Don - What a "refreshing idea!"

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RE:Has anyones group ever tried playing three instruments, one playing a "C" chord, one an "E" chord, and the other a "G" chord with the whole sound created being a massive "C" chord. Probably not.

A choral group or barber shop quartet creates this effect by each singer taking a different note and sometimes creating overtones that inspire awe. With guitars it would work if the combined fingering on each guitar gave a solid C only, E only, G only. Chording using CEGEGBGBD would create a C9dim and a Andrew Loyld Webber type sound.

Sincerely,
Gargoyle