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 Solid Cedar Top Jumbo Acoustic/Electric Guitar - Cutaway - Mahogany Back & Sides US $130.00
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 Solid Cedar Top Mini Jumbo Acoustic Guitar Mahogany Back Sides Rosewood Binding US $154.95
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 Washburn WMJ10S Mini Jumbo Acoustic Guitar Bundle US $219.00
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 Ashton J39 Super Jumbo Acoustic Guitar Solid Spruce Top US $282.95
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 Huss & Dalton MJ Mid Jumbo Maple Body Acoustic Guitar w/ TKL Case! MADE IN USA US $5,400.54
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 Guild JF30-12 Maple Body Jumbo 12 String Acoustic Guitar US $1,250.00
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 TKL Jumbo Acoustic Guitar Case US $59.95
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 Gibson USA Vintage Banner Southern Jumbo Acoustic Guitar 2011 MINT US $2,150.00
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 NEW WASHBURN WJ45S SOLID TOP DELUXE FLAME JUMBO ACOUSTIC GUITAR + D'ADDARIO's US $449.00
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 BUY GIBSON EPIPHONE EJ200 BLACK SUPER JUMBO ACOUSTIC GUITAR +FREE SHIPPING US $349.00
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 Seagull Mini Jumbo M6 Acoustic Guitar and Hardcase. US $395.00
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 BOULDER CREEK HARD CASE for JUMBO ACOUSTIC GUITARS US $149.95
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 Gibson Epiphone EJ-300 Jumbo 6 String Acoustic Guitar Spruce & Rosewood EJ-200 US $519.00
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 Vintage V700 Super Jumbo Acoustic Guitar Vintage Sunburst US $354.08
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 Taylor Guitars 455-CE Jumbo 12 String Acoustic Electric US $2,284.44
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 NEW GITANO SOLID SPRUCE ACOUSTIC GUITAR JUMBO BODY BK US $135.00
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 Washburn WMJ10S Mini Jumbo Acoustic Guitar - Natural US $199.00
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 Jasmine by Takamine S34C NEX Series Mini-Jumbo Cutaway Acoustic Guitar US $129.00
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 Jasmine by TakamineES34CFM NEX Series Mini-Jumbo Cutaway Acoustic Guitar US $169.00
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 Washburn WJ45S Jumbo Acoustic Guitar Natural US $449.00
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 Washburn WJ40S Jumbo Acoustic Guitar Natural US $399.00
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 Taylor 555 12 String Jumbo Acoustic Guitar with Case US $1,879.00
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 Vintage V1700-12 String Acoustic Guitar Jumbo All Solid Tone Woods US $709.73
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 2011 Gibson SJ-200 SJ200 Custom Shop White Jumbo Acoustic Guitar US $4,995.00
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 Seagull Entourage Rustic Mini Jumbo Acoustic Guitar BRAND NEW US $349.99
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 VINTAGE YAMAHA ACOUSTIC NATURAL JUMBO GUITAR CJ-838S-II 1970's-80's US $200.00
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 Yamaha L Series LJ16 Jumbo Acoustic Guitar with Case Natural US $652.49
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 Yamaha L Series LJ6 Jumbo Acoustic Guitar with Case Natural US $434.99
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Jumbo Acoustic Guitar
Acoustic Guitars
Acoustic Guitars are one of the best ways to form beautiful notes. Unlike its counterpart, the electric model, these "true" instruments do not have any modern technology to assist in producing the rich tones that are a trademark of the craftsmanship used to produce it. Each one of these has the same basic components, including the top, neck, frets, strings, headstock and tuning keys. Of course, there are variations to the basic style, but all of them are created from this signature template. Most pickers of note today learned their craft using this particular unit.
