I'm assuming most of the blues lessons are taught with an electric (have only watched the first couple). Just got through fundamentals 2 and am excited for the blues courses. Will I be to get through the courses alright with an acoustic guitar?
Can I do the blues course with an acoustic guitar?
Originally Posted by: corey.p.wynnI'm assuming most of the blues lessons are taught with an electric (have only watched the first couple). Just got through fundamentals 2 and am excited for the blues courses. Will I be to get through the courses alright with an acoustic guitar?
Blues started with acoustic guitars so I'd think so. Some stuff you learn might be more positioned to electric playing but you can still learn it and play it.
corey, I will add a redundant "yes". A lot of great blues songs were recorded with an acoustic. And probably an argument can be made that it all started with an acoustic. If one considers it all came from the Mississippi Delta!
A couple things may be slightly easier with an electric such as bending and vibrato. But I think you'll be fine with the acoustic.
I have to consider myself primarily an electric guy. I love electric blues/blues rock. I've got a handful of electrics and one acoustic. My acoustic will set alone for weeks. I don't know why, and you certaily don't care, but for the last couple months all I want to pick up is my acoustic! I can't explain it!![]()
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