The lines on guitar tabs correspond to the strings on a guitar, so there are six lines. The numbers stand for the fret you should hold down on the guitar. Note that the top string on the paper is the lowest - sounding note on your guitar.
They are the fret number you play on.
If you are playing our guitar, then set it on your lap, it is the same way a tab is set up, the dotted lines are the strings you play on, and the number is the fret to be on.
Guitar string packs (sets) are number from the highest note or thinnest string to the lowest or thickest. Typical tuning for a six string guitar from highest to lowest would be EBGDAE. So:
1=E
2=B
3=G
4=D
5=A
6=low E
I like using D'Addario string sets because they are color coded and it decreases the times I inadvertently grab the wrong string and string it on the wrong peg.
Depends what you mean.
If you're referring to sheet music, the numbers mean one of two things. If the number is written next to a note like this, ex. 4, then it means to play that note with that finger on the left hand (1 being your pointer finger and 4 being your pinky). If the number is written inside a circle, it means to play that note on that string, (i.e. (4) means to play that note on the 4th string).
If you're referring to tablature, then the number means which fret to play the note (ex. 2 means the second fret from the headstock).
The model 5020 was made over a 25+ year range. It is a mid-range quality guitar, sturdy and known for good low and mid tones. A later serial number (label with stamped numbers, not hand-written) is a better guitar IMHO, as the older models may suffer less tone quality. Retail ought to range $250 - $350 depending on condition.
Simon Marty guitar
Slash has a signature guitar from both Gibson and Epiphone. It is called the Slash Signature model.
An original copy of a Gibson guitar
I just purchased a used classical acoustic Franciscan guitar. It has a label in it that says made in republic of Korea. It also has a model no. it is not very clear but it is either an 05 or a D5 can any one tell me about this guitar. Maybe how old it could be? what it could be worth? Used fair condition. thanks ginger
Impossible to answer without knowing if the letters are part of the model designation, serial number or on the box label.
The model 5020 was made over a 25+ year range. It is a mid-range quality guitar, sturdy and known for good low and mid tones. A later serial number (label with stamped numbers, not hand-written) is a better guitar IMHO, as the older models may suffer less tone quality. Retail ought to range $250 - $350 depending on condition.
Impossible to answer without knowing if the letters are part of the model designation, serial number or on the box label.
that sounds like the weapons serial number not the make or model of the weapon the make will always be a name like Sako or Remington for example. The model will be numbers, or an assortment of letters and numbers, but none are as long as the numbers that you have given.
Simon Marty guitar
Slash has a signature guitar from both Gibson and Epiphone. It is called the Slash Signature model.
kawasaki kx80 model jkakxws19na002712 engien number kx080se003438
An original copy of a Gibson guitar
It depends which model you're talking about. The older ones used a coloured plastic 'tape' - the letters were pressed through the tape from the back - making the letters show up white.
It's the serial number. If you stated the actual numbers we could tell you when it was made. Letters denote the model and some times the top number represents the year. It all depends on which numbers and letters specifically. auto5man
The first widely available model of Bass Guitar was the Fender Precision, or P-Bass.
The model is the Player. Making one self become a "Guitar hero" by becoming really good at the game