The actual physics that make up the sound-producing qualities of these models is truly special while the craftsmanship that is used to create this type of musical instrument goes a long way towards determining the actual output. The entire process sounds complicated, but uses some very simple properties of air and wood to produce the pleasant emanations to the ear. As the strings are plucked or picked, this sets up a vibration that is then transferred to the bridge via the soundboard.
The energy is sent to the soundbox where the air inside resonates, creating the tones that are heard by the human auditory system.
With the acoustic version, there is no amplification used; only the elements that make up the guitar itself. Thus, only the intensity is maximized. There is however, a potential change in the volume, depending on the phase of the strings compared to the air into and out of the soundbox. If these two are in phase together, the actual decibel output is actually increased by 3 units, while out of phase acts to reduce output by 3 units. Another part of the soundbox is the soundhole and some of the vibrations escape through it, producing a very unique tone that only adds to the richness of the performance. In fact, many musicians actually use this to their advantage when doing a show.
In a concert hall setting, it may be necessary to provide a greater output than a standard acoustic can provide. Microphones can be used on these occasions, but sometimes that is not enough. In order to produce a greater volume without sacrificing quality, sometimes piezo or magnetic pickups are mounted on the guitar in order to use amplifiers.
The performer can then plug into the amplifier from the guitar itself. These are known as acoustic-electric models, and are thought to be the best of both worlds.Probably the most important aspect of determining the type of sound of each unit is the type of tonewood that will be used. Popular species employed when fabricating an acoustic guitar include Mahogany, Koa, Rosewood and Maple among others. Each of them has a unique quality all its own which, when combined with the design and craftsmanship, determine the pitch and timbre of the instrument. Since each musician has a different playing style, there is certain to be a match available.
Another essential component is the body style. These typically exist in 3 different sizes: classic, dreadnought and jumbo. The distinction was first set off by Martin Guitars, who decided to differentiate the different body sizes, plus the number of frets, with a numerical code. For example, classic types that contained 12 frets were assigned a 0, 1 or 2. But the ones with 14 frets were given 00 or 000 labels. One of the most interesting bits of trivia involves the dreadnought body type, as they were actually given this moniker after the British battleship of the same name. It was large and mighty, producing a great sound, thus the Martin Company adopted this for their similar body type. Many experts believe that this feature may have the greatest effect on sound projection and tonal quality.
One of the most significant changes happened in the 1920's when the steel string was first introduced. Up to this point in time, the nylon or "gut" type had been used solely for this purpose. With the addition of metal to the guitar, a whole new set of sound qualities was created, and musicians now had a greater set of notes to select from when performing their sets.
There are a number of factors that determine the cost of an acoustic guitar. The first one is whether it was hand crafted or mass produced on an assembly line. A fine guitar maker will take time to choose woods carefully, picking out pieces both for their aesthetic beauty as well as coordination with the other pieces to produce the best sound. This perfect match takes time and effort, so the buyer figures to pay more for this skill. Another key is the ornamentation that decorates the outside and top.
A plainer model will cost less than one adorned with a number of fancy items. Finally, the company that manufacturers the unit will help to determine its price. One that is well known by everyone will charge more than a newcomer, even though the quality might be the same.Unlike their electric counterparts, the acoustic style of guitar is extensively more varied both in the design and manufacturing process. Some of the major categories that they can be broken down into include the Nylon/Gut string type, which includes the Renaissance, Baroque and Classical guitars. There is also the Steel string, which contains the 12 string, Lap Steel and Archtop models on its list. Finally, there are several other assorted styles which list among others, the Acoustic bass and Russian guitar.
This instrument has had a long and storied history and continues to be made today – a testimonial to its enduring quality. Many musicians first learned to play on an acoustic model and swear by its simple harmony and tonal quality. Maybe that is the reason why it has lasted so long, even with the unstoppable growth of technology. People clamor for the "unplugged" versions of music that many artists seem to be gravitating towards today. It is all possible due to the magic of the acoustic guitar.
About the Author
David Fletcher is a Acoustic Guitar Expert in the UK
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