Why does the sound of a guitar change when strings are plucked harder?

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Edzy · Accepted Answer

Plucking the strings harder not only increases the volume of sound produced but can also increase the frequency and, therefore, the pitch to some extent, making 'It increases the volume and frequency' the best choice.

Why does the sound of a guitar change when strings are plucked harder?

Why does the sound of a guitar change when strings are plucked harder?

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