The next kind of the guitar, that we want to talk about, is the acoustic nylon string guitar, and that is what I have in my hands here. Just like with the Steel String guitar, the body is little bit thicker. That is necessary for the bridge to be able to vibrate the top of the guitar which, as we were saying, moves the sound around inside, which ultimately comes out of the Sound Hole. There is quite a few differences between the steel string acoustic and the Nylon String acoustic. Let’s start with the strings. Just like the name suggests, these strings, at least the bottom three, are made of nylon. It’s a kind of the plastic string, that makes it a lot easier on the fingertips. They are little bit wider, so they don’t cut into your fingertips. So, it’s easier to play on them when you start out. These metal looking strings actually have a silk core. This is unique to this type of string. If we compare it to the steel string acoustic guitar, they have a steel core, which brings up really important point. You cannot take steel acoustic guitar strings and put them on the nylon string guitar, and vice versa. It could really damage the instrument. Another difference is, when we look at the bridge. The Bridge on the acoustic guitar has these six white... Well, they can be a different color, but often they are white, and they are called Bridge Pins. These little pins that actually hold the string in place. Here, you can see they are tied on. [Points on the bridge]. There are holes here that you need to feed the string through and then tie it of. Down on the Headstock there is a couple of differences too. Instead of the metal post that the string is tied to, we’ve got this white things here, that are called rollers. And you have to tie the string around that. This type of the guitar does have the Tuning Pegs, just like the steel string acoustic, so that is pretty much the same. The big thing with this type of the guitar, is the sound. Just like with the steel string it has its own, unique qualities, and it lends itself really well to Classical Guitar playing, Flamenco Guitar playing, types of Latin music. Typically, all three of these are played Fingerstyle. You can play this kind of the guitar with the pick, but typically you are supposed to play it with your fingernails. So if you are into, say, classical guitar [Plays classical style riff]. It’s got that essential sound for that. If you are into flamenco guitar playing [Plays flamenco style riff]. It’s got that great sound for that. Latin guitar, say Brazilian music or something [Plays Brazilian style riff]. It’s perfect for that. So, again, this is the classical or nylon string acoustic guitar.