Guitars & bass
Three voices, one thing in common: feel
Body depth, neck profile, and string spacing change how long you want to play. We talk through families instead of model numbers.
Instrument families
- Acoustic steel-string — resonant tops for songwriting and unplugged rooms; body size shifts volume and low-end warmth.
- Electric solid-body — comfortable for standing or sitting; pickups and controls color clean and driven tones.
- Electric bass — longer scale and wider string spacing; neck reach matters for hand span and muting habits.
- Hollow & semi-hollow — air in the body adds bloom; feedback awareness matters when amplified.
Body shape & balance
Dreadnought, concert, and offset silhouettes sit differently against your arm. Weight and strap length change how an electric feels during longer sets at home.
Neck & setup
Relief, action, and intonation are adjustable relationships — not fixed numbers. A playable neck respects your touch and string choice.
Controls & amplification
Volume, tone, and pickup selector switches shape how you sweep from rhythm to lead. Pairing with an amp or interface is part of the conversation — see our sound gear page for practical pairing ideas.