what is the history of the rosewood fingerboard,wide headstock, bullet head stock,and the small headstock?
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You might want to ask this question in Music, instead of Physics.\n\nBut here are some links to start with:\nhttp://www.history-of-rock.com/guitarstwo.htm\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_guitar\nhttp://www.guitarsite.com/history.htm\nGibson: http://www.riffinteractive.com/expguitar/ElectricGuitarRoots1.htm
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http://www.guitartabs.com/
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Fender Mediums (or any medium with the standard plectrum shape)
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you are correct, it is a James Tyler guitar - not cheap, but very nice.  See the link.
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That's a double cutaway black acoustic with an "S" on the headstock. If you truly want one of these, it'll cost ya.\nYou can get one from Gibson's Custom Guitar Facility in Nashville. \nStart here: http://www.gibsoncustom.com/\nOr, if you're super serious, contact me.
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GUITARS\nfender(real kind)\ngibson\nPRS\nMartin\nbreedlove\n\nDRUMS\npearl\ndw\nyamaha
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Learning Wonders has all kinds of felt and flannel board stories.  They sell them either in the sheet (not cut out) or in the pieces (pre-cut), as well as flannel boards and words to songs/fingerplays that you can do with all the pieces.  They have very reasonable prices.  The owner was my teacher in college, and she has all kinds of great stuff on the site.  The site is:\nhttp://learningwonders.com
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The Fender Squier Mini is an excellent choice. Made by Fender in Japan. Sounds and looks like a Statocaster. $99.00\n\nhttp://www.music123.com/Squier-Mini-i21360.music
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The acoustic guitar body is just a resonator - it can be any shape. Acoutically the most important things are the overall size of the acoutic chamber and its sound hole, the type of wood used, the bracing of the sound board (the top), and the bridge (where the strings are anchored). I you want to play sitting down, it sure is nice to have a cutaway that fits your knee (classical guitar is played sitting, with a foot stool to raise the guitar height). A symmetric body will give the fullest sound, so if you cutaway the bottom, you need to cutaway the top as well. Asymmetric designs can sound fine but they introduce unusual resonances at certain notes. Dreadnought bodies are large with a shallow cutaway to give more sound - so you really don't need a cutaway. It probably all started when luthiers (the original guitar builders) designed the first lutes - they made them look like violins because they knew how to make that shape "sing."
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this should get you the info your looking for, if not call S$W custamer servicehttp://customersupport.smith-wesson.com/page/oucd/Weapon_History_Request.html.
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This is a great guitar at an unbelievable price.\n\nhttp://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Guitar/Acoustic?sku=515366
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Violin.\n\nHe had a Stradivarius, as a matter of fact.
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Head, Shoulders, throat, Shaft, Handle, butt cap, Grommets, and strings.
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The first guitar I owned was a Ventura (over 20 years ago!). These axes have a reputation for playing well at a cheap price. There are basically two types, Korean and Japanese with the latter being made made in the 70s. The Japanese models were basically copies of Gibson guitars from the same era. They are well made and possess good tonal quality. The Korean made ones are pretty good guitars for the money.
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There are many instruments, specialised at classical instruments like guitars.
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Try this one:\nhttp://musicated.com/CGCL/\n\nOr http://www.guitarsite.com/bands4.htm
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If u want the full history of ibanez and everything, get the book called "Ibanez - The Untold Story" i got it for a friends birthday and he loves it, tells you everything about the great guitar maker, how they began and stuff, really good, should be able to get from most book stores or even from the ibanez american web site in the store section as with the contact info, also check out their website as it will tell what number to call for info depending on where you live