Q 01/05
A) Six
B) Four
C) Five
D) Eight
Answer · why
A standard guitar has six strings; classical, steel-string acoustic and most electric models all share that count, with the lowest and highest strings...
Q 02/05
A) E A D G C E
B) E A D G B E
C) D A D G A D
D) C G D A E B
Answer · why
Standard tuning is E A D G B E from low to high: perfect fourths between each pair of strings except the major third from G to B, remembered as 'Eddie...
Q 03/05
A) The 7th
B) The 5th
C) The 12th
D) The 24th
Answer · why
Each block of twelve frets represents one octave.
Q 04/05
A) The first
B) The fourth
C) The second
D) The sixth
Answer · why
The sixth (lowest) string drops a whole step from E to D, so the lowest strings sound a D power chord when strummed open, a staple of metal and grunge...
Q 05/05
A) Open G
B) Open D
C) Open E
D) DADGAD
Answer · why
Keith Richards' five-string open G tuning, G-D-G-B-D with the lowest string removed, powers 'Honky Tonk Women', 'Brown Sugar' and 'Start Me Up'.
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