The Guitar is a string musical instrument which is played by both hands. It can be broadly classified into Acoustic Guitars and Electric Guitars. Adolph Rickenbacker invented Electric Guitars, and Antonio de Torres Jurado built the first Acoustic Guitar.
The primary mechanism involved in playing the Guitar is by strumming the strings. The main parts of a Guitar are the body, the headstock, the fretboard, the bridge, the neck and the tuning pegs. While the fingers pluck the strings, the left-hand holds the neck of the Guitar.
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