Spread Triads is one of the best ways to get some larger intervals into you solos. Often a guitar solo that only uses scale runs and arpeggios can be a bit boring to listen to. We want to be surprised as listeners so it can be a great idea to work with structures with larger intervals like Spread Triads (or Open voiced Triads as they are also called)

For me Spread Triads are a great way to introduce some more intervallic ideas into my lines and still get them to sound melodic.

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