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what about X2 chords?
- GuitarZen
- senior member
- From: Pacific Northwest
- Registered: 2006-11-18
- Posts: 2154
Welcome Wallwart, you'll like this place...lot of great things happening in the chat too.
D2= Dsus2, A2= Asus2, C2= Csus2, etc. Just have a look in the Guitar Chords section
and you'll see what they look like on the fretboard. Anymore questions, let us know.
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- Old Tele man
- senior member
- From: Tucson, AZ, USA
- Registered: 2006-11-02
- Posts: 969
...a very interesting chord...basically two adjacent notes, for example C and D, where C is Root (I) and D is 2 (II)...sometimes also notated as Cadd9, since 2 and 9 notes are enharmonic (but octave apart).
...most commonly played as C and D' meaning the two notes are NOT actually adjacent, but rather an octave apart.
...and the DEVIL said: "...yes, but it's a DRY heat!"
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