Herb Steiner C6 Chord Essay
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Herb Steiner C6 Chord Essay
I've been getting emails and PMs about where to access my essay about the changes I use for the C6 tuning and where I find them on the standard Emmons 5p/4k copedent.
Rather than contact me directly for the url, here is the link and it can be found here by using "Search" on the Forum.
http://herbsteiner.com/C6_essay.pdf
Rather than contact me directly for the url, here is the link and it can be found here by using "Search" on the Forum.
http://herbsteiner.com/C6_essay.pdf
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When I'm stumped to find a "given chord", and I often am, this has been a great help ... Thanks Herb
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Three relatively concise C6th road-maps were a great help to me several years ago when I ventured away from E9 and took the plunge into C6th.
My grateful thanks to Herb, Jim Cohen and, of course, Buddy Emmons; each introductory method is clearly expressed and entirely logical. All three helped demystify the ten-string armrest for me.
My grateful thanks to Herb, Jim Cohen and, of course, Buddy Emmons; each introductory method is clearly expressed and entirely logical. All three helped demystify the ten-string armrest for me.

Roger Rettig: Emmons D10, B-bender Teles, Martins, and a Gibson Super 400!
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