how electric players become acoustic players

[Nutsaur]

Neon: the song that made you realise you're not as good as you thought you were.

[Nico_The_Greako]

I refuse to learn wonderwall, unless you bring me a McDonald's meal with a sprite because that sounds amazing rn

[samuelcordova]

Lmaooo i was thinking "if this doesn't end with raging at Neon it isn't accurate"

[harmdad]

Me: learned neon over a 2 month span

Also me: doesn’t play it for 2 days and can no longer play it

[niksfilms]

“clapton used one of these” Layla mtv unplugged being my favourite song live played by him 🧍‍♂️

[zacharytriboulet]

As a guitarist, there are things I absolutely love about both acoustic and electric both are amazing

[heithheithinson]

I started on acoustic and absolutely fell in love with the sound feel and tradition of them. I barely play my electric anymore.

[Warrandpeace]

i was taught on classical, and practiced on my acoustic at home, and have lived in a little apartment for years so I never had much of a chance to start electric. Then i developed more of a love for fingerstyle stuff and its just made for the acoustic more often so here I am an acoustic stan.

[nkimble]

Acoustic guitar are so versatile you can play almost anything on it

[Killa.Outdoors]

I swapped to acoustic when I lost power in my house, haven’t swapped back 😅

[kristianvitanyi]

Variety is the spice of life. That's why pretty much all the great players play both.

[parkerhatcher]

This was perfect 😂. I know people who can relate. Unfortunately (For my ability to relate to this video), I started learning guitar at 9 years old or so, 23 ish years ago on a classical acoustic from the 60’s. Went from there, to a crazy. Late 80’s “Vantage” superstrat. That I looooved! And put a TON of stickers on. Played hundreds of shows on that crazy beautiful beast. I ended up with a couple more superstrats, and then one day, I was gifted a Les Paul. Went bonkers after that. Got into semi-hollow guitars, started playing more blues and southern rock, and a lot of grunge (I was a punk/metal player for the most part before the Les Paul changed my world). Then I got into some insane offset stuff, went through a crazy Gretsch phase, then I got into tele’s. Don’t get me started on pedals and amps. Anyway. Now I run a studio (and still play live) and I have a bit of everything. Telecasters though…Damn. They’re the bee’s 🐝 knees. With the 330/335/345/355 coming in second. For now 😂 ! As a guitar players journey of discovery is lifelong for most. Some artists find what they like early and stick to it. But for the vast majority of career and hobbyist musicians, it just never ends 😁! Never ever. Ever ever. Ever. ☮️🙌🏽

[el_chief_dannyboy]

I use to play electric guitar but now I’m just strictly an acoustic guitarist because of that beautiful tone!

[micah]

When I look at my playlists, I realize how many acoustic songs there actually are

[NegativeProcess]

I went from wanting an electric as a kid to respecting acoustics as an adult

[nope]

Here comes the sun is the perfect blend of technicality and actually sounding good

[ikhaatjullieallemaalpersoo]

Always loved acoustic, especially playing Bossa Nova

[ceelothatmane]

Ever since I learned piano, I rarely pick up my strings anymore. I used to talk to bad about piano before I learned. “That’s why guitars are more stylish and more tailored to the individual”

Then I discovered the harmonic possibilities of the keyboard and was blown away. That made me realize that your harmonic approach has far more character tailored to you than just a color or style. And oddly enough I think I left that comment on this video or another one of your clips year ago. 😂

[Senreighyukinearden]

THE NEVER-ENDING WONDERWALL EACH TIME YOU TEST A GUITAR.

[jessISaRicePrincess]

Ahhh the acoustic version of Neon i see that "that" will make you switch to electric