The body of the guitar is typically made of wood and houses the majority of the guitar's working parts. The most common body shapes are the dreadnought, jumbo, and parlor.
2. The neck
The neck of the guitar connects the body to the headstock. It is made of wood and typically has a fretboard that is made of ebony, rosewood, or maple. The fretboard is divided into frets, which are metal markers that indicate the different notes on the guitar.
3. The headstock
The headstock of the guitar is located at the end of the neck. It houses the tuning pegs, which are used to adjust the tension of the strings. The headstock also typically has the guitar's logo or branding.