Guitar Discussion Forum Archive - July, 2000

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Re: toneworks AX1000G

Posted by John on Mon, 04/02/2001 - 15:46.

I've got an ax1000g to, it is the best in its price range. Not convinced by the presets though.

guitars

Posted by Andre Madatian on Sat, 05/01/2004 - 19:20.

I have a Gibson SG Standard and my guitar teacher says the strings are not meant to do guitar solos. I mean Angus Young has the same guitar and he rocks out on his guitar solos. Please tell me if this is tru or not.
Thanks

Turkish Saz TUNING(s)

Posted by ADAM on Tue, 08/01/2000 - 02:03.

Can someone please tell me WHAT the 'standard' tuning(s) are on the SAZ??
Thanks
Adam

Re: Turkish Saz TUNING(s)

Posted by hamapaso on Mon, 10/16/2000 - 22:40.

: Can someone please tell me WHAT the 'standard' tuning(s) are on the SAZ??
: Thanks
: Adam
: the most popular tuning is g-d-a

Re: Turkish Saz TUNING(s)

Posted by Duncan on Sun, 12/02/2001 - 18:29.

: Can someone please tell me WHAT the 'standard' tuning(s) are on the SAZ??
: Thanks
: Adam
:The strings are in three sets of two (sometimes three); the bass pair usually consist of a string tuned to the tonic and one to the octave. The treble pair are also tuned to the octave, while the mid-pair are tuned to the fifth.

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