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        <title>Fusion And Shred Players Prefer 3 Notes Per String, But CAGED Still Wins For Harmony</title>
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        <description><![CDATA[CAGED and 3-notes-per-string get taught as rival systems, but they're mapping the same fretboard two different ways. Here's how the two actually fit together, and when each one pulls ahead.]]></description>
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