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Why does a guitar sound different from a saxophone?

Why does a guitar sound different from a saxophone?
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Why does a guitar sound different from a saxophone?

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Because Guitar is a string instrument, and saxophone is woodwind.
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User Gernot Raudner
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Because the guitar has string and the saxophone doesn't.

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