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Synyster Gates Custom-S Signature

hi my friend ....
This is one of my favorite guitar ....
I like the sound generated by Cruck a seymour duncan invader pick up Sh-8 and the guitar is a signature synyster gates....

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price is $1,649
wow nice price n_n....

spec :

Grover Rotomatics Tuners

The original Rotomatic with an improved higher ratio gearing. The 18:1 ratio provides for finer tuning and greater stability. The finer gears provide smoother tuning and a higher degree of backlash elimination.

Ebony Fingerboard

Ebony has a snappy, crisp attack with the density of maple, but with more brittle grains, oilier pores, and a stronger fundamental tone than maple. It has a tremendous amount of percussive overtones in the pick attack, that mute out shortly thereafter to foster great, long, sustain.

Seymour Duncan Invader / Sustainiac Pickups

Invader- Designed for the heaviest tones a passive pickup can produce. A combination of three ceramic magnets, over-wound coils and twelve cap screws make the Invader an electrifying force of energy. Sustainiac- This Driver/Pickup produces beautiful humbucker tones when Sustain switch is off, and works as the Sustainiac Driver when switched On. The Sustainiac Driver creates an infinite feedback sustain of string vibrations by electromagnetic feedback. Bridge pickup is selected when Driver is on.

3-Piece Mahogany Neck

Made with 3 pieces of mahogany for extra stability. 3 piece necks can withstand the test of time. Where standard necks may show aging defects from temperature and moisture changes throughout the years, the 3 piece neck will stay nice and straight for a lifetime of playability.

Sustainiac Functions

The 'Secret Weapon' for controlled feedback and infinite sustain. First, the pickup signal is processed by the Sustainiac circuit, and then connected to the Sustainiac Driver. The Driver turns the amplified note into vibrational energy. This vibrational energy is then fed back into the strings for infinite sustain. This string vibration is similar to playing in front of a loud amp.

Sustainiac Mini Switches

On/Off Switch: This turns on/off the Sustainiac driver. Normal/Mix/Harmonic Switch: Normal Mode- String vibration will continue to ring natural fundamental note. Mix Mode- Some frets yield fundamentals, while others yield harmonics. Notes below the 12th fret will mostly morph into 2nd or 3rd harmonics. Harmonic Mode- Sustained notes morph into a high 5th or 7th harmonic vibration.

you can try its....hahhaa...
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scales guitar

Major pentatonic scale for guitar

A pentatonic scale is made up of five notes per octave (penta = five). The major pentatonic scale is similar to major diatonic scale, but without the fourth and the seventh note. Ex: C major pentatonic consists of C, D, E, G, and A.

Intervals: 1--1--1½--1--1½

Chord fit: Major triads, 6th, 7th, 9th, 13th, maj7, add9

1st position guitar major pentatonic scale box pattern in G

2nd position guitar major pentatonic scale box pattern in G

3th position guitar major pentatonic scale box pattern in G

4th position guitar major pentatonic scale box pattern in G

5th position guitar major pentatonic scale box pattern in G

Another good thing for you to practice is to open How to play intervals on guitar fretboard lesson and try to understand the intervals used in major pentatonic scale. It also will improve your ability to find intervals on guitar fretboard.
And again please remember to practice all these major pentatonic scale patterns in all keys. Get your guitar, turn on the radio and find the key of a song, try major blues scale, minor blues scale or pentatonic scales over it.

Good luck !! n_n
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source :
http://www.myguitarworkshop.com/guitar_lessons/scales/major_pentatonic_scale_box_patterns_on_guitar_fretboard.aspx