What are 3 differences between electric guitars and acoustic guitars?

1. Sound production: Electric guitars use pickups to convert the vibrations of the strings into electrical signals, which are then amplified and played through a speaker. Acoustic guitars rely solely on the natural resonance of the body to produce sound.

2. Body construction: Electric guitars typically have a solid body, while acoustic guitars have a hollow or semi-hollow body. This difference in construction affects the tone and sustain of the instrument.

3. Strings: Electric guitars use metal strings, while acoustic guitars use nylon or steel strings. Metal strings are more durable and produce a brighter sound, while nylon strings are more flexible and produce a warmer sound.