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Understanding the Different Parts of the Acoustic Guitar

Without proper vocabulary, it is hard to know where to place your hands. So it is mandatory to learn all the parts of the guitar before learning it. If your kid is interested in learning guitar then teach him these terminologies so that he can learn faster. Supertonic Guitar provides guitar lessons for kids in Franklin, TN so that kids can improve their skills by learning everything about guitar from the beginning.<br><br><br>https://supertonicguitar.com/kids-guitar-lessons-in-franklin/

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Understanding the Different Parts of the Acoustic Guitar

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  1. Understanding the Different Parts of the Acoustic Guitar

  2. 1. Introduction • Without proper vocabulary, it is hard to know where to place your hands. • It is mandatory to learn the names of different parts of the guitar. • First, learn the parts that are common to all guitars. • One can learn these parts from online videos or you can consult your guitar teacher if you take guitar classes.

  3. 2. Parts Common to All Guitar • Headstock • Tuners • Tuning pegs • Nut • Neck • Fretboard

  4. Frets • Body • Soundhole • Bridge • Saddle • Bridge pins

  5. 3. Parts Explained • The headstock is the first section of the guitar, on which one can find tuners and tuning pegs. • The tuning pegs allow you to tune the guitar by tightening or loosening the wires. • The middle, narrow section of the guitar is called the neck. • The nut is the white strip that is closest to the headstock. • The front side of the neck is called the fretboard.

  6. The metal wires on the fretboard are called the frets. • The biggest part of the guitar is called the body that has a hole in the middle called the soundhole. • On the body of the guitar, the bridge, the saddle, and the bridge pins hold the wires in place.

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