Question

How are an African guitar and a western guitar different? OA acoustic vs. electric B. steel-strings vs. nylon strings OC. classical vs. flamenco OD. homemade vs. factory made​

Answer 1

Answer:

The answer is homemade vs factory made.

Explanation: Straight from the lesson. There’s not much difference between African guitars and the guitars you’ve seen rock bands play (sometimes referred to as a “Western guitar”). However, many of the guitars in Africa are home made. This is different from being commercially created like the guitars we see in pop music. If you go into a music store, you’ll see a selection of commercially made guitars—meaning a specific guitar manufacturer (such as Fender) designed and manufactured the instrument. But in Africa, people have skills to create guitars themselves!

Answer 2

Answer:

O

A acoustic vs. electric

Explanation:

When it comes to guitar, there are different brands and types out there in the market which depends on the various needs of the people. In Africa, the most commonest ones used is the acoustic guitar. This is because, it is very easy to play since it is made up of strings.

On the other-hand, electric guitar is used in Western countries due to the availability of light and simplicity of the produced model. It is usually connected to external speaker which helps to magnify the sounds that emanates from it.