Today's Guitar Chord of the Day is Bsus4. Sus4 chords are usually played just before a regular major chord, they have an unresolved 'hanging' sound, hence the suspended name.
This guitar fingering for the Bsus4 chord involves playing a regular B major barre chord and slipping your finger up one fret to the 5th fret.
The root note of this chord is on the A string, you can move this chord to other frets to create other sus4 chords:
- 1st fret A#/Bb
- 2nd fret B
- 3rd fret C
- 4th fret C#/Db
- 5th fret D
- 6th fret D#/Eb
- 7th fret E
- 8th fret F
- 9th fret F#/Gb
- 10th fret G
- 11th fret G#/Ab
- 12th fret A
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sus4 guitar chords and tune back soon for another Guitar Chord of the Day.
The root note of this chord is on the A string, you can move this chord to other frets to create other sus4 chords: