Extended Chords

9 Chords

The chord shown above is D9. For it to be a Dmaj9 it would need a C# instead of a C.

The chord shown above is D9. For it to be a D7b9 it would need an Eb instead of an E.

The chord shown above is D9. For it to be a D7#9 it would need an E# instead of an E.

The chord shown above is Dmaj9. For it to be a D9 it would need a C instead of a C#.

The chord shown above is Dmaj9. For it to be a Dmin9 it would need an F instead of an F#, and a C instead of a C#.

The chord shown above is Dmaj9. For it to be a D7b9 it would need an Eb instead of an E, and a C instead of a C#.

The chord shown above is Dmin9. For it to be a Dmaj9 it would need a F# instead of an F, and a C# instead of a C.

The chord shown above is Dmin9. For it to be a D9 it would need an F# instead of an F.

The chord shown above is Dmin9. For it to be a D7#9 it would need an F# instead of an F, and an E# instead of an E.

The chord shown above is D7b9. For it to be a D7#9 it would need an E# instead of an Eb.

The chord shown above is D7b9. For it to be a D9 it would need an E instead of an Eb.

The chord shown above is D7b9. For it to be a Dmin9 it would need an F instead of an F#, and an E instead of an Eb.

The chord shown above is D7#9. For it to be a D7b9 it would need an Eb instead of an E#.

The chord shown above is D7#9. For it to be a D9 it would need an E instead of an E#.

The chord shown above is D7#9. For it to be a Dmaj9 it would need a C# instead of a C, and an E instead of an E#.