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I do D standard on my Lo B 5 string with a capo, less confusing that way.You can capo down to D standard from E standard? Impressed.
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It depends. If you take the key of G, F# is the seven. If you take the chord of G7 it's the F. But if you go Gmaj7 it's the F# again.Isnt it F#?
It's the 7 in G# Major and G minorplease explain in the space provided below
Nah. It's nothing. I can handle it.Y’all just got trolled so hard.
Son, I'm not sure you understand what trolling is...Y’all just got trolled so hard.

Now you’re bringing up gender issues.It would make more sense if F were the 7th letter of the alphabet but after counting it out with my limited intellect I have come to the conclusion that F is the 6th letter of the English alphabet. So shouldn't that trendy spelling of Fender actually be 6ENDER?
Please continue...
There are multiple different infinities, and some are bigger than others.There is more than 1. What is disturbing is how you treat infinity. Is infinity a number or a concept? Profound impact on the set theory of the number system follows. Generally, we regard infinity as a concept and the set of all numbers an open set.
“A small circle is as infinite as a large circle, but it is not so large.” - G.K. Chesterton, OrthodoxyThere are multiple different infinities, and some are bigger than others.
Welcome to Hilbert's hotel...“A small circle is as infinite as a large circle, but it is not so large.” - G.K. Chesterton, Orthodoxy