Can you name this chord?

[digitalkettle]

But then, if he/she can do that, what's to say that he/she didn't also confuse the 2s with 1s and the 3s with 7s? :shock:

;-)

Maybe they never intended to ask a question in the first place!

(definitely got value for money, I'd say)

[frankus]

Pardon my ignorance but how can the chord have any open strings if it's got a capo at the 2nd fret?

[digitalkettle]

Pardon my ignorance but how can the chord have any open strings if it's got a capo at the 2nd fret?

The capo is regarded as a temporary nut...no fingers are required for those notes.

[frankus]

Pardon my ignorance but how can the chord have any open strings if it's got a capo at the 2nd fret?

The capo is regarded as a temporary nut...no fingers are required for those notes.

Yes but an E chord at the 3rd with a capo on the 2nd is this chord: 244322, not 044300 (which is what is seems people are discussing)

[digitalkettle]

Yes but an E chord at the 3rd with a capo on the 2nd is this chord: 244322, not 044300 (which is what is seems people are discussing)

Sorry...I thought you were trolling or something...when you said 'Pardon my ignorance', I thought you had some ;-)

I agree with your initial post (255422)...but the OP has long been frightened away and we've made a right dog's dinner out of this thread.