Guitar strings - facts 15

1) The second string on a bass guitar is D2 in scientific pitch notation.

2) The first string on a bass guitar is G2 in scientific pitch notation.

Guitar strings - facts 14

1) The fourth string on a bass guitar is E1 in scientific pitch notation.

2) The third string on a bass guitar is A1 in scientific pitch notation.

Guitar strings - facts 13

1) The E string on a bass guitar is closest to you when you play. The G string is closest to the floor.

2) The fourth string on a bass guitar is thicker than the first string.

Guitar strings - facts 12

1) The four bass guitar strings can be remembered by "Eat All Day Get" (E,A,D,G).

2) The E is "Eat" (fourth string), the G is "Get" (first string).

Guitar strings - facts 11

1) The second string on a bass guitar is the second D below middle C on a piano.

2) The first string on a bass guitar is the second G below middle C on a piano.

Guitar strings - facts 10

1) The fourth string on a bass guitar is the third E below middle C on a piano.

2) The third string on a bass guitar is the third A below middle C on a piano.

Guitar strings - facts 9

1) The second string on a guitar is B3 in scientific pitch notation.

2) The first string on a guitar is E4 in scientific pitch notation.

Guitar strings - facts 8

1) The fourth string on a guitar is D3 in scientific pitch notation.

2) The third string on a guitar is G3 in scientific pitch notation.

Guitar strings - facts 7

1) The sixth string on a guitar is E2 in scientific pitch notation.

2) The fifth string on a guitar is A2 in scientific pitch notation.

Guitar strings - facts 6

1) The second string on a guitar is the first B below middle C on a piano.

2) The first string on a guitar is the first E above middle C on a piano.

Guitar strings - facts 5

1) The fourth string on a guitar is the first D below middle C on a piano.

2) The third string on a guitar is the first G below middle C on a piano.

Guitar strings - facts 4

1) The sixth string on a guitar is the second E below middle C on a piano.

2) The fifth string on a guitar is the second A below middle C on a piano.

Guitar strings - facts 3

1) The sixth string E string is thicker than the first string E string.

2) Some guitar strings are made of steel and some are nylon.

Guitar strings - facts 2

1) The low E string is the sixth string. The high E string is the first string.

2) The low E string is closest to you when you play. The high E string is closest to the floor.

Guitar strings - facts 1

1) The six guitar strings can be remembered by "Eat All Day Get Big Easy" (E,A,D,G,B,E).

2) The low E is "Eat" (sixth string), the high E is "Easy" (first string).