Parts of the Guitar

4. A design located around the sound hole of a guitar typically in a circular shape.
7. A singular piece of the fretboard, used as reference when navigating the entirety of the guitar's fretboard.
8. Connects to the neck of the Guitar and creates amplification through resonance.
9. Located on the body of the Guitar, allows sound to escape from the body of the Guitar.
11. A device located on top of the Guitar body that is responsible for holding the strings in place and transmits their vibrations to the sound hole.
12. Attaches the head of the Guitar to the body of the Guitar.

1. Connected to the headstock of the Guitar, utilized to change tuning of each guitar string.
2. Sits on top of the neck of the Guitar, often made of Ebony or Rosewood.
3. This part of the Guitar gives the tuning pegs, logo, and strings a place to exist. Connects to the neck of the Guitar.
5. Located on top of the Guitars bridge, typically created out of materials like bone or plastic. Looks very similar to the Nut.
6. Used to secure strings into the bridge. Rounded in shape.
10. Sets the spacing of the Guitar strings across the neck and sets the strings at the correct height off of the fretboard. Often made of bone or synthetic materials.