Filters
- Stratocaster: Guitars inspired by the famous Stratocaster.
- Single cut: Guitars with low cutaway on one side near the fretboard.
- Telecaster: Guitars inspired by the famous Telecaster.
- Flying V: V-shaped guitars. Inspired by the Flying V model.
- Explorer: Guitars with a large curved cut at the top and bottom of the body. Suitable for genres such as heavy metal, hard rock, and punk.
- ES: They have at least one electric pickup and can produce sound without an amplifier.
- Heavy: Guitars designed to meet the demands of heavy metal and hard rock. Their appearance is more aggressive as they are constructed with the goal of making a striking impression on stage.
- SG: Guitars with low cutaway and both sides close to the fretboard.
- Passive: Passive magnets consist only of the coil, which is responsible for "translating" the movement of the strings into an electrical signal.
- Active: Active magnets have a preamplifier circuit in addition to the coil, which requires a battery to operate.
- Fretboard: Each fretboard wood has its own sound response. The combination of woods creates the overall sound and atmosphere of a guitar.
- Body: The wood used in the body of a guitar is often referred to as tonewoods. Different woods naturally affect the sound and weight of a guitar.
- Mahogany (49)
- Poplar (53)
- Basswood (75)
- Alder (40)
- Maple (36)
- Solidwood (0)
- Anigre (0)
- Korina (0)
- Ash (3)
- Paulownia (1)
- Acrylic (0)
- Nyatoh (4)
- Ebony (4)
- Agathis (0)
- Hardwood (1)
- Nato (0)
- Linden (2)
- Meranti (11)
- Burl (1)
- Tonewood (12)
- Pine (0)
- Birch (0)
- Synthetic (0)
- Sassafras (0)
- Sapele (4)
- Wild Cherry (2)
- Okoume (7)
- Bubinga (1)
- Luthite (0)
- Spruce (2)
- Neck: Guitar necks are constructed from hard woods, with each different type of wood offering its own feel and tonality.
