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Images and a video of the most common fingering variations from 2nd to 12th fret, plus A6 as tabs, alternative names and some easy reference songs.
A6 guitar chord played on only one fret
This voicing for A6 is played in 2nd position
Play A6 from 4. fret
A6 played on 3 frets
A6 played on five strings
Play A6 at seventh fret
Another A6 variation
A6 chord played in twelfth position
This is how you play A6 easy on your acoustic or electric guitar.
Play it with an open A and then with the first finger barring across the second fret of the D, G, B and E strings. A6, Amaj6 or sometimes called A major sixth is easy to learn, and easy to play
e|-------5--------x--------x--------x--------x--------x--------x--------x-----------| B|-------x--------0--------0--------0--------0--------12-------x--------x-----------| G|-------4--------11-------2--------4--------7--------14-------7--------7-----------| D|-------6--------11-------2--------2--------9--------14-------6--------9-----------| A|-------5--------10-------2--------2--------7--------14-------7--------7-----------| E|-------x--------0--------2--------0--------9--------14-------5--------9-----------|
Amaj6, Asixth, AM6, Amajor sixth,
Author: Semslem