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In our previous article, we looked at guitar neck materials, construction, milling aspects, the shape of neck and contours, relief and truss rod adjustment neck joints, and resetting. In this article, we shall take a look at the fingerboard and frets. Fingerboard The fingerboard of any guitar is the flat section of wood on top … Read more
The neck of any stringed instrument projects the main body and extends the strings from the body of the instrument to the headstock. Headstock usually consists of geared pegs to tune the strings. An acoustic guitar neck forms the base for the fingerboard, which is a strip of dark hardwood, on which frets are seated. … Read more
Your child’s journey into the world of learning guitar and music can be an exciting as well as challenging one. Like every parent, you want your child to start the adventure on the right foot. You won’t be helping their cause by putting usual size guitars into their hands. Different guitar sizes are available in … Read more
Seasoning of Guitar Wood Seasoning is a process used to reduce the natural moisture content of wood after it is cut. It is also called aging or drying. Seasoning gives any wood enough stability to resist shrinking, expanding, warping, and cracking. Quality of seasoning is an important factor in determining tone quality and the life … Read more
In the world of guitars, the terms plywood and laminate are used interchangeably. However, the Guitar industry prefers to use the word laminate exclusively. Laminate is made up of several layers of wood glued together. Professional grade acoustic guitars have their top, back and sides made up of solid woods, while beginner and intermediate-grade guitars … Read more
The majority of the texts on music available on the internet describe the sound of the instruments through words like volume, sound tones, timbre, attack, decay, overtones, balance, presence, dynamic range, sustain, projection, wraparound, etc. While the true meaning of these will be absolutely clear to you only by playing the instruments and looking for … Read more
