Guitar Chord Chart 21 Chords & Fretboard Note Map Reference Chart 11x17

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• DESIGNED FOR BEGINNERS & INTERMEDIATE PLAYERS — JUST THE RIGHT CHORDS — Stop flipping through books mid-practice. This 11"x17" poster puts the 21 most used and easiest-to-play Major, Minor, and 7th chords right on your wall, where they belong. Unlike oversized charts crammed with chords you'll never touch, this one is intentionally focused — giving new players exactly what they need to start playing real songs quickly and build confidence.
• UNLOCK THE FRETBOARD WITH A CLEAR NOTE DIAGRAM — The fretboard diagram maps every note across the full fingerboard, including sharps and flats, taking up half the poster for maximum readability. Study it a few minutes each session and you'll start recognizing scale patterns, understanding how notes relate, and building real music theory knowledge — no textbook required.
• CRISP, LARGE PRINT ON PREMIUM 80lb GLOSSY PAPER — Digitally printed with sharp, clear lines on heavy-duty 80lb Glossy Cover Stock for a vibrant, professional finish. The font is large and easy to read from across the room during a practice session — reviewers consistently call out how bright and legible it is. Perfect for framing or hanging directly in your music room, studio, bedroom, or classroom.
• THE PERFECT PRACTICE WALL SIZE — NOT TOO BIG, NOT TOO SMALL — At 11"x17", this poster gives you all the essentials without dominating your wall. It's the ideal companion to any lesson book, online tutorial, or guitar teacher — always visible, always ready, no page-turning needed. Works great for both acoustic and electric guitar players.
• A THOUGHTFUL GIFT FOR ANY NEW GUITARIST — SHIPS ROLLED, NEVER FOLDED — Whether it's for a birthday, holiday, or "just because," this poster is a practical and memorable gift for anyone just starting their guitar journey. Every order ships carefully rolled in a rigid cardboard tube so it arrives in perfect, crease-free condition — ready to hang right away. Proudly designed and printed in the USA by A New Song Music.