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G# major triad for guitar (G#)

Notes, positions, and inversions of the G# major triad (G#) on the guitar fretboard: G# · C · D#.

Instrument
Root
Chord
Position (CAGED)
Strings
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Frets15
1224
Chord
G#
G#CD#
E
B
G
D
A
E
G#CD#CD#G#CG#CD#G#D#G#CD#CD#G#CG#CD#35791512
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Legend

G#
Root
· R
C
Third
· 3
D#
Fifth
· 5

Inversions

(strings 1·2·3)
Root position
fret 12
D#CG#
1st inversion
fret 5
G#D#C
2nd inversion
fret 9
CG#D#
See the G# arpeggio

G# major

The G# major triad is made up of three notes: G# · C · D#.

It's the most consonant, stable triad -- the backbone of most pop, rock, and folk music. It often functions as the tonic chord, the point of arrival a progression resolves to.

See G# major on the circle of fifths