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Archie Walpole

 

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Virginia, USA
Post  Posted 26 Oct 2021 11:28 am    
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Might any one suggest which online-available chord chart would be best for helping me memorize the countless combinations of the various pedals (both single and AB, BC) when used in conjunction with the diff knee levers. Also, where can I find the best……and easiest to understand….explanation for “two below” chords. Examples would be of good help, too.

Thanks for your help.

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Fred Treece


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Post  Posted 27 Oct 2021 8:38 am    
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Click the link to the beginners page in Dave Dube’s first post here:
https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=329975
Then click “Documents”, then the Chord Chart pdf icon.
That is by no means all the chords available on a standard Emmons E9, but a very good start with most of the diatonic stuff. There are no chords in the chart for right knee levers, or for strings 1,2, and 9.
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Archie Walpole

 

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Virginia, USA
Post  Posted 27 Oct 2021 9:54 am    
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Mr. T,
Thanks for the direction. I’ll definitely need to spend some time assimilating how this is presented.

Again, thanks a ton.

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Fred Treece


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Post  Posted 27 Oct 2021 8:56 pm    
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You’re welcome. If you have any questions, just ask.
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