G7sus4 7-String Guitar Chord
The G7sus4 chord on 7-string guitar is made up of the notes G, C, D and F. In standard 7-string guitar tuning (B E A D G B E) it is most commonly played as a barre shape at fret 1, fretted x330011, sounding G2 C3 D3 G3 C4 F4.
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What notes are in G7sus4?
| Note | Interval |
|---|---|
| G | root |
| C | perfect 4th |
| D | perfect 5th |
| F | minor 7th |
Tuning: Standard (BEADGBE) — open strings B E A D G B E (low to high).
How to play G7sus4 on 7-string guitar
Most common — Barre
Fretted x330011 (low to high) · sounds G2 C3 D3 G3 C4 F4 · barre chord
Text diagram
B x|---|---|---|---|
E |---|---|-2-|---|
A |---|---|-3-|---|
D o|---|---|---|---|
G o|---|---|---|---|
B |-1-|---|---|---|
E |-1-|---|---|---|
1 2 3 4 Voicing 2 — Barre
Fretted x353533 (low to high) · sounds G2 D3 F3 C4 D4 G4 · barre chord
Text diagram
B x|---|---|---|---|
E |-1-|---|---|---|
A |---|---|-3-|---|
D |-1-|---|---|---|
G |---|---|-4-|---|
B |-1-|---|---|---|
E |-1-|---|---|---|
3 4 5 6 Voicing 3 — Barre
Fretted x-x-10-10-10-8-8 (low to high) · sounds G3 C4 F4 G4 C5 · barre chord
Text diagram
B x|---|---|---|---|
E x|---|---|---|---|
A |---|---|-2-|---|
D |---|---|-3-|---|
G |---|---|-4-|---|
B |-1-|---|---|---|
E |-1-|---|---|---|
8 9 10 11 Voicing 4 — Barre
Fretted x-10-10-12-10-13-10 (low to high) · sounds D3 G3 D4 F4 C5 D5 · barre chord
Text diagram
B x|---|---|---|---| E |-1-|---|---|---| A |-1-|---|---|---| D |---|---|-3-|---| G |-1-|---|---|---| B |---|---|---|-4-| E |-1-|---|---|---| 10 11 12 13
G7sus4 on other instruments
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