F#sus2
F#sus2 is an open and airy chord built from F#, G# and C#. This page gives you two practical guitar shapes, clear fingering guidance and a matching Jamuzo groove so you can use the…
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Playable guitar chord diagrams with notes, intervals, practical fingering advice and instant Jamuzo presets.
Try it in a jamF#sus4
F#sus4 is a wide and expectant chord built from F#, B and C#. This page gives you two practical guitar shapes, clear fingering guidance and a matching Jamuzo groove so you can use the…
F5 Power Chord
Use F5 when you want a direct and forceful sound centred on F. The diagrams below show two reliable positions, while the audio controls let you check every note before you start jamming.
F6
Use F6 when you want a bright with a vintage warmth sound centred on F. The diagrams below show two reliable positions, while the audio controls let you check every note before you start…
F7
Use F7 when you want a restless and bluesy sound centred on F. The diagrams below show two reliable positions, while the audio controls let you check every note before you start jamming.
Fadd9
Use Fadd9 when you want an open, modern and ringing sound centred on F. The diagrams below show two reliable positions, while the audio controls let you check every note before you start jamming.
Fm6
Use Fm6 when you want a dark but elegant sound centred on F. The diagrams below show two reliable positions, while the audio controls let you check every note before you start jamming.
Fm7
Use Fm7 when you want a soft, soulful and flexible sound centred on F. The diagrams below show two reliable positions, while the audio controls let you check every note before you start jamming.
Fmaj7
Use Fmaj7 when you want a smooth and spacious sound centred on F. The diagrams below show two reliable positions, while the audio controls let you check every note before you start jamming.
Fsus2
Use Fsus2 when you want an open and airy sound centred on F. The diagrams below show two reliable positions, while the audio controls let you check every note before you start jamming.
Fsus4
Use Fsus4 when you want a wide and expectant sound centred on F. The diagrams below show two reliable positions, while the audio controls let you check every note before you start jamming.
G Augmented
The Gaug chord combines G, B and D# to create a bright and unsettled character. Learn the most useful position first, compare it with a movable alternative and hear both inside a real backing…