Guitar

3. The term for the thick, lower strings on the guitar.
4. The small, metal pieces embedded along the neck of the guitar.
6. A device used to change the pitch of the guitar strings.
7. A device used to raise the pitch of individual strings on the guitar.
8. The upper part of the guitar body.
10. The process of adjusting the tension of the guitar strings to achieve the correct pitch.
12. A style of playing where the guitarist uses a slide to change the pitch of the strings.
15. A method of playing where the strings are plucked with the fingers.
16. The component of the guitar that amplifies the sound.

1. A technique where the guitarist strikes the strings with their fingers instead of a pick.
2. The thin, metal strips on the guitar neck that are pressed to change the pitch of the strings.
5. A method of playing where the guitarist lightly touches the strings to create a muted or percussive sound.
6. The term for playing two or more notes simultaneously on the guitar.
7. A device used to keep the guitar in tune by adjusting the tension of the strings.
9. The part of the guitar body that amplifies the sound produced by the strings.
11. The part of the guitar where the frets are located.
13. The lowest-pitched string on a standard-tuned guitar.
14. A technique where the guitarist taps the strings against the frets with both hands.