The term 'Guitar Parts with Frets' refers to the components of a guitar that have frets, which are raised metal strips along the neck of the instrument. The most common guitar part with frets is the neck, which is the long wooden piece that connects the headstock to the body of the guitar. The neck is usually made of maple or mahogany and has metal frets embedded in it. Other parts of the guitar that have frets include the bridge, the nut, and the fingerboard. The frets on these parts help the player to accurately play notes and chords.