Here are five different ways you can play the Aadd6 chord on the guitar. There are many variations for all guitar chords. Be sure to check out our guitar chord chart for every available option.

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A6 and Aadd6 are the same chord. But I6 and Iadd6 are different chords. If you're in A major, I6 is a first-inversion A chord, so A/C#, while Iadd6 is the A6 chord. That's because the symbols used in Roman numeral analysis are not the same symbols used in pop chord notation.

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To play the Aadd6 chord on your guitar, picture the Aadd6 chord chart shown to the left above as your fret board and neck (if you were to stand your guitar up vertically). The horizontal lines represent the fret bars, the vertical lines show the strings and …

A A Major sixth chord, also written as A6, Aadd6 or Aadd13 contains the notes A, C#, E and F#. The chord is comprised of the intervals M3, m3 and M2.

Chord A6 notes: A, E, A, C# and F#. You should not play the 6th string. This chord is played by placing a barre on fret two with your index finger. The string 5 (A) is left open. A major 6th guitar chord's alternative names: AM6, Aadd6, Amaj6. Steps: 1-3-5-6. 1 (A), 3 (C#/Db), 5 (E), 6 (F#/Gb).

Chord A6 (5th fret) notes: A, C#, F# and A. You must leave out the 6th and 5th strings. A major 6th guitar chord's alternative names: AM6, Aadd6, Amaj6. Steps: 1-3-5-6. 1 (A), 3 (C#/Db), 5 (E), 6 (F#/Gb).

In a major key, you can easily replace the first, fourth and fifth chord degrees (I, IV, V) by the major sixth chord. In a minor key, you can easily replace the third and the sixth and seventh chord degrees (III, VI, VII) by the major sixth chord. All the chord charts to …

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