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Tablature
- guitar lessons provided by Kirk Lorange
Tablature is a way of notating music so that others can read it back and play it. It's not quite as exact as traditional notation (which I can't really read myself), but it's far easier to learn, as it's simply a representation of a guitar neck, the six horizontal lines representing the six strings. The graphic below shows which lines are which. The guitar is seen from the point of view of the player, and so the six TAB lines show the strings in the same order. The chord indicated below is an A Major Seventh chord, and the numbers on the TAB lines show that the treble string is played open (0), the next string down is fretted on the second fret (2), the next string down is fretted on the first fret (1) and so on. The 'X' means DON'T play... see
entire guitar lesson
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From our selection of Ampeg amplifiers, comes the Ampeg B100R Rocket Bass Combo Amplifier.
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From our selection of Ampeg amplifiers, comes the Ampeg BA112 Tilt Back Bass Combo Amplifier.
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From our selection of Ampeg amplifiers, comes the Ampeg BA115 Tilt Back Bass Combo Amplifier.
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From our selection of Ampeg amplifiers, comes the Ampeg BA115HP Combo Bass Amplifier with Horn (220 Watts, 1 x 15 in.).
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From our selection of Ampeg amplifiers, comes the Ampeg BA210 Combo Bass Amplifier with Horn (220 Watts, 2 x 10 in.).
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From our selection of Ampeg amplifiers, comes the Ampeg BA210SP Bass Combo Amp with Digital Effects (220W, 2x10).
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