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Guitar tab notation
Fret and string are spelled out, but timing isn't obvious. You need the recordings alongside the book.

Independent shopping perspective
Hal Leonard's Avenged Sevenfold tab collection, aimed at guitarists working on the band's material who want accurate fret positions instead of guesswork.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Fret and string are spelled out, but timing isn't obvious. You need the recordings alongside the book.
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Deep coverage of one band's catalog. No variety — everything sits in the same stylistic and technical range.
Detail 03
Expect fast alternate picking, drop tunings and harmonized dual-guitar lines. Technically demanding across the board.
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Harmony parts are written for two players. Solo practice means picking one line and losing the interplay.
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It transcribes what was played. Technique, tone and gear choices are up to you.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Contents vary by edition. Check the track list on the back before buying — single-artist books get revised as catalogs grow.
Hal Leonard artist tab books transcribe lead parts along with rhythm. Confirm on the specific edition if a particular solo is the reason you're buying.
Intermediate to advanced. The picking speed, tunings and harmonized leads assume you already have technique under your fingers.
No, but the harmonized parts are written for two. Alone, you pick one line or layer them in a recording.