Play PERFECT Solos within SECONDS From Now Using Pentatonic Box Checklists (NO Mistakes!!)

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Pentatonic scales - They’re the go to for almost every guitar player when it comes to guitar solos.
And maybe you’ve also tried the CAGED system to solo too.
Sure CAGED is great to know - but what you want right now are the tools and knowledge to play your great sounding solos as quickly as possible right?
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So here’s where you might be going wrong when it comes to the pentatonic scale and playing guitar solos.
Rather than using fragments of the pentatonic scale to be creative and come up with cool sounding licks to add to your solos…
As many as 99% of my guitar students have become completely trapped by it. And as a result, all your creativity is being sucked from your guitar playing!
The pentatonic box is going to save your guitar solos and make it completely effortless to come up with cool licks and ideas in just seconds.
Instead of using the entire pentatonic scale which makes us feel like we constantly have to be moving around the frets and bouncing up and down strings…
The pentatonic box forces us to be creative using just a small chunk of the pentatonic scale.
Limiting the amount of notes on your guitar means you can now maximize your ideas and really squeeze everything you can out of every note.
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This guy is a fantastic instructor. Basic, uncomplicated and clear explanations in bite-sized chunks! Thanks.

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He is brilliant, he and Charlie.

[@lllllsp1d3rlllll]

No he's an idiot

[@joshb3128]

bro i have been playing for years and of course i am here making sure i haven't overlooked some techniques, as we know every little bit helps when it comes to music. you had me hooked when you said "milk every note for what it is worth". any and every musician can learn from that statement.

[@HumbleAstronaut]

Thats what made Prince great. Even making the air in between notes is a note within itself.

[@laxbro7ify]

This!

[@laxbro7ify]

​@@HumbleAstronaut yes! The magic is in the choice, the emotion created, and the space between notes.

[@XLR8NXS32]

Eddie is a wonderful instructor. I have been here for over 3 years, and I have been able to understand more than I expected. Thanks as always Eddie!❤

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Appreciate the kind words!

[@lookoutforfrankie2611]

AS usual, Eddies lessons are gold for us trying to understand how to navigate the fretboard. Thanks Eddie!

[@davidmartignago5207]

Great lesson Eddie. The light is starting to come on for me. It's dim, but I'm starting to understand the fretboard more and it's making sense. Thank you for your patience and energetic delivery.

[@waris4thewealthy549]

Ditto..awesome comment😁

[@bluegrasspointofview5191]

Ditto!

[@xucaen]

Same here, I'm really struggling to wrap my head around these concepts of pentatonic scales. ✌️

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Your absolutely right David, GMM crew are very good teachers, especially Eddie and Charlie. I'm getting there....slowly.

[@teddyrobinson813]

Started "playing" guitar at age 12 back in 1971, played in bar bands from 1978 to 1995, and , yet, I've learned more about guitar in the past 2 years from GMM than I did in all the years before--I am now 63 and , honestly, can now admit it was all guesswork before, meaning I could learn songs but i couldn't "actually" play guitar, like soloing and improvising, and , now I can, and with confidence--only wish GMM had been around 50 years ago , or, at the very least, someone could have just told me instead of me poking around .

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Awesome, glad to hear Teddy!

[@royaiken1811]

Thanks for opening my eyes and ears to this great technique. Keep it coming.

[@rogercarey5397]

Hey Eddie this is a perfect for those just entering this stage of the game . Endless possibilities from here . Man I am playing awsome riffs . Learning songs has become very easy . Applying what I've taken in from u guys has made mind blowing results

[@patrickpierre9554]

Glad I understand the difference between major and minor has helped me a lot as a beginner

[@davidlegalley1161]

Eddie THANK YOU! After 5 years of study, review & practice I had memorized the 5 positions of the Pentatonic scale! This lesson has (for me) turned on the light bulb on How to Use the Pentatonic scale to make music! Thank you for truly simplifying the explanation of the scale & demonstrating "how to find & use the scale" in both the major & minor forms 👍🏽👍🏼🥇🎸❗❗

[@lllllsp1d3rlllll]

I wish random bs makes no sense I'm more confused than when I knew nothing about guitar I wish there was someone that knew what they were talking about to learn from cous this guy is an idiot

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Been playing for 15 years self taught , learnt more here in 5 mins than 5 years ,thanks man. That was explained awsome. New sub

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

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[@Seazer009]

Best guitar instructions I have seen yet on you tube, when you catch onto the scale its so simple to use and jam with, Many thanks mate.

