B5 Guitar Chord | Standard Tuning

Just like the rest of the "5" series power chords, this is popular amongst rock & punk songs. It is also very easy to play.

This is the 3 string version of the B5 power chord. The root note is on the 5th / A string. This chord can be played either by barring with your 3rd finger or using both your 3rd and 4th. Choose whichever is easiest for you.

This is a 2 string version of the B5 power chord. The root note is on the 5th / A string.

This B5 power chord includes the open B string.

This is a three string version of B5 played at the 7th fret.

The six strings of this chord diagram represent the lowest six strings on a seven string guitar.

This B5 chord is played in "open" position.

This voicing for B5 can either be played on a 7 string or a de-tuned 6 string.

This voicing combines a movable shape with the open A string.

This is an inverted B5 power chord.

This two string B5 power chord is played with fingers 1 and 4.

This is a 3 string B5 power chord played on the 4th, 3rd, and 2nd strings.

An E note is played in the bass of this B5 power chord.

This B5 power chord is played on the second and third strings.