by guitarist1 November 14, 2006
A 6-or-12 stringed instrument, made of either wood any nylon/metal or plastic and nylon/metal.
An acoustic guitar is made of wood, and consists of 6 or 12 tuners, a neck, a body and a hole out of which sound echoes from the strings. Strings can be tightened or loosened to produce sharp or flat sounds.
An electric guitar is more commonly plugged into an amplifier, producing a louder, crunchier sound. It has no hole but uses a metal bridge to send the vibrations to the amplifier.
An acoustic guitar is made of wood, and consists of 6 or 12 tuners, a neck, a body and a hole out of which sound echoes from the strings. Strings can be tightened or loosened to produce sharp or flat sounds.
An electric guitar is more commonly plugged into an amplifier, producing a louder, crunchier sound. It has no hole but uses a metal bridge to send the vibrations to the amplifier.
by wendy lane May 23, 2003
Six stringed instrument with an electric variety used to deafen oneself through the use of an amplifier. If one gets good, one can play in a band and crowd surf.
by gooby goo October 23, 2003
A very potent Weapon used by Christians to slowly suck out your soul by sitting by camp fires sinning kum-by-ahhh
Me: Good Grief there are some christians over there with guitars quick lets get out of here before they try to be nice to us!!
My Friend: ARGH!! they got me I can feel my inteligence bleeding out!
My Friend: ARGH!! they got me I can feel my inteligence bleeding out!
by Mortez September 27, 2006
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by MarietheMetalHead August 13, 2008
sometimes used in art (like picasso paintings) guitars have influenced music since the beginning of the western world. closely related to a predecessor, the lute, guitars consist of 6,7,or 12 strings (i once saw a 42 string guitar..it was nuts) as far as acoustic guitars go, the best acoustic money can buy is either a C.F. Martin, or a Takamine. As far as electrics go: Fender, Gibson, or Paul Reed Smith (PRS) the strings are strummed or plucked either with the bare fingers or a plectrum (pick) to create a pleasing array of tonal masterpieces.
For a really cool painting, check out Picasso's "Le Vieux Guitariste" ("The Old Guitarist"). It's from his blue period.
by Hallie Corson August 15, 2005