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Just started learning guitar. This is the first video of yours that I've watched. It's like your pouring knowledge into my head. You make it so practically understandable. Thank you for sharing.

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Welcome aboard!

[@scottmesick9799]

I have been playing for years and its amazing how much I picked up from your videos. Thanks Eddie!

[@RecycledRocker2]

I enjoy these lessons … most of the time they are easy .. explained perfectly. And are fun to mess with !! Thanks

[@buividphotodesign]

LIGHTBULB MOMENT! I have been practicing the pentatonic scales alot, but this put it together so well --- and simply. THANKS

[@mosesquetu9818]

Maaan...you've explained it simpler and better than the others for me. You're actually the 10th one I've come across finding the easy way to learn the pentatonic box with the blues root notes. Subscribed.

[@mattaguirre447]

Bro, Your video's have helped me tremendously improve my guitar playing. thank you and keep on rocking out!

[@GretschProf]

Your lessons are always so clear and easy to follow. I was a university prof for 30+ years and you have a good lesson outline.

[@saltandlight93]

You're a really good teacher. Haven't seen lessons like this before. So many things I thought were complicated are digestible

[@thebigcountry8518]

Absolutely a gem of a video ! Funny I applied this approach just a few days ago. Except I started on the 4th string (2nd octave) and played the high strings. All 5 shapes Major and Minor up and down the neck. Keeping my mind (trained) on that. This vid focuses on the backside of the scales. Point is, it's cutting the big honking scales in half. Simplifying a smaller group of notes. This approach easily helps locate the roots. Mini shapes within the big shapes. It's GOLDEN !!! You did a fantastic job !

[@mikeadkins1854]

Thank for sharing helps a lot for a beginner I will be practicing this!🤟👍

[@sethsullivan5295]

Dude I’m gaining confidence each time I watch and rewatch. I been in a country / rock band for years for drums and bass. But lead has always felt daunting. But learning at a pace bit by bit. Thanks

[@GuitarMasteryMethod]

Keep up the great work Seth, this is awesome to hear!

[@danbalmer1]

Thanks Eddie. Great lesson and a little easier comprehension for me, which makes for more fun and desire to practice. Appreciate it sir.

[@Roadstercycle]

Eddie, It would help so much if when you show the pictures of the guitar neck that it is the same as your holding the guitar. The picture just needs to be flipped so we can follow along easier.

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Hi. I'm an enthusiastic guitar player from Brazil and that class was awesome. Thank you for coming up with something helpful.

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I have started Just a while ago, Just learning and practicing, its a strugle, fingers stiff, arm pain, back cracking, owerall I love it❤️Thank you for helping us.

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You can do it!

[@drifterman319]

Continue on the path, Grasshopper. Love and dedication.

[@bobthepotato1239]

i have watched many videos on this topic and i have to say that this video was the most helpful of them all

[@erwmlw]

Great lesson, i always pick up some valuable info from your videos, thanks

[@stoner4]

thNKS for the tip, yeah I was a bit bored with not playing the "tails" and putting my own sound in it!!

[@madmadrigal66]

I started playing guitar at 15 yeaes old, but never got to far I gave up. But now you make it so easy that I am learning so fast and now I am 56 years old, and playing like a teen eger Thank so much.

[@noah12314]

Gotta hand it to you. Great lesson. I knew about this but you made it clearer. Now I am off to nail this concept on my playing. Cheers

[@SteveJohnson-tj2xl]

this tutorial packs an impressive musical punch for aspiring guitar improvisors...thanks Eddie!

[@traypow1]

Love it! Great Explanation I’ am understanding how to move around on the fret board a little more now. Thanks!

[@gslondon]

This video is GOLD STANDARD. I've gone from sounding hesitant and repetitive to creative and interesting in an instant. Subbed and Liked, thank you looking forward to your unlocking of more wisdom sir.

