Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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Electrics commonly have 22, acoustics 20. Often made of a nickel alloy. | frets | 91%
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Made of magnets and wire, these convert string vibration into an electric signal. | pickups | 83%
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Changes the tension of the strings. There are six. | tuners | 81%
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Protects the guitar from pick scratches. | pickguard | 77%
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Knob that controls the output/loudness of an electric guitar. | volume | 76%
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The entire "lower" half of a guitar. Comprised of an uppper and lower bout. | body | 75%
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Lies atop the neck. Commonly made of maple, rosewood, or ebony. | fretboard | 73%
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"Head" of the guitar. Contains the maker's logo. | headstock | 72%
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Often made of bone. Has six grooves in which the strings rest. | nut | 72%
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On an electric, this allows you to choose which pickup(s) is/are active. | pickup selector | 72%
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Exclusive to electrics, but not found on all. Allows a player to change the tension of all six strings while playing. | vibrato unit | 67%
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Knob that controls the amount of high-end output on an electric guitar. | tone | 65%
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Allows the sound to project from an acoustic. Often encircled by a rosette. | sound hole | 64%
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An instrument cable goes in this. | output jack | 58%
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A strap hooks to this. | strap button | 37%
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On an electric, this allows for intonation adjustment. On an acoustic, this rests atop the bridge. | saddle | 36%
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The "top" on an acoustic guitar. Most commonly made of spruce. | soundboard | 11%
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