Pedal Steel Guitar Chord Chart

Very informative

A great teaching reference source for learning the Pedal Steel Guitar. It shows the chords with the A, B, & C pedal positions as well as with knee levers. It shows the Standard Emmons copedent for E9 setup. It's worth it's weight in Gold. The price isn't bad either. I had one from a few years ago but got misplaced in the move so this is a replacement copy. I won't leave home with out it 😂!!

... to me, the convention of the E and D levers is switched. Always a controversy but I like E to be for the E strings,I like E lever to mean: E ->Eb. ...not D#->DI like D to mean: D# ->D ...not E-EbDewitt has the meaning crossed which confuses me when referencing the chart... old schoolHe does have F lever to mean: E->FG lever means: F#->Gcheers, Don

Great chart! I think. I read the information several times. There is a complete absence of information about the use of the slide bar. I gave the sheet to a student and she immediately (example one) picked strings 3,4,5,6,8,10 with the A pedal. Stated she could only pick three strings at one time and wanted to know where the slide went? Maybe this instruction is for advanced players. Under tuning section is says "pick only the squares that have circles in them in any combination". It makes a difference which strings you pick regardless of any pedal use or bar location. Maybe someone will respond with the obvious answers.

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Very Good Chord Book

Terrible and very limited.. 7.00 dollars worth of cheated!!

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Es ist nur ein bedrucktes DIN A4-Blatt für ein bestimmtes Musikinstrument als Akkordfinder.Dafür erfüllt es seinen Zweck.

quite involved presentation

Exactly what I wanted, a must for steel guitarists.

Useful Wall Chart though a bit pricey for what it is. You can purchase a Chord Book for a few pennies more than the price of this. Having said that, it is what it is.