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1st String
Open Fret
E
1st String
1st Fret
F
1st String
2nd Fret
F# / Gb
1st String
3rd Fret
G
1st String
4th Fret
G# / Ab
1st String
5th Fret
A
1st String
6th Fret
A# / Bb
1st String
7th Fret
B
1st String
8th Fret
C
1st String
9th Fret
C# / Db
1st String
10th Fret
D
1st String
11th Fret
D# / Eb
1st String
12th Fret
E
2nd String
Open
A
2nd String
1st Fret
A# / Bb
2nd String
2nd Fret
B
2nd String
3rd Fret
C
2nd String
4th Fret
C# / Db
2nd String
5th Fret
D
2nd String
6th Fret
D# / Eb
2nd String
7th Fret
E
2nd String
8th Fret
F
2nd String
9th Fret
F# / Gb
2nd String
10th Fret
G
2nd String
11th Fret
G# / Ab
2nd String
12th Fret
A
3rd String
Open Fret
D
3rd String
1st Fret
D# / Eb
3rd String
2nd Fret
E
3rd String
3rd Fret
F
3rd String
4th Fret
F# / Gb
3rd String
5th Fret
G
3rd String
6th Fret
G# / Ab
3rd String
7th Fret
A
3rd String
8th Fret
A# / Bb
3rd String
9th Fret
B
3rd String
10th Fret
C
3rd String
11th Fret
C# / Db
3rd String
12th Fret
D
4th String
Open Fret
G
4th String
1st Fret
G# / Ab
4th String
2nd Fret
A
4th String
3rd Fret
A# / Bb
4th String
4th Fret
B
4th String
5th Fret
C
4th String
6th Fret
C# / Db
4th String
7th Fret
D
4th String
8th Fret
D# / Eb
4th String
9th Fret
E
4th String
10th Fret
F
4th String
11th Fret
F# / Gb
4th String
12th Fret
G