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B7 played on five strings
B7 chord played in 2th position
B7 with a barre on fret 7
Play B7 from 7. fret
Another B7 variation
B7 played on 3 frets
This voicing for B7 is played in 12th position
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B7 is a bit of a tricky chord as you have to use all four of your fingers.
We start with the second finger on the fift string second fret, then your first finger is going on the forth string first fret. The third finger is going on the third string second fret and the pinky is going on the first string second fret. Look at that, all four fingers placed, right?
Here I am trying to be carefull when I strum as well as I only want to hit the last five and there you have an B7. All this chord wants to do is to get to an E, maybe an E minor or so.
Good luck with the B7 guitar chord.
e|-------7--------7--------x--------x--------2--------2--------11----------| B|-------7--------8--------7--------12-------0--------4--------10----------| G|-------8--------7--------8--------14-------2--------2--------11----------| D|-------7--------7--------7--------13-------1--------4--------9-----------| A|-------9--------x--------x--------14-------2--------2--------x-----------| E|-------7--------7--------7--------x--------x--------x--------x-----------|
B dominant, Bdom7, B7