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    Yup, as the seller noted, it is a Keykord, a contraption for people who don't want to learn to play actual chords with their fingers. Sort of an autoharp for a "fretted" instrumenrt. I think the same company made a separate contraption and would work on a normal tenor guitar or banjo.
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