Elenco Mini Electric Guitar - Manual (Page 12)

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: Marks the string
that you don’t play
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Symbol:
: Index Finger
: Middle Finger : Ring Finger
: Small Finger
Press all the strings
under the mark
How to read:
: Open String
: Root Note
3 4 5 6 2 1
Fret number
What is shown on the right
are called major triads. The
chords are laid out the same
way as a keyboard. (C, C#,
D, D#...etc.) Each chord has
a rootnote such as C in C
chord and D in D chord. The
string marked with a is
the root of the chord.
Minor chords have a little
sadder and melancholic
tonality. The same rule
applies to the roots of the
major chords. By the way, a
chord with # and a chord with
can become the same
chord sometimes, for
example, C ♯ = D
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Root Note
Open String
Press the index finger
down on strings 1, 2,
and 3 altogether at the
2nd fret.
Press the middle
finger on string 2
at the 3rd fret.
String 1
String 2
String 3
String 4
Fret number
Chord Notation
(eg. D chord)
Tab (Tablature)
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String 1 (E string)
MAJOR CHORDS
MINOR CHORDS
String 2 (B string)
String 3 (G string)
String 4 (D string)
Fret 1 to 20
(Top to bottom)
Basic Chords
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