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How does an electric guitar work?
Have you ever wondered how you can hear the sound of an electric guitar? Unlike classical or
acoustic guitars, which have a wooden box that amplifies the sound, an electric guitar has a solid
body. So, when you hit the metal strings on an electric guitar, their vibrations are picked by small
electrical devices called 'pickups'. These are made of one or more magnets. When the strings
vibrate, electricity is created and sent to an amplifier, a device that turns the electrical signal into
sound.
Text 3 does not
-tell us why an amplifier is needed in an electric guitar.
-mention the potential problems in creating sound from an electric guitar
-explain the differences between electric and classical guitars.
How does an electric guitar work?
Have you ever wondered how you can hear the sound of an electric guitar? Unlike classical or
acoustic guitars, which have a wooden box that amplifies the sound, an electric guitar has a solid
body. So, when you hit the metal strings on an electric guitar, their vibrations are picked by small
electrical devices called 'pickups'. These are made of one or more magnets. When the strings
vibrate, electricity is created and sent to an amplifier, a device that turns the electrical signal into
sound.
Text 3 does not
-tell us why an amplifier is needed in an electric guitar.
-mention the potential problems in creating sound from an electric guitar
-explain the differences between electric and classical guitars.
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