Dominant 7th slash chord
Level 4: Slash chords
Notes: F, A, C, E♭ · Bass note: E♭ · 1st Position
Also known as: F7/E♭, F7/Eb, F7 over E♭, F7 over Eb, F dominant 7th over E♭, F7 slash E♭
Fretting hand for left-handed players (your right hand), F7/E♭. The numbers on the fingertips match the numbers on the chart.Fretting hand for right-handed players (your left hand), F7/E♭. The numbers on the fingertips match the numbers on the chart.
- 1Index
- 2Middle
- 3Ring
- 4Pinky
- TThumb, behind the neck
How to play F7/E♭
- Lay your first finger flat across every string from the D string to the high E string at the first fret.
- Place your second finger on the second fret of the G string.
- Strum only the D, G, B and high E strings.
Tips for new players
- Keep your thumb behind the neck and let your fingers arch.
- Press just behind the fret, not on top of it, so every string rings clearly.
- Play the plain chord first, then this slash chord, and listen to how the new bass note changes the sound.
Chord video
Watch F7/E♭, step by step
A short animation that builds the F7/E♭ chart and explains every symbol on it.
- X marks a string that is muted or not played.
- Open circle marks a string you play without fretting.
- Numbered dot marks a fretted string. The number is the finger to use.
Learn and practice F7/E♭
Practice progression
F7, F7/E♭
Switch between F7 and F7/E♭ until the changes feel smooth.