Eyup folks! I'd argue that box 4 of the minor pentatonic scale is the next pentatonic box pattern you should learn after box 1. This is the first of a series of videos breaking down the box 4 pattern so you can use the guitar scale for soloing, improvising and building your guitar vocabulary and guitar licks.
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