Basic CAGED Guitar Chord Diagrams

The C Major Chord

NOTE: The 3rd finger should just touch the 6th string to 'mute' it so it doesn't sound when playing the chord.

Keys: 
1 of C major
4 of G Major 
5 of F Major

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The G7 Chord

The G7 is a dominant 7th chord and is always the 5 chord. of the key.

Keys:
5 of C Major

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The A Major Chord

Keys:
1 of A Major
4 of E Major
5 of D Major

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The E7 Chord

The E7 is a dominant 7th chord and is always the 5 chord of the key.

Keys:
5 of A Major

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The G Major Chord

Keys:
1 of G Major
4 of D Major
5 of C Major

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The D7 Chord

The D7 is a dominant 7th chord and is always the 5 chord. of the key.

Keys:
5 of G Major

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The E Major Chord

Keys:
1 of E Major
4 of B Major
5 of A Major

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The B7 Chord

The B7 is a dominant 7th chord and is always the 5 chord. of the key.

Keys:
5 of E Major

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The D Major Chord

Keys:
1 of D Major
4 of A Major
5 of G Major

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The A7 Chord

The A7 is a dominant 7th chord and is always the 5 chord. of the key.

Keys:
5 of D Major

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The A Minor Chord

Keys:
1 of A Minor
2 of G Major
3 of F Major
6 of C Major

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The E Minor Chord

Keys:
1 of E Minor
2 of D Major
3 of C Major
6 of G Major

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The D Minor Chord

Keys:
1 of D Minor
2 od C Major
3 of Bb Major
6 of F Major

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The F Major Guitar Chord

NOTE: The first finger should press down both the 1st (E) and 2nd (B) strings.

Keys:
1 of F Major
4 of C Major
5 of Bb Major

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The C7 Guitar Chord

The C7 is a dominant 7th chord and is always the 5 chord. of the key.

Keys:
5 of F Major

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