Open D Guitar Chords Chart — D A D F# A D Tuning

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Open D tuning is D A D F# A D, from low to high. This Open D guitar chords chart gives you a quick visual reference for common chord shapes, movable positions, and open-tuning ideas.

Updated version available. Printed locally via Gelato and available in three sizes with a free bonus eBook PDF included.


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Part of the Open Tunings Guitar Learning Path.

Open Tunings Guitar Learning Path
: Open D is a core tuning for blues, slide guitar, fingerstyle, songwriting, and open-string chord work.

Note: This page is kept for older links and as a hub for both the original Redbubble version and the updated Gelato poster.

Open D Guitar Chords Chart — D A D F# A D Tuning

Open D tuning is D A D F# A D, from low to high. This Open D guitar chords chart is a quick visual reference for common chord shapes, open-position chords, movable chord ideas, and slide-friendly fretboard positions.

This page is a hub for the original Open D chord poster listing. If you want the current upgraded edition, choose the Gelato version. It is printed locally in three sizes and includes a free bonus eBook PDF. The original Redbubble listing is still available for anyone who prefers that marketplace.

What This Poster Helps With

  • Learning common chord shapes in Open D tuning
  • Finding major, minor, seventh, and extended chord sounds
  • Building progressions, riffs, and songwriting ideas
  • Using Open D for blues, slide guitar, fingerstyle, and folk-style playing
  • Keeping a fast chord and fretboard reference nearby while practicing

Choosing the Right Version

  • Gelato version: best choice if you want the latest upgraded poster, local printing, multiple size options, and the free bonus eBook PDF.
  • Redbubble version: best choice if you want the original marketplace listing.

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2 reviews for Open D Guitar Chords Chart — D A D F# A D Tuning

  1. Jay

    This is an awesome tuning, goes very well with Beatles tunes . Glad to see this chart, I found many of these chords on my own . There is so much freedom in alternative tuning. Thanks,

  2. john

    goood

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