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djohnneay1st November 2011Cool lesson Bear! I've never gotten into slash chords and this seems like a fun lesson to finally do it! Thanks!
Kristofer Dahl1st November 2011Very nice Bear - and yes I need more slash chords as well! To get away from the standard kind of metal/power chords riffs.
Ivan Milenkovic1st November 2011Great chords for use in all situations man, great lesson 
Piotr Kaczor1st November 2011You rock! Great and fantastic sounding lesson!
Adrian Figallo1st November 2011LOVELY gold top my friend!
thefireball1st November 2011That's cool! I didn't know these were called slash chords. I love slash chords. I'll check this lesson out!
casinostrat1st November 2011Awesome Lesson! I never really understood the theory behind slash chords before, but your explanation helped me a lot! Great Lesson and that Gold Top is one of the most beautiful guitars I have seen in a while! Love the sound of the P-90s as well!
Ben Higgins1st November 2011Bear this is a great lesson. I love using chords like these and I'm really pleased you've explained them well, loved the spoken video ! The main track grooves hard too !
Bear Rose1st November 2011@djohnneay - Thanks! I'm glad you like it!
@Kris - As fun as power chords are, its always good to take a short break! 
@Ivan & Piotr - Thanks!
@Adrian - This is definitely the best guitar I've ever owned!
@thefireball - Rock on!
@casinostrat - I'm glad that this lesson helped you understand slash chords. They're great tools to have! And thanks for the guitar compliments. It is a beauty and a beast!
@Ben - Thanks for the kind words! This was a lot of fun to do!
Sinisa Cekic2nd November 2011Great and simple progression,cool lesson,like it !
Bear Rose3rd November 2011Thanks, Sinisa!
Blister8th November 2011This is a great lesson for me (I haven't been working much on my chords lately). I hope more experienced guitarists don't overlook it being a level 1. This is a challenging & fun lesson. And your explanations are very helpful. Thanks alot Bear!
Bear Rose12th November 2011No problem, Blister! Glad to help and very happy the lesson was beneficial to you!
Marfol3rd December 2011Great lesson. Keep up the good work!
I have a little bit trouble with the D/F# on the higher neck to get the change from the low end of the neck and get a clean "grip" and avoid unwanted muting.
Ivan Milenkovic3rd December 2011This change can prove tricky because of the thumb, but don't worry. Be patient. Do the changing motion veeery slowly, like in slow motion couple of times to get the mechanics of it. Try with metronome, it will help. Results will be visible after couple of weeks, so nothing to be concerned about. Be patient, and you will do great.