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Location: Coulee country, WI. dobros or resonators have a cone inside that amplifies the sound. a very distinctive instrument. however, it cannot be played like a pedal steel. and there a vast differences between those instruments. that said, the steel slide is the common denominator between the two. so slide techniques can overlap. with dobro it is hard to get the bent string sound (with a square neck resonator like mine).
Classical Guitar The classical guitar is a variation of the Spanish Guitar, from its construction, size, weight, wood and the sound it produces. Classical guitars have six nylon strings, rather than metal strings used in other acoustic guitars. The shape, construction, and material of classical guitars vary, but typically they have a modern classical guitar shape, or historic classical guitar shape (e.g., early romantic guitars from France and Italy). Classical guitars are also typically played with the fingers rather than a pick (as steel-string acoustic guitars are often played).