C7 Guitar Chord | Standard Tuning

Learn the C7 chord today by using this graphic. It provides tablature, chord charts, and pictures of the C7 chord.

This is the C7 barre chord played on the 3rd fret.

This voicing for C7 is commonly used in blues music.

This C7 voicing is based on the shape of the "open" B7 chord.

This voicing for C7 utilizes a movable chord shape.

Notice how the flatted seventh note is added to the second string of this C7 barre chord voicing.

This C7 barre chord utilizes the visual shape of an "open" E7 chord.

This is a movable, four string voicing for C7. The fifth is omitted from the chord.

This voicing for C7 is based on the visual shape of an "open" D7 chord.

This voicing for C7 is played in 12th position. The third of the chord is doubled.

The visual shape of this C7 voicing is based on the "open" B7 chord. Make sure that the second string is muted!!!!

This C7 chord is played with the fifth (G) in the bass. The root is omitted from the voicing.

This voicing for C7 is based on the visual shape of the "open" G7 chord.

This four string voicing for C7 is played on the highest four strings.

In this diagram, the "open" C7 chord is transposed one octave higher. Notice how the first string is omitted from the voicing.

A G note is played in the bass of this C7 chord.

This C7 chord is played with the third (E) in the bass.

The high E string is omitted from this version of the "open" C7 chord.