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Below are some printable blank fretboard diagrams you can use to mark on your own chords and scales. These are the same diagrams I use in lessons on this site. Get into the habit of marking down any interesting chord shapes or scale patterns you come across. Create your own exercises and set yourself challenges, such as note memorisation. Below each diagram is a link to a printable (A4) image file that you may find useful. You can download these files by right clicking the print sheet links followed by "save as". Open position blank diagrams Higher up the fretboard Larger blank fretboard diagrams Open position blank fretboard diagramsThese diagrams are for chords and scales that make use of the lower frets and open strings. I usually just draw a circle where the string letters are to indicate an open string. [Click here for print sheet]  [Click here for print sheet] Higher up the fretboardSimply mark on your fret numbers and these can be used in any position. [Click here for print sheet]  [Click here for print sheet]  [Click here for print sheet] Larger and full fretboard diagramsFor mapping out larger scale patterns and several chord positions spanning the entire neck. [Click here for print sheet]  [Click here for print sheet]  [Click here for print sheet] Was this page helpful?
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