Electro Acoustic Guitars
Electro-acoustic guitars combine the warm tone of a traditional acoustic guitar with the stage-ready plug and play nature of electric guitars. This allows musicians to transition easily between unplugged practice and dynamic live performances. With the ability to plug directly into amplifiers, PA systems, or recording equipment, you'll enjoy a sound quality and versatility that traditional acoustic guitars simply cannot match. Singer-songwriters, folk musicians, rock and jazz performers will find what they’re after with an electro-acoustic guitar from Spears Music.
An electro acoustic guitar sits at the intersection between the intimacy of an acoustic guitar and power of an electric guitar, combining the best of both worlds. With a built-in pickup system, these guitars can be played unplugged, delivering a natural acoustic sound, or plugged into amplifiers for punchy performances.
Our curated collection features electro-acoustic guitars from renowned manufacturers like Taylor, Larrivee, Lowden, and Tanglewood. The Taylor 200 series, including the popular Taylor 214ce, is the perfect balance of quality and versatility; for this reason, they’re some of the favourite electro-acoustics among our customers. These guitars are ideal for musicians at every level, whether practicing at home or professionally recording.
Browse our product pages for more details, and to help you make your choice, as each features an accompanying video.
FAQs
Who makes the best quality acoustic-electric guitar?
While quality is subjective and the ‘best’ instrument for you will come down to your individual preferences and style, Taylor are widely-recognised for producing exceptional electro-acoustic guitars. Although coming in at a slightly higher cost, you’re investing in an unmatched tone and playability, as well as an advanced pickup system. Ask anyone - Taylor guitars have their renowned reputation and are one of the world’s biggest names in music for a reason.
Are electro-acoustic guitars easier to play?
Electro-acoustic guitars are not necessarily easier to play than traditional acoustic guitars, but they offer more versatility. The fundamental playing technique remains the same, however, the built-in pickup system provides additional advantages. You have easier volume control, the ability to record directly, and a straightforward transition between acoustic and amplified settings. For beginners and professionals alike, this flexibility can be a significant benefit.