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if you put a capo on the bottom 5 strings of the 2nd fret you also have a drop D tuning but one key higher or a drop E tuning, it works if you dont mind it being one key higher and you don't need the F & F# on the top string.


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Let me add that I'm a sight and ear player, I can read tab but normally just use it as a generalization of where a piece is being played,( mostly which are incorrect but it gets me in the ballpark.) Now I'm finding myself actually naming the notes I'm playing, something I never did...just wanna say thanks Kirk...way cool

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