Detail 01
176 pages
Thick enough to cover many scale types in multiple positions rather than just the common five patterns.

Independent shopping perspective
176-page guitar scale reference covering multiple scale types across the neck. For players who want one book to look scales up in rather than a lesson course.

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What matters in use
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Detail 01
Thick enough to cover many scale types in multiple positions rather than just the common five patterns.
Detail 02
Built for lookup, not for working through cover to cover. There is no lesson progression.
Detail 03
The series is built to travel — sized to slide into a gig bag pocket instead of living on a shelf.
Detail 04
All explanations and scale names in English. Diagrams still read regardless of language.
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Cheaper than a lesson, and it does not expire. Reference books stay useful once your playing outgrows a method book.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It is a reference, not a beginner course. A new player is better served by a method book that teaches chords and technique first.
At 176 pages it goes well beyond the basic pentatonic and major shapes, covering scale types across neck positions.
Guitar scale references in this format work primarily from fretboard diagrams showing finger positions on the neck.
That is the point of the series — it is sized to travel in a bag pocket rather than sit on a music stand at home.
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