E6 · Sweet Home Alabama
Butterscotch spruce, camellias
The camellia guitar
A dreadnought in warm translucent butterscotch with a tortoiseshell guard, the colour of late afternoon in the South.
The inlay
Sweet home, in flowers: the camellia is Alabama's state flower, and it climbs the board to a full bloom.
- Fret 3a pink-pearl camellia
- Fret 5a pink-pearl camellia
- Fret 7a pink-pearl camellia
- Fret 9a pink-pearl camellia
- Fret 12a camellia in full bloom
The rosette is pink abalone.
What the episode teaches
Start on V and the song never sits down.
The instrument
- Body
- Dreadnought
- Woods
- Spruce top in translucent butterscotch, figured sides, ebony board
- Hardware
- Tortoiseshell guard, pearl tuner buttons
- Song
- Sweet Home Alabama · Lynyrd Skynyrd, 1974
- Key
- G
- Chords
- D C G
- Numbers
- V IV I
Where to watch
This episode is not posted yet. When it is, it goes up on YouTube @NumbersNotTabs TikTok @numbersnottabs Instagram @numbersnottabs Facebook Numbers Not Tabs
Imagined instruments. Each guitar here is an AI-made photograph of a one-of-a-kind guitar, designed for its song. They are not for sale and they do not exist. Every chord, fret and number in the episodes is computed, never generated — AI makes the mood, code makes the truth.

