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The player may not be comfortable with getting their hand around the neck of the guitar. Almost against reason, a player with smaller hands will likely prefer wider necks, because the wider space between the strings allows more lenience when arching your fingers.This is a very simple song. The top line represents the first string, which you will recall is the high E string. The spaces between the lines are not used. Each number on a line represents a fretted note on that string. The number zero is an open string, the number one is the first fret, and so on. Try playing the tune. Take as much time as needed and do not worry yet about the timing.Buying an AmplifierArchtop GuitarsSimilar to Dropped D above, for this tuning just drop both 'E' strings a full tone. Neil Young often tunes his guitars this way.
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