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- Page 2 BEHRINGER STRAT -type electric guitar Padded gig bag ® BEHRINGER V-TONE GM108 modeling amplifier Adjustable black nylon strap 6.5 foot high-quality instrument cable 3 picks Chord chart poster Vibrato arm Amp manual Guitar instruction book Userís Manual Version 1.0 June 2003...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Guitar pitch pipe ......................6 Keyboards ........................6 Relative tuning ......................6 Electronic tuner ......................6 Tuning with BEHRINGER guitar amps ................. 6 Online tuning ........................ 6 Chords ................................7 Brief introduction to chords ..................... 7 First Steps ..............................8 F major ........................ -
Page 4: Introduction
INTRODUCTION Welcome to the BEHRINGER family! We’ll show you how playing a musical instrument like the guitar can be a lot of fun. The following pages will help you learn some guitar basics. You’ll get familiar with chords that allow you to play well- known songs. -
Page 5: Your Guitar
HOLDING THE GUITAR SITTING Place the guitar on your right thigh and hold it against the right side of your chest using your right arm. Try to stay relaxed. You should support the guitar using your body and not your hands, tilting the guitar neck upwards. -
Page 6: Tuning
The 2-channel amps of our V-TONE guitar amp series (GMX212, GMX210 and GMX110) feature an integrated electronic tuner! Further ONLINE TUNING information can be found at www.behringer com. At www.behringer.com, you will find an awesome online tuner for your guitar. Go for it! -
Page 7: Chords
BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO CHORDS Don’t be afraid of chords—there’s no reason for it. Chords are simply three or more notes that are being played together at the same time. The most popular chords are major and minor chords. Major chords have an elevated, cheerful character, while minor chords often connote a sense of melancholy and sadness. -
Page 8: Power Chords
POWER CHORDS F MAJOR Power cords are those chords that utilize only the bottom three The F chord (F major) on page 7 is a base “barre” chord, and it may take some time to get it right. strings of the guitar. This creates a more closed sound and mutes the top strings. -
Page 9: Cleaning Your Guitar
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