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Next you’re gonna take your middle finger and place it on the A on the 2nd fret of the G string.

Then you’re gonna take your index finger, place it on the first fret of the B string. Then lastly what you need to do, this is a small little trick it might take a little time to learn this. But you’re gonna place your index finger on the last 2 strings. I know you already have it on the C, now you’re going to place it on that F right under it. So it should look like this without the other ones. Then once you place the other ones on it should be like this. Got it. Now I’m gonna move on.

Now I’m going to move on to an E major chord. First you’re gonna play the bass note which is E.

Then you’re gonna play B – put your middle finger on the 2nd fret of the A string. The next note on the chord is octave E, which is we play with your ring finger on right under that last note on the 2nd fret of the – of the 3rd string.

The instructor here shows how to master the E major chord on the guitar. He not only demonstrates how to play it also explains thoroughly where the fingers should be placed to get it right.

The lesson is very clear and demonstrated slowly so beginners or otherwise should not have any problem following the tip and improving the skill.

Part of the new modern classics series from Gibson Acoustics in Bozeman, Montana, the CJ-165 is the next step in the evolution of the iconic SJ-200.

With all the resonance of a larger guitar, the CJ-165 is perfect for players needing a smaller body profile for the precision of finger style and flat picking runs. Rolled fingerboard edge for great feel, low string packed for effortless playability, the finest pickup and pre amp available, grover tuners, available in antique natural or vintage sunburst finish. As comfortable as it is beautiful, the CJ-165 is available with either figured maple or triple A Indian rosewood back and sides.

This video from Gibson Acoustic is an introductory video for the CJ-165, which is part of their moder classics series. It’s a great guitar, one of the best available. Check out the video.

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This one here, I just picked this up and it is a uh… 63 Re-issue, block neck 335 and uh… I am just blown away by how great is sounds and feels.

I’ve always been an SG player, uh… because I like the way SGs vibrate and shake, you know, they’re a little bit out of control, and the 335 is even more out of control and more full of feedback and all kinds of sounds. So, I’m really excited about this guitar here. Uh… I never thought I’d see myself playing a 335 but, I’m just absolutely in love with it now. So uh… I’m probably going to join the uh… 335 club, heh… and make it a mainstay.