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- Body Styles:
- Solid Body: The most common type, made from a solid piece of wood, known for sustain and feedback control. Popular models include the Fender Stratocaster and Gibson Les Paul.
- Hollow Body: These guitars have a hollow chamber and are often used in jazz and blues music for their warm, resonant sound. Examples include the Gibson ES-335.
- Semi-Hollow Body: Combines elements of both solid and hollow body guitars, offering versatility and unique tonal qualities. An example is the Gretsch G2622.
- Pickups:
- Single-Coil: Known for their bright, clear sound, single-coil pickups are used in many classic rock and blues guitars. They can be more susceptible to interference (hum).
- Humbucker: Designed to cancel out interference, humbuckers produce a thicker, warmer sound. They are commonly found in rock and heavier music genres.
- Neck and Fretboard:
- Neck Types: Electric guitars may have bolt-on, set, or through-body neck constructions. Each type affects playability and repairability.
- Fretboard Materials: Common materials include rosewood, maple, and ebony, each contributing to the guitar’s tone and feel.
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