Properly sized frets and Strings- We all know the frets by the nut are in fact wider apart than those by the body, and the bass strings are thicker than the treble strings.

Full necks- you always see the whole neck when you look at the guitar, the diagrams should match that so you can memorize material faster.

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New Blank Guitar Charts- 8.5' x 11' Paper, Full Bleed Published: Friday, 14 September 2012 12:06ħ Diagram Guitar Charts: Standard U.S. Last Updated: Friday, 10 April 2015 11:08 Category: Guitar Lessons: Chord & Scale Charts

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