Hey everyone. Thanks for reading my first post. And for answering my question.

I can find most chords on this site. But I don't understand chords that read:

F/A    (Is it an F ... or is it an A) 


or    C7sus4/G  (what's the "G" mean?)

Eb/F  ???

Am/C


Thanks again for your help!

...the "first" (before the "slash") letter is the CHORD triad to be played, and the "seoond" (after the "slash") letter is the bass NOTE to be played...thus, F/A, means play an F major triad chord, with an A-note as the bass note, here are two possible examples:

F/A = X 0 3 2 1 1...where the A-note is the open A5-string and the F-triad is the standard cowboy "F"-chord at fret 1.

F/A = X X 7 5 6 5...where the A-note is on the D4-string and the "C-shape" F-triad is on strings G3-E1 at fret 5.

Thanks!  This is a big help. This site is going to be a lifesaver since I can customize the chords on this site and hear how they sound.