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  • The guitar is a musical instrument with ancient roots that is used in a wide variety of musical styles. It typically has six strings, but four, seven, eight, ten, and twelve string guitars also exist.
  • Guitars can be divided into two broad categories, acoustic and electric
  • The very first instrument recognized as a guitar is said to have been invented by the people of Malaga.
  • When choosing a wood for the back and sides, it is important to consider a couple of factors.  The harder the wood, the brighter the sound, and adversely softer woods provide a mellower, softer sound   Brazilian rosewood is a very popular choice for the backs and the sides of a guitar. 
  • Guitars can be constructed to meet the demands of both left and right-handed players.
  • The major components of the electric guitar include the bridge, the body and the neck. Secondary components include the fingerboard, strings, nut and tuning heads. A guitar manufacturing facility is, to a large extent, a woodworking facility, as wood selection and body design are large parts of the electric guitar construction process.
  • Raw materials that go into the construction of the electric guitar include well-seasoned hardwoods such as maple, walnut, ash, alder, and mahogany for the solid body.
  • Wood is also used in the construction of the neck, including maple, rosewood, and ebony. Other raw materials include glue to hold the pieces together, chrome for the hardware, and a nitrocellulose lacquer for finishing the body.
  • New-generation compact pedal employs COSM modeling technology to transform any electric guitar into a variety of beautiful acoustic guitars.
  • The technology that enables the Gibson digital guitar is an Ethernet media delivery system called MaGIC. MaGIC stands for Media-accelerated Global Information Carrier and is designed to replace all wiring systems in the musical instrument field and in consumer electronic applications.
  • A few things to keep in mind before buying a guitar:
    • Have patience- do not decide you HAVE to buy the guitar that day. Plan on taking at least two trips to the music store.
    • Maintain control- You are in charge! Don't let music store salesmen intimidate you.
    • Research- The web is a great place to find info on guitars. Use it to your advantage!
    • Get help- if at all possible, recruit a friend who plays guitar to help you choose an instrument.
General Information
  • A Brief History of the Guitar 
  • Electric Guitar
  • The History of the Guitar
  • Guitar - Info

Products

  • P-SERIES Player
  • Acoma Guitar Catalogue
  • Guitar and Bass
  • Guitar Products and Its Price
  • The Sound Machines
  • Guitar - Technical Data

Types

  • Choosing A Guitar
  • Guitar Tips and Playing
  • Guitar Styles and Guitar Types
  • An Overview of Popular Guitar Types
  • Different Types of Guitars
  • Types of Guitars:
    Classical, Acoustic and Electric

Patent

  • Guitar control system
  • Digital guitar system
  • Electric guitar having a solid body made of wood fiber board, and method of making the same
  • Electric Guitar
  • Guitar
  • Electric Guitar Neck
  • Pedal guitar
  • Dragon Tail Shaped Guitar

Technology and Modern Developments

  • Advanced Electric-To-Acoustic Guitar Modeling
  • Super Guitars - Made In America
  • From GORE-TEX fabric
    to guitar strings
  • Innovation in the Electric Guitar Industry
  • New Classical Guitars that are Innovative
  • Martin Guitar and Technology
  • Space Frame Technology
  • Electric Guitar Technology
  • The Gibson Digital Guitar
  • Advanced Tuning Technology
    Built into the guitar

Manufacturing Process

  • Making a Guitar Body
  • Design a Guitar
  • Guitar  - Manufacturing Process
  • Electric Guitar - How Made?
  • Acoustic Guitar Manufacturing
  • The Guitar Body Plan
  • Sustainability and Life Cycle Management in Guitar Production

Raw Materials

  • Nitrocellulose Lacquer
  • Materials of the Guitar
  • Tips for Building Guitar
  • Guitar Wood
  • Guitar Body Wood
  • Guitar Wood Types & Tones FAQ
  • Wood Types
Machinery Suppliers
  • Band saw Suppliers
  • Drill Press Suppliers
  • Kilns Manufacturers
  • Sand paper Suppliers
  • Scrapper Blades Manufacturers
  • Plek Machine
  • Tools Required

Market

  • The Guitar Market
  • Maton’s handcrafted guitars keep stars shining
  • A Collectible Market’s Evolution

Company Profiles

  • Guitar Manufacturing Company
  • Company in Toronto
  • Company in Hungary
  • Company in USA
  • Company in Michigan
  • Company in North Carolina

Projects and Consultants

  • An approach to instrument augmentation : the electric guitar
  • Digital Frequency Domain Effects for Guitar
  • Final Project Report for ElectroAcoustics
  • Technical and Business Analysis of Challenges and Opportunities Associated with Guitar String Products
  • Guitar Tuner Project
  • Consultants

Manufacturers and Suppliers

  • Guitar Selling Leads
  • Guitar and Amp Manufacturers
  • Guitar Brands and Manufacturers
  • Selling Leads for Guitar
  • Manufacturers index
  • Guitar Exporters
  • Guitar Manufacturers
  • Indian Exporters and Manufacturers

Guidelines

  • Acoustics for Violin and Guitar Makers
  • Buying a Guitar: Overview
  • How to Buy an Electric Guitar
  • How to Select an Electric Guitar

Reports

  • Babicz Guitars USA Establishing Guitar Production Operation in Fort Wayne
  • A Successful Case Study on Guitar Making
  • Case Studies
  • How Much is Your Vintage Guitar Worth?
  • CAM Inspires Guitar Innovation

 

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