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Think of the octaves in relationship to the piano.  You have middle C and when you go to the left the next C is a lower octave, but a C nonetheless.  Same as when you find the next C to the right, it will be a higher C.    You will hear some refer to a singer that can sing the full range of C to C, sometimes two ranges (that would probably make them an opera singer or a bass singer..lol)

On the guitar the open 6th string is a low E, but the 1st string E open is a a higher E.  When you run the scale out of a Key such as E your next octave of E will be your eighth note.   Do, re, me, fa, so, la, ti, do.   Same in all keys. 

I hope I helped a little.

If you haven't found anyone, could I take a look?

I really really liked it!

Good question and suggestions.     I've found what was suggested on getting the chords down as second nature allows me to concentrate more on the strumming.

Thanks wlbaye, I've been reading and researching.  They don't make these anymore and from what I'm gathering, they give out a great sound (I know that is true), but their main complaint is the awkwardness and heaviness of them.   Made for super strong people...

I have someone who wants them badly, and I want my space, so it will be a win/win.   I'm gonna hook them up today and make sure they work.  I have two sets of these and thought about keeping one for a dream I have of having a jam place.  They would fill a big barn with sound....lol

"I Second That Emotion".  lol   I love this forum.  Don't get here to often, but always an answer before I even ask.

Cold, cold and more cold.   I'll take the snow over cold...

Oh wait!  They come together............hee hee hee

If I may add something else to my comments.  I just listened to it again.  I don't know if you were pulling away from the mic some or what, but sometimes I had to strain to listen to you.  You faded out in some places.  Now it could be my speakers.   

Again, though, you have a command of the melody and you certainly made this song yours.  I could listen to you and the guitar alone, without anything.  There was something haunting about it and the pictures added to that effect. 

I agree with Amy, the beauty of the "simplicity" of it with your guitar is good.

Thanks wlbaye for the response too.   I have used wireless hand helds and head sets before.   But trying to get 4 wireless for my Bose system and want to make sure I don't bleed over into each others channels.   I've look at Shure, Samson, EV and AVG, still trying to decide.  lol

Thanks tubatooter, I have researched Musician's Friend and others.   I was wondering what the experienced performers on here were using and why.

I like to hear the pros and cons. 

The designated channels from the makers, do they bleed into another channel if they are close in assignment?