I used to do this!

[Hobbayne]

When I was learning. Now you can buy them, but I made my own.
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[rogerstodge]

I never, i had a fretboard chart on my bedroom wall that i studied every night religiously after 2 hours of practising whilst me mates were all down the pub.. I'm glad i done it cos look where it got me??

[RhysP]

Do the different noises on the wooden bit where you put your fingers have names then?

[SpaceChick]

I always felt sorry for E and B, fancy not having a sharp to call your own.

And then F and C can never feel flat.

Our arbitrary letters and sharps and flats have never ceased to amaze me.

I just used to love winding my old music teacher up by saying I was playing in the key of B sharp

And calling a d flat, a C sharp as well ultimately they are one of the same, unless those pesky symbols at the start of the stave say otherwise

[Drax]

Would be great to turn up at an audition with those..

[Johnm93]

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Do the different noises on the wooden bit where you put your fingers have names then?
[/quote]

Mine are Dicky Boy, Stewpot and Marvin...