Guitar
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Names and connections
Acoustic guitar; Flat-top guitar; Spanish guitar
- Broader: Plucked instruments
- Narrower: Acoustic bass guitar
- Narrower: Air guitar
- Narrower: Bajo sexto
- Narrower: Bottleneck (Guitar playing)
- Narrower: Cavaquinho
- Narrower: Charango
- Narrower: Chitarra battente
- Narrower: Cigar box guitar
- Narrower: Cuatro (Musical instrument)
- Narrower: D'Angelico guitar
- Narrower: Electric guitar
- Narrower: English guitar
- Narrower: Epiphone guitar
- Narrower: Gibson guitar
- Narrower: Gretsch guitar
- Narrower: Guitar frets
- Narrower: Guitar strings
- Narrower: Guitarrón
- Narrower: Harp-lute
- Narrower: Harp-lute guitar
- Narrower: Hawaiian guitar
- Narrower: Lyre-guitar
- Narrower: Martin guitar
- Narrower: Maton guitar
- Narrower: PRS guitar
- Narrower: Resonator guitar
- Narrower: Stella guitar
- Narrower: Tiple (Plucked instrument)
- Narrower: Tres (Musical instrument)
- Narrower: Ukulele
- Narrower: Viola d'arame
- Narrower: Viola-de-cocho
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 324413397930214912 · morton4x16-v1
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