1. Headstock. There are tuners on the headstock, the guitar brand logo.
(1) Headstock Logo: Brand trademark.
(2) String knob: used for tuning (that is, tuning).
2. Neck. The neck has a fingerboard, frets, frets, fret points.
(1) Fingerboard: The longboard that connects the headstock and the piano case, named after the fingers run on it when playing.
(2) Pin column: The metal strip on the fingerboard, the casting material is mostly copper.
(3) Character: The part between the fret and the fret is also called character. Facing the guitar, from top to bottom are called the first, second, third, fourth...
(4) Qualities: Metal dots in certain grades. Standard folk guitars are distributed in the third, fifth, seventh, ninth, twelfth (two fret points), fifteen and seventeen frets, which help the guitarist to quickly identify the corresponding fret when playing.
3. Piano case. The piano box is divided into front panel, back panel and side panel. There are sound holes, bridges, bridges, bridge pins, strings, and pickguards on the panel.
(1) Sound hole: The sound from the strings is collected and diffused, strengthened and reverberated by the structure of the piano box to make the sound more beautiful and pleasant.
(2) Bridge: It mainly plays the role of supporting the strings.
(3) Piano code: It is the small white strip above the bridge, commonly known as the piano nut. The piano code at the headstock position is called the upper piano code, and the piano code on the bridge is the lower piano code. The quality of the bridge directly affects the sound quality. The material is usually beef bone or plastic, and high-end pianos are made of ivory.
(4) String nails: also known as fixed string cones, which fix the strings. It needs to be pulled out when changing strings.
(5) Strings: facing the guitar, from left to right are the sixth string, the fifth string, the fourth string, the third string, the second string, and the first string. Its tightness can be adjusted by the pegs.
(6) Pickguard: facing the guitar, on the right side of the sound hole, its function is to protect the paint of the piano body from being scratched by the pick.
