G5 Guitar Chord | Standard Tuning

This is a 2 string version of the G5 power chord. The root of the chord is on the 6th or low E string.

This is an inversion of the G5 chord played at the 12th fret.

This is a G5 power chord.

This is a G5 power chord played in tenth position.

This "open" G5 power chord omits the A string.

This G5 power chord features the fifth (D) as the low bass note.

This is a G5 power chord played in "open" position. Notice how the high E string is omitted.

This voicing for G5/F is used in the introduction/verse to the song "December" by Collective Soul.

This fingering for G5/D is used in the interlude to "One" by Metallica.

This G5 power chord is played with F# in the bass.

This is one possible way to play an "open" G5 chord.

This G5 power chord is played on the third and fourth strings.

This is an inverted G5 power chord played on the 3rd and 4th strings.

This G5 power chord is played with fingers 1 and 4.

This G5 power chord is fretted with fingers 1 and 4.

This is a 3 string G5 power chord played on the 4th, 3rd, and 2nd strings.

The fifth (D) is doubled in this G5/D power chord.

Use fingers 1 and 4 to fret this G5 chord.