Cody Angels MSA LEGEND Setup

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Mickey Adams
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Cody Angels MSA LEGEND Setup

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ARTIST RELATIONS: MSA GUITARS
2017 MSA LEGEND XL D10, S10, Studio Pro S12 EXE9
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Well, that's certainly a unique copedent! Thanks for sharing, Mickey!
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Good idea’s in this one
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Excellent!
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Post by George Crickmore »

Those are some cool changes. That MSA sounds great. I may have to get one next year.
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Post by Cody Angel »

Thanks, guys! The setup serves me well. And the MSA guitar is a monster! Thanks, Mickey!
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Post by Craig Stock »

Keep up the great work Cody, Love your playing!
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Post by Johnny Cox »

I have some of the same changes on my D-12 on the front neck, D13th. I'm raising the Ds (your Es) a whole tone and splitting with lowering them. Gets rid of the C pedal and has some really neat stuff. I also lower my low A (your B) to G with the 2nd and 9th.
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