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F#m6 Chord on Guitar: 3 Easy Ways to Play F Sharp Minor Sixth (Charts)

F#m6 chord charts with finger numbers, an easier version, the notes and intervals, and the keys and progressions that use it. Also searched as f#m6 chord, f#m6 guitar chord and how to play F#m6.

By David Sandy, guitar player and founder of Sandy Music Lab. Every chord shape on this page is checked note by note against the chord's formula.

F#m6 chord diagram, Open positionF#m6 Open position: low E fret 2, A open, D fret 1, G fret 2, B fret 2, high e muted.2134×2 0 1 2 2 x
Open position
2 0 1 2 2 x
F#m6 chord diagram, Easy 4-string versionF#m6 Easy 4-string version: low E muted, A muted, D fret 4, G fret 2, B fret 4, high e fret 2.××3142x x 4 2 4 2
Easy 4-string version
x x 4 2 4 2
F#m6 chord diagram, Alternate open shape (1st fret)F#m6 Alternate open shape (1st fret): low E fret 2, A open, D fret 1, G fret 2, B fret 4, high e muted.2134×2 0 1 2 4 x
Alternate open shape (1st fret)
2 0 1 2 4 x

Numbers are fingers (1 index, 2 middle, 3 ring, 4 pinky, T thumb). × = don't play that string, ○ = play it open. A long bar is a barre: one finger flat across those strings. Strings run low E (left) to high e (right).

Chord chart by Sandy Music Lab

Quick answer: To play F#m6 (F sharp minor sixth) on guitar, play 2 0 1 2 2 x from the low E string to the high e string (the open position shape). The chord contains F#, A, C#, D#. If that is hard, use the easier shape x x 4 2 4 2, which needs 4 fretted notes.

F#m6 chord facts

Chord F#m6 (F sharp minor sixth)
Other names F#min6, F#-6, Gbm6 (enharmonic spelling, same notes and shapes)
Notes F#, A, C#, D#
Intervals F# (root), A (minor 3rd), C# (perfect 5th), D# (major 6th)
Formula 1-b3-5-6
Difficulty Intermediate (barre or stretch)
Shapes on this page 3

How do you play F#m6 on guitar?

The main shape is 2 0 1 2 2 x (Open position). Finger by finger: