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Electric Guitars
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 Epiphone G-400 Deluxe Maestro Vibrato Electric Guitar |
 1980's Fenandes Lawsuit Stratocaster Electric Guitar Japan |
 Vintage 1964-68 Gibson Kluson Deluxe Double Line Tuners |
 Vintage 1960's - 70's String Bar Guild Electric Guitar |
 Ovation GC24D ac/el guitar Flame Maple |
 USA Hamer Triple Threat Limited Studio Custom w Seymour Duncan Antiquity Pickups |
 Takamine EGS330SC ac/el guitar |
 SQUIER BY FENDER CLEAN OLDER . BLACK AFFINITI |
 GUITAR ELECTRONICS-A WORKBOOK-BY DONALD BROSNAC-FENDER & GIBSON |
 Fender Squier Stratocaster Electric Guitar |
 Squier Stratocaster Electric Guitar |
 Dr. Z Galaxie 1x12 12'' Guitar Amp 40 watt Guitar Amp Combo |
 HISTORIC ELECTRIC GUITAR PATENT ART PRINT COLLECTION |
 VINTAGE USA BUILT DEAN ML BABY ELECTRIC GUITAR 1983 |
 Fender Frontman 212R 100 watt Combo |
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 1980 Vintage Fender "THE STRAT" Lake Placid Blue. |
 N-TUNE ONBOARD CHROMATIC GUITAR TUNER TRUE BYPASS BRAND NEW |
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Seven-strings were popularized in the 1980s and 1990s in part due to the release of the Ibanez Universe guitar, endorsed by Steve Vai. Other artists go a step further, by using an 8 string guitar with two extra low strings. Although the most common 7-string has a low B string, Roger McGuinn (of The Byrds and Rickenbacker) uses an octave G string paired with the regular G string as on a 12 string guitar, allowing him to incorporate chiming 12 string elements in standard 6 string playing. in 1982 Uli Jon Roth developed the "Sky Guitar", with a vastly extended amount of frets, which was the first guitar to venture into the upper registers of the violin. Roth's 7-string "Mighty Wing" guitar features an altogether 6-octave range.
The electric bass guitar is similar in tuning to the traditional double bass viol. Hybrids of acoustic and electric guitars are also common. There are also more exotic varieties, such as guitars with two, three, or rarely four necks, all manner of alternate string arrangements, fretless fingerboards (used almost exclusively on bass guitars, meant to emulate the sound of a stand-up bass), 5.1 surround guitar, and such.
Some electric guitar and electric bass guitar models feature Piezoelectric pickups, which function as transducers to provide a sound closer to that of an acoustic guitar with the flip of a switch or knob, rather than switching guitars.
