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Old June 1st, 2007
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If you have access to a piano keyboard (or a picture of one) you can see how there is no sharp or flat (black note) between B/C and E/F while there are sharps/flats (black notes) between all the other notes. This is the equivalent of all full notes on the fretboard being 2 frets apart, while B/C and E/F are always adjacent on the fretboard. This is true all over the fretboard wherever B/C and E/F occur. Seeing it on a piano (in black and white) sometimes helps to visualise the pattern.


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