Chord Chart Collections » A Major Extended Chords

Standard Tuning (E, A, D, G, B, E)

Show All Scale Notes: False

Allow Open: True

All Mutes: False

Span: 4 Frets

Frets: Frets 0 through 12

Strings: At least 4 strings

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Seventh Chords

AM7

moderate

B7sus

moderate

B7sus2

moderate

Bm7

moderate

C#7sus

moderate

C#7sus4b9

moderate

C#m7

moderate

C#m7b13

hard

DM7

moderate

DMaj7b5

moderate

easy

E7(6)

moderate

E7sus

easy

E7sus2

moderate

F#7sus

moderate

F#7sus2

moderate

F#m7

moderate

F#m7b13

moderate

G#m7(b5)

moderate

Ninth Chords

AM9

moderate

Aadd9

moderate

Bm9

moderate

Bmadd9

moderate

DM9

moderate

DMaj9b5

moderate

Dadd9

moderate

Eadd9

moderate

F#m9

moderate

F#madd9

hard

Eleventh Chords

AM11

moderate

Aadd11

easy

Bm11

moderate

Bmadd11

moderate

C#m11b9

moderate

C#madd11

moderate

E11

easy

Eadd11

easy

F#m11

moderate

F#madd11

moderate

Other Chords

moderate

A6/9

moderate

AM6

moderate

Bm2

moderate

Bm6

moderate

Bm6/9

moderate

D6/9

moderate

DM6

moderate

E6/9

moderate

EM6

moderate

F#m2

hard

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