The B/D# chord is a B Major chord with the D# (the 3rd) as the bass note. The chord is also referred to as B over D#, or B 'slash' D#, or simply, B with a D# in the bass.

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Variations of the different fingerings of the B/D# guitar chords are listed below. Each of these B/D# chords are listed in standard chord charts.

Chord chart with explanations for B/D#.

Aka: Bmajor\D# The B major triad inverted on D# Chord for Guitar has the notes D# B F# and interval structure 3 1 5 and has 3 possible voicings/fret configurations.

B/D# and B/F# are the first and second inversions of the B major. This means that the bass tone is shifting from B to D sharp or F sharp. These chords are also referred to as slash chords. Both chords …

Below, You will find a Chord chart that shows how to play the chord B/D# in different positions. You can also stamp or save it in pdf format.

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B/D# Category: Guitar Add to Watch Later Add to Favorites This lesson shows you ways to play the last and most complex chord in the key of E, B/D# Previous Next