qualities due to its own mix of tonewoods and bracing, and the soundboard also has a strong effect on the loudness of the guitar. Without a soundboard, the string would just cut through the air without actually moving it much because it is large, the soundboard can push the air, creating a much louder sound. In addition, the acoustic guitar has a hollow body that resonates, increasing the efficiency of its lower frequencies.

All of the complex air-coupling interactions, along with the resonant properties of the tonewoods themselves, are a key reason that different acoustic guitars will have different tonal qualities. The sound is a complex mixture of harmonics that give this type of guitar its distinctive sound. Some of the most important varieties are the classical guitar (nylon-stringed) and steel-string acoustic guitar.
Steel-string Acoustic Guitar The steel-string acoustic guitar is a modern form of guitar that descends from the classical guitar, but is strung with steel strings for a brighter, louder sound. The most common shape is the dreadnought (originally developed by C.F. Martin & Company), which incorporates a deep soundbox and a smaller and less pronounced upper bout, giving it a wedge-shaped appearance. Other popular body styles include the larger jumbo body shape, as well as the smaller auditorium (000) body style and even smaller grand concert (00) body style. Check out the Martin Ed Sheeran X Signature Acoustic Electric for a smaller body type with a punchy sound.

Classical Guitar The classical guitar is a variation of the Spanish Guitar, from its construction, size, weight, wood and the sound it produces. Classical guitars have six nylon strings, rather than metal strings used in other acoustic guitars. The shape, construction, and material of classical guitars vary, but typically they have a modern classical guitar shape, or historic classical guitar shape (e.g., early romantic guitars from France and Italy). Classical guitars are also typically played with the fingers rather than a pick (as steel-string acoustic guitars are often played).
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