This one is a piece of cake to play. Simply take your Em chord & slide it up from the 2nd fret to the 7th.
This is the A5 open power chord.
This is a two string voicing of an A5 power chord. The root is the open fifth string.
This A5 voicing and fingering are used to accommodate the intro riff to "Cowboys From Hell."
This alternate fingering for A5/E is found in the interlude section to "One" by Metallica.
This version of the A5 chord is based on the standard A major open chord shape. However, instead of playing the 2nd fret on the B string, you play the 5th to get another A note.
This voicing for A5 is played in second position.
This two string voicing for A5 is played in 12th position.
This three string voicing for A5 is played in fifth position.
This voicing combines a movable shape with the open A string.
This A5 power chord is played on the third and fourth strings.
This A5 power chord is played with fingers 1 and 4.
This three string voicing for A5 is played in 12th position.
This A5 power chord is played with fingers 1 and 4.
The root note of this 3 string A5 power chord is located at the 12th fret.
This is a 3 string A5 power chord played on the 4th, 3rd, and 2nd strings.
The fingering for this A5 power chord is borrowed from the "open" Am chord.
This is a rather unique voicing for an A5 power chord.
This A5 power chord is played on the second and third strings.