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Images and a video of the most common fingering variations from 1st to 10th fret, plus C7 as tabs, alternative names and some easy reference songs.
Another C7 variation
This voicing for C7 is played in 1st position
C7 played on five strings
C7 with a barre on fret 8
Play C7 from 8. fret
C7 chord played in tenth position
C7 looks a lot like C, so in fact, you start with a C when you make this chord on the fretboard.
First finger on your second string on the first fret and then your second fingers is going to be on the forth string second fret. And the third finger is going on the fifth string third fret. Now you have a C, right. In order to make it C7, use the pinky on the third string and third fret.
It is very thight in there but here it is, the C7, but be carefull to only the last five strings. C7 is easy to use when you swith to F. Thant´s it.
e|-------8--------8--------x--------x--------x--------x-----------| B|-------10-------x--------3--------3--------3--------x-----------| G|-------8--------8--------2--------2--------5--------10----------| D|-------9--------9--------3--------3--------3--------12----------| A|-------8--------8--------1--------1--------5--------11----------| E|-------8--------x--------0--------x--------3--------12----------|
C dominant, Cdom7, C 7
Author: Semslem