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Bass Guitar and Electric Guitar

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1 Bass Guitar and Electric Guitar

2 Parts of the Bass Guitar and Electric Guitar: Body

3 Parts of the Bass Guitar and Electric Guitar: Neck

4 Parts of the Bass Guitar and Electric Guitar: Head

5 Parts of the Bass Guitar and Electric Guitar: Pickups

6 Parts of the Bass Guitar and Electric Guitar: Tuning Pegs

7 Parts of the Bass Guitar and Electric Guitar: Strings

8 Differences in the Bass Guitar and Electric Guitar
Four strings Longer neck Thicker strings Lower sound than the electric guitar Guitar Six strings Shorter neck Thinner strings Higher sound than the bass guitar

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