Acoustic Guitar Players on Facebook

The history of stringed instruments go back as far as 3000 years (if one considers the oldest lyres found in archaeological sites) or perhaps even 5000 years (if one considers depictions of lutes on other artefacts). Today the acoustic guitar can be found in many varieties, brands and styles. As an instrument, it has played a profound role in the development of popular music and, it remains a first choice for many people wanting to learn to play music. Regardless of your skill level, Acoustic Guitar Players on Facebook is a great community for sharing your love of guitars, your recent (guitar-related) purchases, tips on how to increase proficiency, and even your playing - if you feel confident enough. Get inspired. Keep playing.

Members: 112.9k, at the time of writing

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Acoustic Guitar Players

What musical instrument can be compared to the acoustic guitar? You can play it indoors or outdoors, carry it with you wherever you go, and it can be as good as your own backing group. Whether you are a raw amateur or a virtuoso, you might find something of interest in this group. Topics on the discussion board range from those dealing with equipment, such as 'how do you look after your guitars?', 'What kind of guitar do you have???', 'The oldest guitar owned by anyone one this board' and 'Strings', to the general subject of technique, which is covered by ' Pick or Fingers?', 'Fingerpicking with the pinky' and 'Which Chord did you or do you still find the hardest to play', to name but a few. For discussing better known guitarists, look at the threads 'whos ur guitar god??', 'best "acoustic" guitarists' and 'Who is the best FEMALE guitarist in the world..?' There are over 600 images in the gallery, many of guitar collections, but also a few humorous ones.

What's great about this group: It's good inspiration for anyone who wants to brush up on their acoustic guitar playing.

Update (29 April 2024)

There are a few groups called Acoustic Guitar Players. Also check out my more recent post on a similar group, which can be found here.