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Summary: Writing freestyle guitar solos around the B7 Dim chord arpeggio is easy in this advanced video guitar lesson on solos.

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Playing B7 Dim Arpeggios on Guitar

To play a B diminished major 7 Arpeggios, starting on each of the bottom 4 strings, ascending and descending one octave, in root position, start by placing your forefinger on the 7th fret of the bottom string, and your Arpeggios should sound like this. Then back to the 2nd fret, 5th string. Then up to the 9th fret, 4th string. Finally, back to the 4th fret, 3rd string.

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