2008年8月13日 · I came across this tuning today. It's mostly used by steel guitarists. The tuning gives you two sets of power chords, strings 1-3 and 4-6. I tried it for heavier stuff, but I didn't like the sound. Sounds like it has possibilities for blues and twangy stuff, and of …

2012年5月25日 · DADDAD sounds to busy. Tuned back and forth until my string nearly snapped. DDDDAD sounds best. Now I have to pick me strings that can deal with that, the A down to D is a bit of a handful. Oh, the luxury of having actually a few acoustics to play with. I don't care keeping this one in Stephen Still's tuning to make life easier playing CS&N, CSN&N.

2004年3月15日 · undoubtedly my favourite open tuning. i keep my steel string acoustic guitar in DADDAD 90% of the time. great for country-ish d-major ditties.

2005年12月4日 · But I love the DADDAD tuning because there is no 3rd, so I can imply major or minor chords with context. If I need country, then I often go for C6. And yes, I often use the same John Pearse string set for several tunings, even though it is not optimal for some of the strings.

2008年10月29日 · Let me first say that I've been playin' with bands for 11 years now, many different styles, but never used any other tuning than the standard one...Now I'm about to start a new project, I want to play some kind of modern hard rock, a bit of a mix of bands like Velvet Revolver, Buckcherry & Mu...