Acoustic guitars and Classical Guitars?

Question

what will happen it i would use acoustic strings on a classical guitar. if i can use acustic strings why am i geting a vibrating sound.

Answer 1

If you use steel strings on an nylon (classical) guitar, you are asking to pull the face off your guitar.

Steel strings are going to put a lot more tension on things. Stick with the nylon

Answer 2

you can use acoustic strings on a classical guitar, but it wouldn't be the best move. Classical guitars have wide necks.......and putting acoustic strings will be kinda different, 'cause the strings are thinner than classical nylon strings. the vibrating sound can be that the stings are too close to the fret board--the action is too high. Many guitars can warp the necks........I believe the classical guitar has that feature, but I'm not positive.

Answer 3

Metal strings are too strong and will warp the neck of a classical guitar. You can however use classical strings on an acoustic.

Answer 4

Not too sure about it, but Im geussing there might just be a slight pitch problem with mismatched strings.

As for your vibrating sound, it could just be the way youre playing it, or the material of the strings.

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Answer 5

acoustic strings are metal and have the wrong tension for a classical. you'll warp the neck. take them off immediately if not sooner.

Answer 6

because they are not designed for classical guitars.