Another variation of the A6 Chord.

This is one possible way to finger an A6 chord.

This A6 chord features a barre performed by the first finger.

The sixth of this A6 chord is played in the bass.

This voicing for A6 utilizes a common, movable chord shape. It is used frequently in the jazz and western swing styles.

This power chord voicing for A6 is commonly used in a blues shuffle.

This A6 voicing features an open high E string note.

This voicing for A6 is played in 14th position.

This A6 voicing is played in fifth position.

This A6 chord is played fingerstyle.

This movable power chord voicing for A6 is commonly used in a blues shuffle.

This movable power chord voicing for A6 is commonly used in a blues shuffle.

The thumb is used to fret the low root note of this A6 chord.

This is an alternate fingering for the "open" A6 chord.

This is an A6 chord played in second inversion. The fifth of the chord (E) is played in the bass.

The fifth (E) is played in the bass of this A6 chord.

The fifth (E) is omitted from this A6 chord. Depending on the context in which it is used, this voicing could also be used for F#m.

This is a Hendrix style voicing for A6.