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Guitar Tunings Big City String Company Strings ~ Guitar Tunings Guitar: Acoustic Tuning Low 6 5 4 3 2 1 High Classic Mayfield F# A# C# F# A# F# Electric Flamenco Collins F C F Ab C F Steinberger Half Bent F Bb Eb Ab C F Bass Guitar Fourths E A D G C F Banjo Open E E B E G# B E Mandolin Open A E A E A C# E International Nashville e a d G B E Picks High Plain D E A d G B E Accessories Standard E A D G B E Lute E A D F# B E How to Order Hendrix Eb Ab Db Gb Bb Eb Shop Drop D D A D G B E Drop D D A D G B D DADGAD D A D G A D Open D D A D F# A D D Minor D A D F A D D Modal D A D D A D Slack Key G 6 D G D G B E Slide Guitar Open G D G D G B D 7 & 8 String Richards G D G B D More Tunings G Minor D G D G Bb D Capo Reference Cross Harp Guide Cooder Db Ab Db F Ab Db Bass Guitar Kottke C# F# B E G# C# Open C C G C G C E C 6 C G C G A E Kaki King C G D G A D Leadbelly B E A D F# B Baritone B E A D F# B Baritone A D G C E A Big City String Company Strings ~ Tunings Guitar: Acoustic Tuning Low 6 5 4 3 2 1 High Classic Bajo Sexto E A D G C F Electric Flamenco Bandurria G# C# F# B E A Steinberger Banjo G D G B D Bass Guitar Tenor Banjo C G D A Banjo Plectrum Banjo C G B D Mandolin Bouzouki International C F A D Charango G C E A E Picks Cuatro B E A D G Accessories Dobro G B D G B D How to Order Dulcimer G C C C Shop Fiddle G D A E Mandola C G D A Mandolin G D A E Mandolin - Blues E B F# C# Oud G A B E A D Requinto A D G C E A Guitar Tunings Tenor Guitar C G D A Tiple A D F# B Ukulele Big City String Company Strings ~ Slack Key Guitar Tunings Guitar: Acoustic Tuning Low 6 5 4 3 2 1 High Classic Standard E A D G B E Electric Flamenco Open D D A D F# A D Steinberger D Wahine D A D F# A C# Bass Guitar Taro Patch D G D G B D Banjo G Wahine D G D F# B D Mandolin C Major C G E G C E International Mauna Loa C G E G A E Picks C Wahine C G D G B D Accessories C 6 C G C G A E Old Mauna Loa C G C G A D How to Order Open C C G C E G C Shop F Wahine C F C G C E Open F C F C F A C Double Slack F C F C E A C Guitar Tunings Big City String Company Strings ~ Slide Guitar Tunings Guitar: Acoustic Tuning Low 6 5 4 3 2 1 High Classic Standard E A D G B E Electric Flamenco Open E E B E G# B E Steinberger EM7 E B E G# B D# Bass Guitar Open A E A E A C# E Banjo Bm7 D A D F# B D Mandolin Open D D A D F# A D International Big City D A D F# A A Picks Open G D G D G B D Accessories Open Db Db Ab Db F Ab Db Open C C G C E G C How to Order Open F C F C F A C Shop Guitar Tunings Big City String Company Strings ~ 7 & 8 String Guitar Tunings Guitar: Acoustic Tuning Low High Classic 6 String Standard E A D G B E Electric Flamenco 8 String Fourths F# B E A D G C F Steinberger 8 String Standard F# B E A D G B E Bass Guitar 7 String Rock B E A D G B E Banjo 7 String Jazz A E A D G B E Mandolin 7 String Breau E A D G B E A International 7 String Hunter A D A D G B E Picks 8 String Hunter E A D A D G B E Accessories How to Order Shop Guitar Tunings Big City String Company Strings ~ Capo Chord Transposition Guide Guitar: Acoustic C Db D Eb E F F# G Ab A Bb B Classic Electric 1st Db D Eb E F F# G Ab A Bb B C Flamenco 2nd D Eb E F F# G Ab A Bb B C Db Steinberger 3rd Eb E F F# G Ab A Bb B C Db D Bass Guitar Banjo 4th E F F# G Ab A Bb B C Db D Eb Mandolin 5th F F# G Ab A Bb B C Db D Eb E International 6th F# G Ab A Bb B C Db D Eb E F Picks 7th G Ab A Bb B C Db D Eb E F F# Accessories 8th Ab A Bb B C Db D Eb E F F# G How to Order 9th A Bb B C Db D Eb E F F# G Ab Shop 10th Bb B C Db D Eb E F F# G Ab A 11th B C Db D Eb E F F# G Ab A Bb 12th C Db D Eb E F F# G Ab A Bb B Guitar Tunings Big City String Company Strings ~ Bass Guitar Tunings Guitar: Acoustic Extended Range Low F# B E A D G C F High Classic Electric 4 String Bass Standard E A D G Flamenco 8 String Bass Standard F# B E A D G C F Steinberger 7 String Bass F# B E A D G C Bass Guitar Banjo 6 String Bass F# B E A D G Mandolin 5 String Bass F# B E A D International 4 String Bass F# B E A Picks 7 String Bass Standard B E A D G C F Accessories 6 String Bass Standard B E A D G C 5 String Bass Standard B B E A D G How to Order Shop 4 String Bass B E A D 6 String Bass E A D G C F 5 String Bass Standard C E A D G C 4 String Bass Standard E A D G 5 String Bass A D G C F 4 String Bass Tenor A D G C 5 String+ Bass Guitar Tunings Big City String Company Strings ~ Cross Harp Guitar: The Cross Harp blues harmonica method developed to take advantage of the deep "draw note" bends of a Acoustic diatonic harmonica. Also known as second position, the Cross Harp key equals the IV (fourth) of the Classic accompanying guitar key. Electric Flamenco Steinberger Bass Guitar Banjo Mandolin International Picks Major Straight Cross Slant Key Guitar Harp Harp Harp Accessories Signature Key Key Key Key How to Order # G G C F Shop bbbb Ab Ab Db Gb ### A A D G bb Bb Bb Eb Ab ##### B B E A C C F Bb bbbbb Db Db Gb Cb Guitar Tunings ## D D G C bbb Eb Eb Ab Db #### E E A D b F F Bb Eb ###### F# F# B E .
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