Connect your Chords with Double Stops. Make you rhythm guitar MUCH more interesting!

[@CarlWinter-oy8uf]

Your Strat has an amazing tone ---wow !

[@DiebaarMichaelWessels-wi3se]

Nice playing my brother I'm Michael Wessels from South Africa very cool sounds you playing there

[@GuitarRevolution]

Thanks, my friend!

[@drutgat2]

Thanks very much.

[@kylehughes3850]

Fantastic teaching mate so easy to understand and I’ve watched a lot of videos, will definitely look for you for lessons from now.

[@GuitarRevolution]

Awesome, thank you!

[@theguitarprofessionals8584]

GREAT VIDEO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@LukeShort-q5t]

THANKS THATS REAL GREAT

[@GuitarRevolution]

Thanks!

[@iananslow494]

Fantastic lesson very easy to follow Thankyou

[@GuitarRevolution]

You're very welcome!

[@thoughtprovoking001]

Thankyou! This is an exceptional and easy to follow lesson. 👏

[@GuitarRevolution]

Glad it was helpful!

[@CarlWinter-oy8uf]

Your lesson has really improved my double stops ---much faster --thankyou !

[@davidmoro2228]

congratulations!!!! very very well explained double stops for beginners like me

[@lucasolari3756]

veru useful!!! a tab summary would be appreciated!

[@pattburter9940]

Congratulations for 'ur double stops whaou so Amazing friend like It i'm a player keyboard and gonna to put It Down thanks seeya'

[@luizcesargurski9764]

thanks ! great class!

[@GuitarRevolution]

You are welcome!

[@ranjanadj]

very nice sir

[@lovgren777]

Great content!

[@MartynShone]

Thank you 🙏 great tips

[@davepett6531]

Great job

[@Docsjeff]

You can used the D shape on the bottom 3 and 3,4&5 strings
Hammer ons and Offs.
Really liking your tone.What position and what pedals ?

[@doclexington4640]

Tx for your comment! I'm an older guy with short, stiff fingers who likes to produce different sounds when soloing or jamming w/ others. This lesson and your comment sure adds considerable range and enjoyable sound.

[@chau560902]

Good lesson for double stops

[@johnmacmillan627]

Very nice! Thank you very much

[@GuitarRevolution]

Thank you too!

[@Delfin1405]

Top, thanks you !

[@paulrhodesquinn]

Awesome, This is what I’ve been looking for! Subscribed

[@GuitarRevolution]

Awesome, thank you!

[@drivers1959]

good lesson,..use less reverb when interacting

[@AndSoMuchMor]

Thankyou

[@pclay103s]

Thank you.

[@MarkBuondonno]

Gracias

[@ignacioetxebarria5884]

Interesting video and a cool guitar. Is it a Strat Plus 89-90s? I’ve got the same one in black! Awesome model!

[@GuitarRevolution]

You got it! Really like this guitar!

[@Guto-df3hq]

Excelente... muito bom 😎

[@tazanddo]

Thanks GR. Wow, this is an eye opener!
Can I give you 10 thumbs up?

[@billgreen6263]

Nice!

[@7guitarras326]

Nice tone bro, what pickups are you using?
I think you are using Neck position
And nice video too!!
Greetings from Chile

[@GuitarRevolution]

Hey hermano. I am using noiseless Lace Sensors. It's original from factory. This guitar is from 1989.

[@Docsjeff]

That C string hammer on is just because you’re out of neck to use your D shape.

[@jasonmacphail5583]

I do not care what people think that includes you to

[@alandunn6602]

the teacher is not explaining - other than "I like this shape here" . not even a mention of major or minor.

[@freddysnip6257]

He defo does mention it, like G, D and C and Eminor. He even gives usable examples of licks and double stops .