Electro-Acoustic Guitars
Electro Acoustic Guitars offer you the best of both worlds - the tone of an acoustic with the volume and capabilities of an electric. They are ideal for live performances as you can plug straight into an amp or PA system.
Electro Acoustic Guitars offer you the best of both worlds - the tone of an acoustic with the volume and capabilities of an electric. They are ideal for live performances as you can plug straight into an amp or PA system.
Electro acoustics use undersaddle pickups and preamp systems to amplify the acoustic's voice. These systems usually feature a 3-band EQ, gain control and sometimes a tuner. We have got you covered! A 3-year warranty is included as standard on all new products.Showing 40 of 867 products
Martin 000CJR-10E Short Scale Electro Acoustic Bass
Martin 000CJr-10E StreetMaster Electro Acoustic
Martin 000CJrE Acoustic Bass, Burst
Martin 000CJrE Acoustic Bass
Martin DJrE StreetMaster
Martin 000CJrE StreetMaster
Epiphone J-180 LS Inspired by Gibson Custom, Pink
Sigma DT-42 Nashville Electro Acoustic Guitar
Lâg Hyvibe 10 Dreadnought Acoustic Smart Guitar, Natural Satin
Martin 000Jr-10E Shawn Mendes Signature Electro Acoustic
Sigma 000R Black Diamond, Polished Gloss Black
Taylor GS Mini-e Electro Acoustic Bass, Natural
Sigma GJA-SG200-WR Electro Acoustic, Translucent Wine Red
Sigma GJQA-SG200-AN Electro Acoustic, Natural
Sigma GJA-SG200-AN Electro Acoustic, Antique Natural
Sigma GJA-SG200 Electro Acoustic, Sunburst
Taylor GS Mini-e Koa Bass
Taylor 112ce-N Grand Concert Nylon String Electro Acoustic, Natural
Martin GPC-X2E Ziricote Electro Acoustic
Yamaha NTX3 Electro Nylon String, Natural
Yamaha NCX3C Electro Nylon String, Natural
Sheeran by Lowden Equals LTD Electro Acoustic - Nearly New
Yamaha FSX3 II Red Label Electro Acoustic, Heritage Natural
Sigma GJA12-SG200 12-String Electro Acoustic Guitar
Yamaha NCX3 Electro Nylon String, Natural
Yamaha AC3M ARE Mahogany Electro Acoustic, Vintage Natural
Martin DJrE StreetLegend, Burst
Martin DX Billy Strings
Epiphone J-180 LS Inspired by Gibson Custom, Ebony
Epiphone 1942 Banner J-45 Inspired by Gibson Custom, Vintage Sunburst
Yamaha LJ16 ARE Electro Acoustic Guitar, Natural
Fender Acoustasonic Player Telecaster, Shadow Burst
Martin 000-10E Left Handed Electro Acoustic
Martin D-10E Sapele Left Handed Electro Acoustic
Martin 000-10E Electro Acoustic
Martin D-10E Sapele Electro Acoustic
Yamaha NTX3 Electro Nylon String, Brown Sunburst
Martin GPC-10E Sapele Electro Acoustic
Taylor 214ce Electro Acoustic, Natural
Yamaha LL16ARE Acoustic Left Handed, Natural
About Electro-Acoustic Guitars
Electro-acoustic guitars are ideal for live shows, as they feature electronics and a preamp, allowing you to connect to a PA or amp. They can also be played acoustically, making them versatile instruments for any situation. Models like the Gretsch G5021WPE Rancher Penguin Parlor and the Gretsch G5022CWFE Rancher Falcon Jumbo bring both style and powerful sound to the stage.
Electro-acoustic guitars come in various types, from classical to steel-string, and many have a cutaway design for easier access to higher frets. Body shapes range from large dreadnoughts, which produce full and powerful sounds, to smaller parlour guitars that offer a brighter tone.
The preamps of these guitars often include useful features like built-in tuners and tone controls, allowing you to shape your sound on the fly. Powered by a 9V battery and typically connected to an undersaddle pickup or internal microphone, these electronics help to preserve the natural tone of the guitar while amplifying it through an acoustic amp.
Electro-acoustic guitar FAQs
What is an electro-acoustic guitar?
An electro-acoustic guitar is an acoustic guitar with a preamp, jack, and piezo pickup or microphone fitted. This allows it to be amplified through a PA or acoustic guitar amp, which makes it well suited to live performances, where more volume is needed.
Do I need an amp with an electro-acoustic guitar?
You do not need an amp to use an electro-acoustic guitar. They can be played acoustically, and their natural tone is identical to a regular acoustic. You will need an amp if you want to use their built-in electronics, though. These also allow you to tweak your tone further using the amp and preamp.
Is an electro-acoustic guitar loud?
Electro-acoustic guitars are only as loud as you want them to be. When you're using one plugged in, you can turn it up as loud as you like - and that can generate some serious volume! The size and power of your acoustic amp can also have a big impact. Unplugged, they're only as loud as an acoustic.