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September 13, 2013 By Richie Leave a Comment

Guitar anatomy lesson

Guitar anatomy is simply the names for the different parts of the guitar. Below you will find two sections, one for the electric guitar, and the other for the acoustic guitar as there are some minor differences between these two instruments.


Contents

  1. Anatomy of the electric guitar
  2. Anatomy of the acoustic guitar
  3. Summary



Guitar anatomy: Electric

Electric guitar anatomy

  1. Machine Heads/Tuners
  2. Head-stock/Head
  3. Truss Rod Adjustment Bolt
  4. Nut
  5. Fret(s)
  6. Position Markers(s)
  7. Fretboard/Fingerboard
  8. Neck
  1. Strap Holder Post
  2. Body
  3. Pick guard
  4. Pickups
  5. 5-Way Switch/Selector Switch
  6. Volume & Tone Control Pots
  7. Tremolo System/Bridge (Inc. Saddles and Tremolo Arm)
  8. Input Jack

Guitar anatomy: Acoustic

Acoustic guitar anatomy

  1. Head-stock/Head
  2. Machine Heads/Tuners
  3. Nut
  4. Fret(s)
  5. Position Markers(s)
  6. Fretboard/Fingerboard
  7. Neck
  1. Sound hole
  2. Body
  3. Pickguard
  4. Saddle
  5. Bridge
  6. String Holders



Summary

It can take a while to remember all the names of guitar parts particularly with unusual ones like tremolo and plectrum, but don’t fret, you can always come back to this page 🙂





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