CAGED System Explained by Chair Guy — Through the Chair System The CAGED System is a powerful way to unlock the entire guitar fretboard using five simple chord shapes — C, A, G, E, D. But through the Chair System, this concept gets even clearer! 🪑 Chair Guy’s approach helps visualize each chord shape like a “seat” on the fretboard — each chair (shape) connects smoothly to the next one, forming a continuous path across the neck. You’re not just learning five shapes… You’re learning how every cho

80K views · 2.5K reactions | Guitar licks using all 5 positions of the CAGED System - #guitarlessons #guitartutorial | ActiveMelody Guitar Lessons | Facebook

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70K views · 1.1K reactions | This is how you use the CAGED System to play lead guitar - Play the 1-4-5 progression in all positions up the fretboard. #guitarlessons #CAGEDSystem | ActiveMelody Guitar Lessons | Facebook

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22K views · 425 reactions | The CAGED System: E Shape. This week we’ll combine the C and E shapes to start making music! Full lesson at ActiveMelody.com - #cagedsystem #guitarlesson | ActiveMelody Guitar Lessons | Facebook

If you’re working on the caged system, you need to start looking for lakes that are built into each one of the chord shapes. We need to start making music with new concepts as quickly as possible. That’s the whole point right? If we only practice things as exercises and we never put them in a musical context, then we’re missing something big!!! Try this out and let me know what you think. | Summit Guitar School