The Anatomy of an Acoustic Guitar More About Acoustic Guitars Acoustic Guitar Anatomy Reference tuning pegs – One for each string. This is where the end of the string is wrapped typically 2 to 3 times. You tune the guitar with these pegs by twisting these to adjust string tension. headstock – this is the […]
Open G tuning tunes all the guitar strings to notes from the G Major Chord. The notes used are G (root), B (3rd), and D (5th). To tune your guitar from Standard Tuning to Open G tuning:-drop the low E string one step down to D-drop the A string one step down to G -and […]
Power chords, also known as root-fifth or fifth chords, are played by using the first, fifth and often the octave notes of the major scale. A power chord can be moved up and down the neck of the guitar making it a very versatile guitar chord. Power chords do not use the 3rd note of […]
Electric Guitar Anatomy
The Anatomy of an Electric Guitar More About Electric Guitars Electric Guitar Anatomy Reference tuning pegs – One for each string. This is where the end of the string is wrapped typically 2 to 3 times. You tune the guitar with these pegs by twisting these to adjust string tension. headstock – this is the […]