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Play B7 Chord on the Top Guitar Strings: Root Position

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Summary: Learn how to play the B7 guitar chord in this free video series on music theory and guitar lessons.

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Play B7 Chord on the Top Guitar Strings: Root Position

To play a b seven in root position, with the third and the highest voice and still the lower register of the third position. Place your forefinger barring the; forth, fifth, and sixth strings on the seventh thread. Then put your ring finger on the nine thread, fifth string and the middle finger on the eighth thread, third string. Now only play with the bottom four strings and your chords should sound like this.

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