Originally Posted by: gilouch0[p]All other things begin equal, there is a slight difference. But there are many other factors that come into consideration as well: body wood, pickups, amp, playing style.I am in the process of buying myself a first electric guitar.
[/quote]That's wonderful! :)
[quote=gilouch0] Have been playing acoustic with rosewood fingerboard, but for the strat I have the choice between mapple and rosewood. I have read that rosewood has a warmer rounder sound, while mapply is punchier and sharper.
any recommendation on versatility, preferences, tone comparison videos.
In the end, the best guitar for you is the one that feels the best in your hands, against your body. Try before you buy. Go play lots of different guitars to compare the physical feel of the instrument as well as the sound.
A guitar with all the "right features" but that doesn't work for you is the wrong guitar!
Hope this helps! Have fun gear shopping!
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