Simply explaining the CAGED System

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Hello everyone!
I'm excited to kick off a video series on the CAGED system, an essential tool for mastering the guitar fretboard. Our first episode lays down the basics, and upcoming videos will delve into how chord positions connect with pentatonic scales.
🎸 What You'll Learn:
The structure of the CAGED system
How to integrate pentatonic scales with each chord shape
These videos will enhance your improvisation skills and fretboard understanding, regardless of your current level.
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[@gjtube37]

Thank you Andy for your continued inspiration! What a gorgeous tone! All the best!

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[@eliacristy5259]

Thank you so much, Andy! You're a wonderful guitarist! ❤

[@NeverGiveUp30]

Thank you Andy for all your hard work. You're an amazingly talented guitarist and musician. I like most guitar genres, but my favorite is the blues. B.B. King is one my favorite bluesman. Fortunately, I was able to attend 2 of his concerts. Anyway, Andy your talent and the passion that you play guitar with, delivers such sweet soulful tones. You're a great teacher and inspiration for us aspiring guitarists. I am already a subscriber to your channel for a while now and I did like this video as well. So a big thumbs up here. ..again Thanks!! 🎸❤ 😊

[@patrickr.5821]

Great tone and phrasing! Are the tabs for that intro available on your Patron?

[@patrickr.5821]

Incidentally which p-up position are you using? Is it both (central position)? It sounds absolutely awesome.

[@berkc06]

How can i find backing track like that

[@bluzedogg]

I don't get how this is a system though.Just because it's open chords? What about F and F#m and B and Bm? I don't see why open chords have any special meaning. Great tone.

[@aeroprof]

Here is my understanding: There is one more piece that Andy didn't mention. Those 5 chord shapes can be moved all over the fretboard to play the very chords you mention. Think of an F barre chord.....that is simply the E chord shape played in a different position. An Eb barre chord on the 6th fret using the A chord shape, etc., etc. The E and A shapes are probable the easiest to "barre" but the other chord shapes can be moved too, they just don't have a "barre" like the E and A shapes do.