Do electric Guitars need separate amplification support?

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If it is a solid body electric guitar you need a separate amplification support
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Yes..they dont have their own sound box as acoutic guitars have
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yes...thr r separate amplifiers made for electric and acoustic guitars. Amplifiers for electric can b use for acoustic but amplifiers which support acoustic wud not suit to electric as thr is no distortion and other sound effects in acoustic amplifiers.
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