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How To Tune a Guitar

How do I tune a guitar?



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by sparkospunky

sparkospunky is a Lead on Epinions 		Apr 06 '07 What Is A Capo, And How Do You Use It?
A capo is an interesting device that can make playing the acoustic guitar easier for some. It can also add versatility to your sound. ... read full review 		Very Helpful
by Horswispr

Horswispr is a Top Reviewer on Epinions 		Jul 05 '03 Lubricating your nuts: A simple trick for making your guitar easier to tune
A simple trick to help with tuning and with keeping your guitar in tune through hard playing... read full review 		Very Helpful
by Horswispr

Horswispr is a Top Reviewer on Epinions 		Mar 17 '03 The art of tweaking with a capo
You can tweak your tuning without using your tuners. This short Epinion explains how and why.... read full review 		Very Helpful
by Horswispr

Horswispr is a Top Reviewer on Epinions 		Apr 23 '01 Figuring out Hard Time Killing Floor Blues on an Acoustic Six String
To play Hard Time Killing Floor Blues, tune your guitar to DADGAD (or DADFAD), and focus on your D-string.... read full review 		Very Helpful
by cripper
 Jul 27 '01 A few excellent methods on how to tune any guitar
Its easier than you really think it is. Honestly.... read full review 		Very Helpful
   

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