Guitar Arpeggio Encyclopedia

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Summary: Andy's the man.
Review: Don't question it. this book isnt for beginners either. This is some complex stuff, but he's got all kinds of arpeggios you can concieve (And some you cant). If you read the front before the main section, he tells you how this book was intended to be used, so you know what to do. the fingering is key though, Sometimes you'll try to play it just by looking at the notes & numbers, but it doesnt flow, but if you look at the fingering, everything fits together. But do everything like he says and that stuff sounds great. This book isnt straight sweep picking the entire way through either, just so you know, but it is awesome none the less. serious shred action.

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Summary: disappointed......
Review: I was hoping for something better than this. I have a thorough background in this stuff and think it could have been presented in a much better way. A good break down of the CAGED system would have been nice for beginers using this book aswell as a bit of chord theory. There were lots of small errors aswell. If you know how too construct arpeggios you'd catch them but a beginer/intermediate might not. I think there were many redundent arpeggios in here and the book would be more work than what it's worth.....that being said I'm personally a study fiend and study as much usefull guitar material as I can.