Today, I will explain in detailThe overall structure of the Ukulele ~
Headstock: The headstock of the ukulele can be roughly divided into ordinary headstock and classical headstock in terms of appearance.
The difference between the classical headstock and the folk headstock is mainly in appearance. Folk headstock has a large space and can be inlaid with totems. It uses a column winder, which is located on the outside of the headstock; the classical headstock is high-end and elegant, with a hollow inner buckle, two symmetrical string grooves, and a horizontal shaft winder, located inside the headstock. .
The headstock is also a standard for many headstocks to choose and buy a piano. Generally, the headstock is simple and clean, and the classical headstock is high-end and elegant. In addition, there are also hollow-out headstocks like Yanyang and other series of electric guitar-style headstocks. Has personality and character.
Nut: The nut is generally made of hard plastic or beef bone. It confines the vibration of the string between it and the bridge. There are four string grooves on the nut for the strings to pass through, and the strings are connected to the pegs of the headstock.
Neck: On the one hand, the neck serves as a carrier for the installation of the fingerboard, and it is also the place where the left hand holds it when playing.
The fretboard is where the left hand "works", and by pressing our fingers on different positions on the fretboard, we can get different tones.
The individual wires on the fretboard are called "frets" or "frets". Pinzhu divides the fingerboard into several grids, and each grid is called a "pin". From top to bottom, they are called "First Grade", "Second Grade", "Three Grade"... and so on.
Strings: The strings are 4 strings, 3 strings, 2 strings, and 1 strings from left to right.
The piano body can be divided into: front panel, back panel, side panel.
The round hole on the panel is called the sound hole. Sound hole: The sound hole, also known as the sound hole, refers to the opening on the body of the piano, from which the sound is emitted.
Well, today 's introduction to the structure of the ukulele is here.
See you next time~
