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The oldest musical instrument discovered by archaeologists, like the modern guitar, was found on the sculpture of the ancient Hittite city gate site in BC 1400. Heidi is an ancient nation living in Asia Minor and northern Syria before BC, so this instrument is called Heidi Guitar. The 8-shaped bent body determines the unique sound characteristics and appearance characteristics of guitar instruments, which is also the biggest difference between guitar instruments and other plucked instruments. In Spain in the13rd century, there have been two types of guitars: the oval back drum, the rough Moore guitar and the narrow string 8-shaped flat-bottomed structure similar to modern guitars. The prototype (predecessor) of modern guitar is a plucked instrument widely popular in Europe in16th century, and the guitars we have seen and used since the 20th century are basically the styles produced after the guitar design and manufacturing revolution in the second half of19th century. We call it the modern acoustic guitar. Acoustic guitar refers to a guitar that makes sound according to the principle of physical singing. So the guitar body is actually a * * * sound box (usually made of wood). In order to distinguish it from electro-acoustic guitar (electric guitar), people sometimes call it "acoustic guitar" or "box guitar" (electric guitar usually has no box). Spanish guitar is also called Spanish guitar. As the name implies, Spain is the center of the birth and development of this guitar. Generally speaking, Spanish guitar is the oldest guitar. From Viveira in16th century to the end of19th century, the Spanish guitarist Antonio de Spain, known as the father of modern Spanish guitars, had few varieties and styles, mainly divided into classical guitars and flamenco guitars. The two guitars are not very different in appearance and structure. The main external features of their mainstream products are: 1. Use nylon rope. 2. The neck (fingerboard) is very wide. 3. The neck and the box are generally connected at the twelfth level. Flamengo guitar 1. Classical guitar is the most important local variety of early Spanish guitar, which is mainly used to play classical music. 2. American guitar is also called American guitar. As the name implies, the United States is the center of the birth and development of this guitar. There are many kinds and styles of American guitars, which are mainly divided into three types: acoustic guitars (folk songs), jazz guitars and * * * horn guitars (Dobro). At the same time, these three guitars are obviously different in appearance, structure and manufacturing technology. Taxonomically, the main external characteristics of the mainstream products are: 1. Use metal strings. 2. The neck (fingerboard) is very narrow. 1. Acoustic guitar is commonly known as "folk guitar". Folk guitar is the collective name of guitar types used in traditional folk music by early Europeans. Acoustic guitar is the most important variant of American guitar. A group of piano producers, represented by C.F.Martin (Martin, the founder of the famous Martin Guitar Company) who immigrated to the United States in the early years of 19, finally developed this kind of guitar which can adapt to most musical styles except classical music on the basis of the early Spanish guitar and its traditional production technology, after several major transformations in shape and structure for more than a century. There is not much difference between the traditional American acoustic guitar and the Spanish classical guitar in terms of production materials and production technology. All these substantial differences are mainly reflected in the differences in production standards and design concepts brought about by using different strings. Therefore, with the appearance of jazz guitar, buzzer guitar and various electric guitars, some Americans began to call this kind of guitar "American classical guitar". Acoustic guitar is by far the single guitar with the most styles. In addition to the mainstream six-string guitar, the twelve-string guitar is also an important branch of acoustic guitar (from the ancient multi-string guitar). 2. Jazz Guitar Jazz Guitar is another major local variety of American guitar. Named after being widely used by jazz guitar musicians. Jazz guitar was formed at the end of 19. There are not many kinds of jazz guitars, which are mainly divided into traditional jazz guitars (mainstream) and gypsy jazz guitars. Both of them adopt the design of chords and movable bridges (similar to violins). The difference is that the traditional jazz guitar adopts a violin-like arch box outside the sound hole, which is mainly used to play those traditional American jazz styles; The speakers of gypsy jazz guitar are basically the same as those of acoustic guitar, which is mainly used to play the gypsy jazz style popular in Europe. Due to the limited popularity of jazz in the world, the limitation of the sound quality of jazz guitar itself, and the high production cost and market price (mainly referring to the traditional), the social possession of jazz guitar in the world is not very high. 3.*** Resonator Guitar) * * * Resonator Guitar is a modern local variety of American guitar, named after the metal mechanical resonator installed on the piano body. * * * acoustic guitar is its scientific name. The original name of this guitar is Dobro, which is named after the name combination of two Slovak immigrants, Dopyera, who first developed and finalized this guitar. * * * Guitars are bulky and can be divided into three types: single cone and triple cone. The variety of single * * * organs is the mainstream, mostly wooden. Three * * * instruments are relatively expensive, and most of them are metal bodies. * * * Singer guitars are mainly divided into traditional styles and Hawaiian styles. The traditional style uses a semi-circular neck grip (basically the same as an acoustic guitar), which is usually used to play blues and country music styles and has a slider effect. The Hawaiian style uses a square neck (similar to the traditional Hawaiian acoustic guitar