D7 Guitar Chord | Standard Tuning

So you want to learn the D7 chord huh? Let this D7 chord chart, tablature of the D7 chord and image of the chord being played help you out.

The "D7" barre chord held in the "A7" shape.

This is the basic open D chord with C played in the bass.

This particular voicing of D7 utilizes the same shape used for the basic C7 chord that most beginners learn.

This is the D7 chord played with a F# bass note.

This is a three string voicing of a D7 chord. This voicing is based on the shape of the "open" C7 chord.

This voicing for D7 is commonly used in blues music.

This voicing for D7 utilizes a movable chord shape.

Notice how the flatted seventh note is added to the second string of this D7 barre chord voicing.

A variation of the D7 chord which makes use of the thumb.

This voicing for D7 is commonly used in the jazz genre.

This voicing for D7 is played in first inversion.

This is a four string voicing for D7 with the root note on the sixth string. The fifth is omitted from the chord.

This D7 voicing is played in first inversion.

This fifteenth position voicing for D7 is played in first inversion.

This voicing for D7 is played in 12th position.

This D7 chord is played in third inversion.

This D7 chord is played in first inversion. The second finger frets the low third of the chord (F#).

This interesting D7/A voicing is played in seventh position.