Getting A sus right on 12 string

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drumbob
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Getting A sus right on 12 string

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I'm having a problem getting my A sus chords to sound right on my 330-12, most likely due to the narrow width of the fretboard. I have no problem on my Danelectro 12.

Are there alternate positions I can use to get this chord together on the Rick?
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Post by tennis_nick »

not sure which one you mean...

A sus2 would be

0
0
2
2
0
x

Asus4 would be

0
3
2
2
0
x

Asus2 can be played like this...

0
5
4
2
0
x

if you don't mind the 2 E's in the chord.

Asus4 could be played

5
5
7
7
7
5
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Post by jdogric12 »

Context dictates, but without it I would probably play

0 or x
5
7
7
0
x
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Post by drumbob »

Thanks for the info, but could you possibly send me chord charts, or direct me to where I could find them?
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Post by eatswodo »

Try looking for 'chord charts' on Google..... for example, there are 23 'Asus' chords here:

http://www.chordie.com/voicings.php?tuning=EADGBE&chord=Asus
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Post by firstbassman »

As I've posted before, the greatest program I've seen for chords is Chord Wizard, out of Australia.

www.ChordWizard.com

It is very inexpensive, very easy and will give about 30 different variations on every chord.

(It does a lot more but I will end my sales pitch here.)
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