On this page, you will find a collection of Music Instruments Learning Guides, the Music Ambition team has put together to help you learn & Practice.
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Buying an acoustic guitar is often a significant decision and choosing an instrument with some of its concerns. For the beginning guitarist, the Yamaha classical guitar C40 offers a great value. It’s an affordable but decent-sounding instrument, and you have the option to purchase it as part of a guitar bundle, which gives you everything … Read more
Few guitar types have the rich history of the parlor guitar. This smaller-bodied instrument rose to prominence in the late 1800s and early 1900s. It produced before the dreadnought, which is in many ways the current standard body shape for acoustic guitars, even existed. Parlor guitars were used as a method of entertainment by all … Read more
Though Taylor Guitars only came to be in 1974, this company has quickly risen to the top of the ranks of acoustic guitar manufacturers. Taylor acoustic guitars are known for their often-bright, airy sound, and the brand is a favorite among professionals and hobby players alike. However, if you’re like many players, Taylor’s flagship acoustic guitar models … Read more
Gibson is one of the leading manufacturers of both acoustic and electric guitars today. And like all well-built guitars, they tend to tonally open up and sound even better after years of playing. If you’ve progressed to the level of buying a Gibson, you may not be sure which is the right option for you … Read more
If you’re a left-handed guitarist, you may be frustrated with your purchase options when it comes to buying a new instrument. Often, music stores only offer left-handed models on a select few guitars.If you’re looking for a new acoustic guitar, you’ve come to the right place. We’ve gathered seven of the best left-handed acoustic guitars, … Read more
If you enjoy hearing uniquely textured songs or want a challenge, learning to play fingerstyle guitar can be a rewarding pursuit. And while you can technically play fingerstyle on any type of guitar, smaller bodies, as a general rule, tend to have the projection ability, clarity, and tonal balance necessary to make fingerstyle playing sound the best … Read more
