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Guitar chord forum - chordie → Acoustic → Intro to CAGED Theory
I couldn't help 2 notice that lotsa people are interested in learning this theory
So I wrote something to help ya guyz out
Here's the link
http://thefreeguitarlessons.blogspot.co … heory.html
I wrote some cool stuff on
Diminished Chords and Scales
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Check The Authenticity Of Your Ibanez Guitar
Let me know if this helps you so that I can post the other topics as well...
Now I'm confused, I thought C.A.G.E.D. was the chord grouping for a certain key. Please help.
Jcellini
I'll get back to you with an answer soon..
For others
Here's another interested topic! [Just updated]
Diminished Chords and Scales
Now I'm confused, I thought C.A.G.E.D. was the chord grouping for a certain key. Please help.
CAGED applies to all keys, and is a great way to learn the entirety of the fretboard. You can use CAGED to be within three frets of any chord on the neck.
It's a great system.
that's right
The chord grouping is not specific for one key... it can be done for any key...
and the caged theory can also be applied to scales
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