How Do You Identify Parts Of A Guitar?
Learning to play the guitar means knowing the guitar up and down. You need to know guitar terminology to better understand your guitar lessons. Learn to identify all of the parts of the guitar to know what your guitar teacher is talking about. Start with the body. The body of the guitar is the biggest piece. It connects to the neck of the guitar and holds the section of the strings that you typically strum. When you sit down to play the guitar, the guitar body typically rests on your legs. Look down the neck. The neck is the long, thin portion of the guitar that holds the main section of strings. It also holds the frets-the thin metal strips placed along the neck. The neck of the guitar is also where you place your fingers to make chords. Check out the headstock. The head of the guitar is also called the “headstock.” It is the part of the guitar that attaches to the end of the neck. It holds the bright, silver knobs (tuning pegs) used to tune the guitar. Glance back at the body to loca
