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At 6:14pm on June 8, 2012, Bluesheart said…: Real nice stuff you are building. Dig those creative sound hole shapes.

At 2:10pm on June 6, 2012, Don Barnhill said…: Thank you Scott! I'm building my son and myself a four string each. Since we are guitar players, I thought we could feel a little more at home with the four strings. I have a small business building acoustic guitars and ukuleles but after seeing CBG's I'm hooked.

Thanks again for the friend invite!

Don

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At 8:02am on June 6, 2012, Dave Lynas said…: Hey Scot, glad to be a friend. I like your clean work and great designs. Inventive sound holes that say something...

At 11:03am on June 1, 2012, NightOwl said…: Thanks for the friend request. I don't have a cd yet but I'm hoping to put one together by the end of the year. Thanks again!

At 1:49pm on May 7, 2012, Tiny bites lessons said…: Scott, the Hoochie Coochie lesson will work for an open tuned 4 string.

At 1:47pm on May 7, 2012, Tiny bites lessons said…: Hey Scott. Thanks for the nation friendship. I like your gits, especially the JC and cursive F hole git.

At 3:14pm on April 20, 2012, Keni Lee Burgess said…: Thank you Scot for joining my group. Please feel free to add to the discussions or ask questions. Most of all, Enjoy your practice, Keni Lee

At 9:03am on April 20, 2012, Keni Lee Burgess said…: Thank you Scot,

Yes, CD 5 is for 4 string CBG. You can start anywhere in the series because the CD are individually comprehensive. As a whole, the series presents an approach to playing in open tunings, that it does not matter how many strings are on the instrument or the tuning is different. Once you understand the material, you can apply it in many various ways. Please feel free to write, if any questions arise as you work through the lessons. Enjoy your practice, Keni Lee