Many people get confused between classical guitar and acoustic guitar and have a misconception of both being the same. The difference lies in fretboard and the shape. The fretboard of the classical version is a bit wider and the size is smaller. The strings are made of nylon or nylon wrapped with metal. That’s why it is also known as nylon-string guitar. It has around 19 frets and 6 strings (although some classical guitars might have seven or eight). The difference in structure has a huge impact on the sound it produces. In fact, it will be more different than what you are used to hearing in the mainstream music industry as most musicians prefer and play acoustic guitar. The sound of classical guitar resonates more to Latin and Spanish music. The string noise of an acoustic guitar lasts longer, and the sound is twangier and brighter than classical guitar.