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| A |
Body |
Main Part of a guitar |
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| B-1 |
Neck |
The part of a guitar which houses the finger board |
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| B-2 |
Finger board |
Wooden section with mounted frets for stopping the strings with the left hand. Also called a fret board |
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| C |
Fret
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The vertical metal bars on a guitar finger board |
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| D |
Locking Nuts
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The point on the guitar neck where the strings touch the neck and join the headstock |
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| E |
Pegs
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Tuning parts |
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| F |
Headstock
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The area of the guitar at the end of the neck where the strings are tuned |
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| G |
Pick Guard
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Usually a piece of plastic that sit on the face of the guitar to protect the face of the guitar from scratches caused by picking |
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| H |
Pickups
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An electromagnet housed underneath the strings on an electric guitar which produces a signal to be amplified by a guitar amplifier
H-1: Front Pickup
H-2: Middle Pickup
H-3: Rear Pickup
There are 2 kinds of Pickups.
Single coil (like H-1,2 in the photo): Single Pickup (clear sound)
Humbucker (like H-3 in the photo): Pickups that are coupled together (powerful sound)
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| I |
Bridge
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Section for fixing and supporting the string on an acoustic guitar. The method of supporting the string on an electric or acoustic guitar |
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| J |
Output Jack
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