Guitar Lessons - The Parts of the Guitar One

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There are two main sections on the guitar. These are the Neck, and the Body. The acoustic and the electric guitar have many of the same parts. However there are a few differences that I’ll point out here.

The Neck Of The Guitar
The Headstock: At the end of the neck is the headstock, which is broken down further into more parts.

Tuning Keys & Tuning Pegs: We’ve got the tuning keys, which are used to tune the strings of the guitar. Connected to the tuning keys are the tuning pegs, or string pegs, and that’s where you attach your strings to the guitar.

The Nut: Working our way down from the headstock, the narrow white strip is the nut. The strings rest on the nut before they go to the tuning pegs.

The Frets: The skinny metal strips along the neck are called frets, and the frets are connected to the fretboard.

The Fretboard: The fretboard is the piece of wood that runs all the way along the neck of the guitar.

Fret Markers/Inlays: Most guitars have fret markers, which can add to the aesthetics of your guitar and also help you keep track of where you are on the guitar. You may have simple dots or something more fancy.

The Body Of The Guitar

The rest of the guitar is the body, and this is where acoustic and electric guitars can vary a little.

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