Why do classical guitars have less frets?

Classical guitars typically have 12 frets, while acoustic and electric guitars typically have 14 or more frets. There are a few reasons for this: Classical guitarists don’t often play above the 12th fret. Classical guitar music is typically written for a narrower range of notes than other genres of music, such as rock and pop. This …

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Classical guitars, often referred to as “Spanish guitars,” are cherished for their rich, warm tones and timeless elegance. One noticeable feature that sets classical guitars apart from their steel-string counterparts is the fewer number of frets on their fingerboards. In this article, we’ll delve into the reasons classical guitars have fewer frets and how this …

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