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Guitar Chord Charts » A 7th Suspended Four Flat 9th (1st inversion) ((10)(12)(12)(12)(11)0)
Standard Tuning (E, A, D, G, B, E)
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Lowest fret played:10
Strings played:6
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Other chords with the same shape
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A 7th Suspended Four Flat 9th (1st inversion)
Symbols:A7sus4b9/D
Notes:D, E, G, Bb, A
G Minor Six-Nine (2nd inversion)
Symbols:Gm6/9/D
Notes:D, E, A, G, Bb
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