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The ultimate difference between an acoustic and a classical guitar is the strings. Classical guitars use nylon strings as opposed to steel strings on an acoustic guitar. This is where the major differences in sound come from. Nylon strings are a lot thicker and produce a more mellow, softer sound than steel strings.

classical guitars have the traditional Torres body shape. But some of the modern crossovers do use other body shapes.

Conversely, there are acoustic guitars that use the classical body shape

Classical Guitar

Acoustic Guitar

Now, to the untrained eye both of these guitars look very similar, however, they both have distinct differences and similarities, let’s break them down

There are a few similarities which can be easily identified, those similarities are:

• Both guitars have six strings and are tuned EADGBE.

• Both have a sound hole and are completely acoustic.

• Both have frets.

• Both guitars have tuning pegs.

• Both guitars have a round body.

When discussing classical vs acoustic guitar, the main differences are:

• The size of the neck.

• The strings that are used.

• The types of bridge.

• The type of tuning pegs and the way that the strings are strung.

The main difference that most guitarists will notice immediately is that the material of the strings is completely different on classical vs acoustic guitar.

On a classical guitar, nylon strings are used. Whereas on an acoustic guitar, steel strings are used. Here are some photos for comparison.

Classical Nylon Strings

Acoustic Guitar Strings

On the classical guitar, the strings look a lot clearer, this is due to the nylon material used.

However, on acoustic guitar, the strings are made of steel and as a result of this are gold/silver.

If you want to quickly tell the difference between nylon and steel strings feel them. Nylon strings are softer to touch and feel plastic where as steel strings are metallic and have a lot more tension.

Like any kind of learning, having a routine, focus and consistent effort will see success reached. So here are my top tips to learning online:

Work regularly – Develop a routine, write some set practice times down in a diary or on a chart.

Do not skip –its easy to skip the lessons ahead. But this can result in you missing some important techniques and methods. So follow the lessons in order step by step.

Use the features of the program – Many of the violin lessons feature tools like backing tracks, tuners, metronomes and theory lessons. Use all of them and become an all-round musician not just a player.

Be persistent – No instrument can be mastered in 3 days, just keep going