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Guitar
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tour, use the buttons
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main portions of the Outlined boxes:
bass These are links. Click
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particular part of the
Body
guitar and see more
details
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Knobs
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Body (backside):
On many basses
contains access
panels to electronic
components
Front
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Output Jack:
The patch cord to
your amp plugs in
here
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Body point of the
strings, which
can be lowered
or raised to
adjust the string
height
Bridge:
Attaches to the
body and serves
as an anchor
point for the
strings
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Pickups:
Take the vibrations
from the strings and
translate them into
electrical sound signals
to send to the amplifier
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E A D
string string G
string string
Strings:
Most electric basses
have 4 strings, and
are tuned to the
pitches shown when
in standard tuning
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Strap
Pin
Strap Pins:
2 pins to attach a
Strap strap, which can
Pin be adjusted to
(End hold the bass at
the players
Pin)
preferred height
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Frets
Fretboard Inlays
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Frets
Frets:
Metal dividers on the
fretboard; a player
presses between them to
produce a note
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Inlays
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Dot Markers
Body
Body
Nut:
A slotted hard piece at the end of the neck that holds
the strings in place to determine their spacing and
height above the first fret
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Tuning Gears:
From the back you can see how the tuning
keys can be turned to engage the gears and Front
turn the tuning pegs
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