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Db7 chord on guitar
Db7 is a dominant seventh chord: bluesy and restless, wanting to move. It is built from Db, F, Ab and B (formula 1 3 5 ♭7). Dominant sevenths drive the blues and usually resolve up a fourth, to the chord whose root is five frets higher on the same string. The easiest way to play it in standard tuning is x46464.
Db7 fingerings (low E to high E)
- Barre at fret 4: x46464. Mute the low E string, barre fret 4 from the A to the high E string.
- Fret 6: 986667. Barre fret 6 from the D to the B string.
- Barre at fret 9: 9-11-9-10-9-9. Barre fret 9 from the low E to the high E string.
- Fret 10: x-x-11-10-12-13. Mute the low E and A strings.
- Fret 11: x-x-11-13-12-13. Mute the low E and A strings.
Questions
- What notes are in the Db7 chord?
- Db7 is made of Db, F, Ab and B: the root, major 3rd, perfect 5th and minor 7th above Db.
- What is the easiest way to play Db7?
- Play x46464 (low E to high E): mute the low E string, barre fret 4 from the A to the high E string.
- Which keys is Db7 in?
- Db7 belongs to F# major (V7).
Also try: Db Major · C# Minor · Dbmaj7 · C#m7 · F# Major · Chord Charts