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ok i have asked for help with this before but i was not satisfied with what i received for answers.

i need to find a website that shows finger placement for guitar players, i cant read tablature, i dont even know where to start. is there a site that shows you the basics? it shows you the guitar and the fret board? that is what i need, i am a extreme beginner and i am lost. spending money on a guitar and having collect dust isnt what i had in mind. PLEASE HELP

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1 year, 3 months ago (13 minutes after post)

Congratulations, most people give up at this point, YouTube is a bonus for anyone wanting to learn guitar and because it covers all the senses possibilities and the lessons are ranked by the ever knowing mass, personal opinion, i noticed my playing improved faster when i started learning scales, there is no magic pill though it takes about 5 years to get awesome at anything, playing from the beginning is more like 98% bahh and 2% Yeahhh but that percentage shifts as time.

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