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Along with the piano, the guitar is the world's most played instrument because it combines rhythmic and harmonic richness while remaining relatively affordable… and transportable. Whether acoustic, electric or acoustic-electric, the guitar essentially consists of a fretted neck and a body (or resonance table), over which 6 to 12 strings are stretched, that are plucked to produce sound.

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