[@richardguittar4908]

Amazing. I've been doing this quite a while. When faced with learning five different pentatonic shapes I decided there must be an easier way. When you follow this approach you can slide from one pentatonic box to the next and essentially get ANYWHERE on the neck you want to play. One shape for all positions, both major and minor. The boxes fit together like checkers on a checkerboard! Plus, once you are in a particular position you can expand and use the entire pentatonic scale at that position if the musicality needs it. I'm glad to see someone cover this for everyone.

[@XLR8NXS32]

Breakthrough lesson for me. Thanks Eddie & Rock On!

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Newbie here. Learning how so I can play with my step son. Thank you for your time and effort 👌 🤟💨

[@timjones2695]

I like the way you’ve explained this. I’ve always played bass or rhythm in the past, now I want to do lead

[@dankintx]

Been trying to do this for years, but it never sounded right - and your super easy explanation finally made it click!!! Thank you!!! Awesome! I played for three hours straight yesterday after learning this and sounded awesome.

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Man that was a great lesson will be giving it a go at the shop tomorrow night, great job

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Not sure which was better, the lesson or Eddie’s guitar. Great stuff as usual, thanks Eddie/GMM!

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Awesome lesson, Eddie. This is exactly where I am with my tutor. Couldn't have timed it better

[@koos48]

Took me a while to see the fretboard and its graphic representation are 180 degrees different. Having said that, this is the simplest beginner lesson I've ever seen. My level precisely. I'll practice.

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Great clear instruction, thank you. I'm 48 just starting to learn, not musically inclined, so the process is frustrating and difficult at times. Having simple lessons like this is very helpful.

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Glad it was helpful!

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Brilliant tutorial. I now have a reason to use my loop pedal and it worked a treat. Thank you

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You have a great way of conveying information that is easy and enjoyable for beginner, intermediate, and advanced players. Good stuff. Already subscribed.

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love the genius in the simplicity of this lesson

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Hi Eddie, I have also now also purchased your comprehensive Ultimate Guitarist Blue Print course and looking forward to your great learning technique and myself spending time learning this.

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Eddie I just signed up for Guitar Mastery Method and I am stoked!

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Great stuff here, man. I have gone from just reading to tabs to having some ability to improvise. Thank you.

[@danlee0]

Perfect you teach how to mix minor and major scales. Very useful!

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What an insight you gave me here 😃. I love practicing this. Thnx

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Eddie, you're an amazing teacher. Love your lessons and Ultimate Guitar Blueprint. You are the lightbulb. I've been playing for 50 years and you've made me such a better player with just a month of watching your videos. Thanks.

[@spaceboojum]

You really should have mentioned the little half step bend on the sixth note of each box, major and minor, as it really is an "extra" note. This makes a huge difference to how your solo sounds. Anyway, nice and clear and concise explanation of this essential piece of knowledge.

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Sure wish KZbin was around when I started playing, nice simple lesson.

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You guys are the gold standard of common sense, helpful, and easy to understand instruction. Thanks!

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How is random bs common sense this guy reminds me of Charles mansions blabbering incoherent bs that makes no sense

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One of the best guitar lessons I've seen on youtube!

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Glad you think so!

[@edburger2403]

Very enjoyable lesson. I need to watch more of your lessons. Thank you. Ed

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Awesome video brah, right on!many thanks and keep rocking out!👍👍👍👍👍🤟😎😜👽thx

[@everettpascual5143]

I've always played rhythm but was recently asked to come up with licks, and I had no idea how. This helps a lot! Excited to get to work!

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Great video just what i needed

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I think this description of how to use the pentatonic scales is the best I have ever seen..I cant wait to get home and put it to use!!

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Thanks, glad to hear it!

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Awesome lesson for beginners who want to level up. You're a great teacher man!

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Thanks!

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this is an Awesome lesson! I learned this little beauty a while back. and it improved my playing big time!

[@lainyjordan9684]

It’s very smart to suggest starting with fewer notes in the box. That box to a beginner is scary. Recently I started learning triad inversions. I like that I’m only learning one key at a time on 1 string set at a time. It’s not as overwhelming and you’re so right you can focus more on being creative. Creativity for most keeps learning the guitar, or any instrument fun. Thanks for another great lesson!

