How many strings should a guitar have?
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Any thoughts?
Like the number of your genders, it is all personal preference
*sounding riffs on a 1 string guitar *
Woohoo!
There a kid at my school who has 8-9 genders, 1 of which may be cactus
Like this or like that? I run into serious difficulties with more than two. And mine have six. 
Srsly, 7 is a good number of strings, one for each note.
DaTrueSliverwolf wrote:
There a kid at my school who has 8-9 genders, 1 of which may be cactus
A lot of jokes could be made about a Cactus Kid. I thought better of it (almost)
@ZattirfVuli - There are twelve notes in an octave, not seven.
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I play bass
Mine is a 5 string
@Eldred : You are correct. Seven whole, or natural notes. Five half-notes, which are sharps and flats.
@2-fakevans : Bassists are in high demand. It's a good instrument for you to know.
Um, @#8, an octave definitely only has seven
Yep, it just depends where you live. There's an advantage a guitar has over a piano. A piano is locked to twelve note octaves. A guitar can bend strings or use vibrato to fill the gaps.
4 or 5
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too many
Brushy does just fine with only one.
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