G6 Guitar Chord | Standard Tuning

This is a rootless voicing of a G6 chord.

This chord voicing features a standard, movable shape combined with open strings.

This G6 grip is based on the basic F major chord shape. Notice how the high E string is played open.

This is a G6 chord with no 3rd.

This chord utilizes the basic shape of the "open" C major chord in conjunction with open strings.

This voicing for G6 utilizes a movable chord shape.

This voicing for G6 omits the fifth of the chord.

When the note E is added to G major, a G6 chord is formed.

This G6 chord is played with an A bass note.

This voicing for G6 is commonly used in the jazz and western swing genres.

This G6 voicing features a unison played on the second and first strings.

This G6 chord is played in third position.

This G6 chord is played with a D bass note.

This G6 chord is played with an A note in the bass.

This is an "open" voicing for G6.

This G6 power chord is frequently used in blues shuffle riffs.

This is one possible way to finger an "open" G6 chord.

This is another fingering option for an "open" G6 chord.

The fretted notes within this G6 chord resemble the visual shape of the "open" E major chord.

The E note is added to a G major chord to form G6.