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The Guitar Anatomy: Parts of The Guitar Explained
April 6, 2020
So you’ve decided to become a guitar player. You’ve bought your first guitar, found a teacher, and even paid for the lessons. What now?
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So you’ve decided to become a guitar player. You’ve bought your first guitar, found a teacher, and even paid for the lessons. What now?
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