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- Ebony
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A hard and tight-grained wood commonly used for the fingerboard because it resists the abrasive effect of guitar strings.
- Edge Dots
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Also known as side position markers, these are dots inlaid into the upper side of the neck beside the fingerboard so that the guitarist can easily determine playing position.
- End Block
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The reinforcement inside the end of a the guitar body where the sides meet. The end block also provides support for the end pin.
- End Piece
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A decorative inlay in an guitar's sides where they join at the end of the lower bout.
- End Pin
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The button at the bottom of the lower bout that holds a guitar strap.
- End Pin Jack
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A end pin that doubles as an electrical connector for an internal pickup; sometimes called a "strap jack."
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