An Odd Question

+1 onhwy61. I have a guitar in my room and do not notice it in the listing spot. But I am sure if I go over to it with some music on it will resonate a little. I know because I have heard a piano do it before. A piano I think is a bigger culprit.

Go with electric guitars...

Thanks for the feedback ! My sense is that whatever limited impact the guitars might have on the audio, the value of having them playable at arms  length wins the battle.

     Now you're making good sense, mysterioso 1!

     My earlier comments about making sure not to play the guitars while listening to music to avoid any sonic impact were, of course, facetious.  I thought it was obvious but, apparently, not to roxy54.
     My intended point being that perhaps it's better for our mental health and musical enjoyment that we avoid splitting too many hairs and becoming too OCD in this hobby.  
     When my system's firing on all cylinders, the music is good and everything sounds viscerally just right, Heck!, I think and feel like I might be resonating a bit.
     I just feel very satisfied, sit back, listen and enjoy the whole good vibrations experience. 

Yahtzee,
   Tim
     

Why not damp the strings when not being played?
Just thread a felt strip between them.

The bodies will still resonate though.  So get a Stratocaster.
Or buy one of guitarsam's.  He doesn't like Fenders.  He knows everything about guitars 'n all.