The C CAGED shape is one of the first chord forms most guitarists ever learn. Yet most players stop there, using it purely as a static chord voicing....
The G CAGED shape gets skipped more than any other position in the system. It feels wide, a little awkward to barre cleanly, and most players move past it toward the more comfortable forms....
The E CAGED shape is one of the first things most guitarists ever learn. You slap a barre across the neck, finger the familiar open-position form behind it, and suddenly you can play a major chord anywhere....
You’ve been playing for a while. You know your open chords, you’ve memorized a few scale shapes, and you can play through your favorite tracks. But when it’s ti...
If you've ever felt lost navigating the guitar fretboard, you're not alone. Most guitarists learn chords, scales, and licks as separate pieces of information...
As a guitar player, it is imperative that you know how to construct chords quickly and accurately. This skill becomes necessary when you enter a jam session wit...
The CAGED chord system is one of the most invaluable tools to bring in when developing your improvisational chops. By taking advantage of the CAGED system, you'...
By Scott Blanchard - Source In this post, we'll show you some easy ways to navigate the fretboard by introducing a simple octave pattern and disecting the CA...