Chord Chart Collections » F Major Extended Chords

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

Show All Scale Notes: True

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

A7sus

easy

A7sus4b9

moderate

Am7

easy

Am7b13

easy

BbM7

moderate

BbMaj7b5

moderate

hard

C7(6)

moderate

C7sus

moderate

C7sus2

moderate

D7sus

moderate

D7sus2

moderate

Dm7

moderate

Dm7b13

hard

Em7(b5)

easy

FM7

moderate

G7sus

moderate

G7sus2

moderate

Gm7

moderate

Ninth Chords

BbM9

moderate

BbMaj9b5

moderate

Bbadd9

moderate

Cadd9

easy

Dm9

moderate

Dmadd9

moderate

FM9

moderate

Fadd9

moderate

Gm9

hard

Gmadd9

moderate

Eleventh Chords

Am11b9

moderate

Amadd11

easy

C11

moderate

Cadd11

moderate

Dm11

hard

Dmadd11

moderate

FM11

hard

Fadd11

moderate

Gm11

moderate

Gmadd11

moderate

Other Chords

Bb2

moderate

Bb6/9

moderate

BbM6

moderate

easy

C6/9

moderate

CM6

moderate

Dm2

moderate

F6/9

moderate

FM6

moderate

Gm2

moderate

Gm6

moderate

Gm6/9

moderate

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