Steelstringgitarer
Steelstringgitarer are acoustic guitars that use steel strings rather than nylon. They are known for brighter tone, greater sustain, and higher projection compared with classical guitars, making them common in folk, blues, country, and pop genres. They are typically tuned to the standard E–A–D–G–B–E.
Construction and design: The body is hollow and typically built from a spruce or cedar top with
Strings, tension, and action: Steel strings are under higher tension than nylon strings. The most common materials
Electronics and amplification: Many steelstringgitarer are available as acoustic‑electric models with under-saddle piezo pickups or built‑in
History: The modern steel-string guitar emerged in the late 19th and early 20th centuries in the United
Care and playing: Humidity control (roughly 40–60%) and regular cleaning help preserve the top and fretboard.