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The 15 pages that link to Acoustic guitar, each with the reason it gives.

• Electric guitarCompared with: Its sound is produced primarily by body resonance rather than an amplified pickup signal.

• Acoustic resonanceBroader topic: Its soundboard and cavity resonate to amplify string vibrations.

• GuitarBroader topic: Its resonating body makes it usable without electronic amplification.

• Folk rockRelated: Its familiar timbre preserves folk textures even when arrangements add electric instruments.

• SoundboardBroader topic: Its top plate acts as the soundboard driven by the bridge.

• SkiffleRelated: Its portable chordal accompaniment suited skiffle's small, inexpensive ensembles.

• Classical guitarNarrower topic: The classical guitar is an acoustic guitar with a distinctive stringing, body, and playing tradition.

• Bruce SpringsteenCompared with: The solitary acoustic texture of Nebraska contrasts with Springsteen’s full-band arena-rock arrangements.

• Ernst ChladniRelated: Chladni’s investigations of instrument acoustics contributed to understanding how vibrating bodies shape tone.

• Lonnie DoneganRelated: Donegan’s guitar-led performances helped make the instrument central to home-grown skiffle bands.

• Bulat OkudzhavaRelated: Its spare accompaniment suited his close, conversational singing.

• Like a Rolling StoneCompared with: The instrument represents the acoustic folk setting that Dylan’s electric recording departed from.

• Ed SheeranRelated: The guitar is the core instrument in many of Sheeran’s songs and solo performances.

• OdettaRelated: Odetta used guitar accompaniment to give her solo performances rhythmic and harmonic grounding.

• Yanka DyagilevaRelated: Dyagileva’s guitar accompaniment gives many recordings their exposed, unornamented sound.