How to traverse the entire fretboard with major pentatonic and hexatonic scales Latest about How to traverse the entire fretboard with major pentatonic and hexatonic scales How to traverse the entire fretboard using major pentatonic and hexatonic scales By Andy Aledort published 11 August 20 Unlock the fretboard by applying E major pentatonic and E major hexatonic scales to a repeating chord progression Lessons Get The Pick NewsletterAll the latest guitar news, interviews, lessons, reviews, deals and more, direct to your inbox!Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors MORE FROM GUITARWORLD...1Become a better guitarist for just 27 cents a day? That's not as absurd as it sounds thanks to TrueFire’s massive July 4th sale – save 60% on an annual subscription2Cleartone treated electric strings3The curious tale of Joe Bonamassa’s ‘Royal Albert’ Les Paul – and its mysterious mod4Fender's Summer Sale just slashed up to $550 off some killer guitars – here are my top 3 picks, starting from just $2005Eddie Van Halen and Keanu Reeves nearly ended up on the John Wick soundtrack
How to traverse the entire fretboard using major pentatonic and hexatonic scales By Andy Aledort published 11 August 20 Unlock the fretboard by applying E major pentatonic and E major hexatonic scales to a repeating chord progression
