43K views · 175 reactions | CAGED system explained in under a minute - here's all the way's we can play a C major chords on guitar with basic chord shapes. This is a great way for late stage intermediate players to learn the neck. This technique can be used for ANY chord major or minor! | Andy Guitar | Facebook

How To Practice the CAGED System The CAGED system is a powerful method for understanding and navigating the guitar fretboard. Here are some tips to help you practice the CAGED system: Learn the basic chord shapes: The CAGED system is based on five basic chord shapes: C, A, G, E, and D. Start by learning these chord shapes in different positions on the fretboard. Play the scales: Once you have the basic chord shapes down, you can use them to play the corresponding major scales. Learn the shapes o

19K views · 263 reactions | If you’re working on the caged system, you need to start looking for lakes that are built into each one of the chord shapes. We need to start making music with new concepts as quickly as possible. That’s the whole point right? If we only practice things as exercises and we never put them in a musical context, then we’re missing something big!!! Try this out and let me know what you think. | Summit Guitar School | Facebook

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