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Written by Danny Poole | 22 April 2009

Below are all the natural notes on the first 3 frets of the guitar.

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Click below for a more interactive diagram of all the notes on the fretboard.

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Here are all the notes with sharps sharp_signadded

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Here are all the notes with flats flat_signadded

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0 #4 RE: Note Summary — danpoole 2010-08-05 23:57
Yes, A# and Bb are the same note, they are simply called different name for theoretical reasons. For example in a F major scale the notes are (F G A Bb C D E F) you would not say the F major scale is made up of the notes (F G A A# C D E F)
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0 #3 sharps and flats — Debzie8 2010-08-05 23:33
I'm still not very sure about sharps and flats - call me dumb, but say for instance Ab and G# - do they sound the same??? As they appear to be in the same position on the fret board??
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0 #2 danpoole 2009-07-29 11:17
That's something I need to fix, I am only showing the natural notes on the staff and should also add the #'s & b's. Will doo that soon.
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0 #1 Danny Smith 2009-07-29 10:34
In the bottom 2 sections, sharps and flats added to all the notes, isn't the # or 'b' placed after a note? And on the flats section, don't you make the note flat, not 'sharpen' it?

New at this, so I may be incorrect, just doesn't seem to fit though.
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