C6th Pockets on E9th

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Jim Eller
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C6th Pockets on E9th

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Where can I find C6th pockets(sound) on the E9th neck?

I know about lowering the E's at the four chord position but there must be others.

Any help would be appreciated.

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Post by Larry Bell »

The A6 chord you get with the A+B pedals is also very useful for C6-style single note playing. One caveat is to avoid rocking off and on the A pedal unless you want it to sound country (INSTEAD of western)! Image

You can also get some interesting stuff going between the E to D# lever position (C at the 1st fret) and the A+B position (C at the 3rd fret).

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Post by Ricky Davis »

Along with the A and B pedals down position with the seventh string as the sixth tone. Two frets up; with just the "B" pedal; from the no pedals 1 chord position is a whole 6/9 chord.
In C; it would look like this:
<font size="3" face="monospace"><pre>
1. 8 (9th) 1. 10 (3rd)
2. 8 (M7) 2. 10 (L1/2>1)
3. 8 (3rd) 3. 10b (5th)
4. 8 (1) 4. 10 (9th)
5. 8 (5th) 5. 10 (6th)
6. 8 (3rd) 6. 10b (5th)
7. 8 (9th) 7. 10 (3rd)
8. 8 (1) 8. 10 (9th)
9. 8 (flat7) 9. 10 (1)
10.8 (5th) 10. 10 (6th)
</pre></font>
The first row of numbers is the string number
The second row of numbers is the fret(key c)
The third row in "()" is the tone of that string.
Ricky<p ALIGN=CENTER><FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b">[This message was edited by Ricky Davis on 11-02-99]</FONT></P><p ALIGN=CENTER><FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b">[This message was edited by Ricky Davis on 11-02-99]</FONT></P>
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Post by Jim Smith »

One minor correction to the above, the 10th string is a 6th in that position, not a 5th.
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Post by Ricky Davis »

Oops; I ment to put a (6th); but (5th) came out. Thanks for the heads up Jim. I'll go fix it.
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Post by Dean Forshee »

Hey, Ricky,

How the heck do ya "go fix it?" I mean, when you've submitted a post and realize that something is in error, how do you go in and change it? This is probably something that I should be asking bOb rather than bothering you with... but I'm just curious. BTW, thanks for all the tab and help over the last few months. It's really wonderful stuff.

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Hey Dean; the little pencil by your name is the edit icon. Just click it by your name and it will take you to your post message; then just fix what ills you; and re-submit edited post; and your there.
Oh and your quite welcome for all the tab; and there are gobs to come.
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Post by Dennis Detweiler »

Beware D-10 players! You're venturing into the clutches of the U-12. Image
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Post by Bill Terry »

I use the A pedal by itself quite a bit. That gives you a 6 tone at the pedals up 1 chord position which is an easy one for me to use with the lowered E's position.
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Post by frank rogers »

Mr. Eller, How ya doin'? Try thinking of you 9th string as the root note, B pedal down and in combination with the A pedal down (nice maj 7th) lots of possibilities there. Frank Rogers

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