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Finally someone who really explains things.. awesome

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Man I see you posted a year ago but I'm learning guitar and got most of the basics down. But this video right here bro makes Mr sound like a legend just straight playing random stuff off of this lol! Thanks this was amazing and extremely helpful the way you broke it all down!

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Man...I wish I had you as a teacher when I was 13,lol 😆 You're a great teacher, fortunately though, I can do all these things, but I feel like I'd be "smarter" about it if I had taken lessons at the young age I was when I started..I'm 40 now. TONS OF INSPIRATION HERE! THANKS!

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@@GuitarMasteryMethod Hey! I found myself here back again! I'm getting a lot better at mixing both major and minor..I've watch tons of videos since, and back to this one and I must say it again! GREAT STUFF! 🤟

[@bartsklar422]

Great lesson! Lightbulb went off ! Thanks!

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Thanks. This helps me understand where & why I need to go on the neck.

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Thanks so much. It's a great way to get started with understanding keys and soloing.

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I just came across this guy today and it’s been by far the best lesson I’ve ever had.I’m subscribed

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Thanks Rich!

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Thank you for this video! You made it so simple to understand and now I got it. You're a fantastic instructor. I'm a subscriber for life!

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Incredible teaching talent!!!....... Simplifying as others cannot....... So few notes were chosen, how cool is that!!... Gonna try though!!.... Gonna be a star!!!...... Sorry, I just remembered, I am 82 years old.......Still and all......""Aint never too old to rock!!!"

[@haro82]

Great presentation. Showing how to navigate between major and minor is pure gold. Thanks!

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Glad it was helpful!

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No better guitar teacher on the net -- thank you Eddie !

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Great, Ive been a pro guitarist for over 40yrs, but belive me I dont have the patience for neighbours kids to teach them...even that I graduared in Berklee-electric guitar...but you do it so easy, n thank u buddy, I told the kids, listen n follow this guy, dont need me!!!!tnx , breat work n method, warm greetings from Belgrade, Serbia

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Great teaching, Ed

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I really enjoy the way you explain things. I am at a place where I really get it now. This is extremely helpful for what I need at this time in my learning.

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I am just getting started, and this really landed with me! Thank you so very much!!!! Ill be watching all your videos over the next week or so...... I am coining this term.....I love playing my sound rifle! Lol.

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Thanks man I just found your lessons and you are awesome looking forward to checking out all your lessons

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Great tutorial, this provides more insight on the fret movement.

[@DG-mv6zw]

Thanks Eddie. I've been playing guitar for decades and never understood the concept of playing lead let alone having tbe ability to do so. Yours is the first lead tutorial I've even remotely understood. So many thanks for that. Mind you, I didn't really get the part about minor and major changes in the pentatonic scale. Am I supposed to use the major notes when the chord's a major, and use the minor notes only when the song is in the minor key? I might need to play this video a couple of times before it all sinks in., but I'm really encouraged so far. 👍

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I could spend all day just learning from these YT videos from Eddie. Luckily I signed up for the GMM course -- just awesome. Superb instruction, clear, passionate, makes me want to learn more and just keep at it!

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Great to hear!

[@michaelnicholas9086]

Thank you for this! Turns out I've been doing this for years and didn't know why. As long as I stay "in the box" I do ok, but if I wander outside I get in trouble...!

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Thanks for the glue that makes it work

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@@GuitarMasteryMethod So true! Another thank you coming your way Eddie. PEACE from Philadelphia

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Once again, another great lesson that’s easy to use, thanks Eddie

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Am happy to have a wonderful teacher like u have learned something new.

[@Episteme-V]

This lesson is apt and recommended for all lead guitarists.

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Thanks, you have been most helpful. Your the best!

[@timreid9980]

Nice lesson Eddie, as a matter of fact I didn’t comment on the last lesson it was great as well. Hoping to learn some smoking new licks from you soon! Keep up the great work always look forward to your videos

[@tonyludwig434]

Eddie - you make this too easy, 2 for 2 on my score card - 1st was the 4 basic scales and now this...excellent!

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Good work man that's good and interesting pounts .. love it

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I recently began watching him. Great instructor easy to follow. 😊

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Great little lesson Eddie. You still the man dude !!!

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Simple. Brilliant.