What does slash in chords mean? (e.g. G/B, D/F# etc)
Generally, a chord is plucked with a bass note corresponding to the chord itself i.e.
| Chords | Bass Note | Fingering |
| C, C7, Cm, Cm7 | C | 5th string, 3rd fret |
| D, D7, Dm, Dm7 | D | 4th string |
| E, E7, Em, Em7 | E | 6th string |
| F, F7, Fm, Fm7 | F | 6th string, 1st fret |
| G, G7, Gm, Gm7 | G | 6th string, 3rd fret |
| A, A7, Am, Am7 | A | 5th string |
| B, B7, Bm, Bm7 | B | 5th string, 2nd fret |
However, in some cases, a chord is plucked with a different bass note & that note is indicated after the chord by a slash i.e.
| Chords | Bass Note | Fingering |
| C/B | C chord with B bass |  |
| G/B | G chord with B bass |  |
| D/F# | D chord with F# bass |  |
| Am/G | Am chord with G bass |  |
| Em/D | Em chord with D bass |  |
| D/C | D chord with C bass |  |
| C/E | C chord with E bass |  |
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