Name: Acoustic-Electric Guitar(Wiki Page)

*Family : *Strings

Also known as: Electro-acoustic guitar
Wikidata item: Q988736

External links: http://www.learntoplaymusic.com/blog/electric-acoustic-guitar/

Disambiguation: electronic Guitar with the classic acoustic sound

Description: Acoustic guitar fitted with a magnetic pickup a piezoelectric pickup or a microphone. Same build as a normal Acoustic Guitar.

Example uses: 

"STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN," LED ZEPPELIN, Led_ Zeppelin I*V* (1971)

"MORE THAN A FEELING," BOSTON, Boston (1976)

Original content:

Archived request from the wiki:

Electric Acoustic Guitar

• Wikipedia: Electric_acoustic_guitar
• Family: Strings
• Description:
• Appears on:
  1. Unlimited: Saga (disc 2)
• Comments:
  • I'm a bit surprised that this isn't here already, it's not exactly a rare instrument. I came across one release it's used in - but I have no doubt that it's out there on various other releases as well. – Kilu
    • From what I can tell, it's just a regular (acoustic) guitar with pick-ups. Do you want "electric-acoustic" bouzoukis, banjos, harps, accordions, violins, guitar basses, double basses, ... etc. as well? – – FrederikSOlesen 10:42, 13 July 2007 (UTC)
      • I suppose you have a point there. I personally don't have an electric acoustic anything, so I don't know if the sound is any different from normal acoustic. I do think that it's sort of odd that it's specifically credited as such in the booklet though. Kilu
      • Perhaps an "electric" option which could then be applied to any instrument in the list? – BrianSchweitzer 13:40, 13 August 2007 (UTC)