Do guitars sound better over time?

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Guitarist with 6 year + experience

Yes it sound better if you take care of them
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You learn when you are comfortable.

No, you just learn to make the best out of it, also... The guitar strings corrode... So we can say the sound quality goes down, so you need to change the strings periodically.
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6 year of experience in guitar playing and teaching

Yes..feel and sound better over time
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Yes
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Yes if the wood is of a good quality and maintained properly the sound opens up and it sounds better.
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