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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).
It has six strings and you can have a better feel for the instrument while learning the chords. An electric is basically an acoustic plugged in, but you have less of a feel and it doesn't develop your callouses as much. A bass guitar is a four-stringed guitar with thicker strings. They're all tuned in the same manner but there is less emphasis on chords on the bass. Again, I suggest you learn the acoustic first.