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For most people, learning acoustic guitar first is more beneficial before switching to electric. The reason is that acoustic guitars have thicker strings which develop finger strength and dexterity. The thinner strings on electric guitars are easier to press down, but if a person starts on electric and then switches to acoustic, the thicker strings may be more difficult to press down and cause pain for extended periods until finger strength is developed.

However, it’s important to note that what instrument you should start with can depend on your interests. If you’re more interested in the sound and stylistic capabilities of the electric guitar, it would make sense to start there. If you want to build strength and finger independence, the acoustic guitar would be the better option. There is no “easy” instrument between the two, as both will take time and effort to master. It’s all about what your goals are and what you want to