B7
Use B7 when you want a restless and bluesy sound centred on B. The diagrams below show two reliable positions, while the audio controls let you check every note before you start jamming.
Playable guitar chord diagrams with notes, intervals, practical fingering advice and instant Jamuzo presets.
Try it in a jamUse B7 when you want a restless and bluesy sound centred on B. The diagrams below show two reliable positions, while the audio controls let you check every note before you start jamming.
Use Badd9 when you want an open, modern and ringing sound centred on B. The diagrams below show two reliable positions, while the audio controls let you check every note before you start jamming.
The Bb5 chord combines Bb and F to create a direct and forceful character. Learn the most useful position first, compare it with a movable alternative and hear both inside a real backing groove.…
The Bb6 chord combines Bb, D, F and G to create a bright with a vintage warmth character. Learn the most useful position first, compare it with a movable alternative and hear both inside…
The Bb7 chord combines Bb, D, F and Ab to create a restless and bluesy character. Learn the most useful position first, compare it with a movable alternative and hear both inside a real…
The Bbadd9 chord combines Bb, D, F and C to create an open, modern and ringing character. Learn the most useful position first, compare it with a movable alternative and hear both inside a…
The Bbm6 chord combines Bb, Db, F and G to create a dark but elegant character. Learn the most useful position first, compare it with a movable alternative and hear both inside a real…
The Bbm7 chord combines Bb, Db, F and Ab to create a soft, soulful and flexible character. Learn the most useful position first, compare it with a movable alternative and hear both inside a…
The Bbmaj7 chord combines Bb, D, F and A to create a smooth and spacious character. Learn the most useful position first, compare it with a movable alternative and hear both inside a real…
The Bbsus2 chord combines Bb, C and F to create an open and airy character. Learn the most useful position first, compare it with a movable alternative and hear both inside a real backing…
The Bbsus4 chord combines Bb, Eb and F to create a wide and expectant character. Learn the most useful position first, compare it with a movable alternative and hear both inside a real backing…
Use Bm6 when you want a dark but elegant sound centred on B. The diagrams below show two reliable positions, while the audio controls let you check every note before you start jamming.