C# 7sus2 Guitar Chord

Use this c# 7sus2 guitar chord guide to see the chart, notes, finger placement, and alternate positions in one place.

Also known as:C#7sus2C# 7sus2C#7sus2 chord

Notes

C#D#G#B

Intervals

Root - Major 2nd - Perfect 5th - Minor 7th

Formula

1 - 2 - 5 - b7

Family

Suspended Chords

Chord Voicings

37 different ways to play C#7sus2

4fr

EADGBe

1. Position 1

medium3 frets

Position 1

Fingering

-13111

E A D G B e

Notes Played

C#D#G#B

4fr

EADGBe

2. Position 2

medium4 frets

Position 2

Fingering

-13114

E A D G B e

Notes Played

C#D#G#B

4fr

EADGBe

3. Position 3

medium4 frets

Position 3

Fingering

-12314

E A D G B e

Notes Played

C#D#G#B

EADGBe

4. Position 4

medium4 frets

Position 4

Fingering

-2134-

E A D G B e

Notes Played

C#D#B

EADGBe

5. Position 5

medium4 frets

Position 5

Fingering

-3142-

E A D G B e

Notes Played

C#D#B

Practice Mode

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Common Progressions

Popular chord progressions featuring C#7sus2

Chromatic Movement

C# - D - D#

Experimental

Chord Tips

Practical tips to make C#7sus2 sound clean and effortless.

Use light pressure to keep notes clean and avoid extra noise.
For barre shapes, roll your index finger slightly on its side for better contact.
Mute 1 string with a light touch to keep the chord clean.
Aim for the bass note C# on the lowest string you play.

Practice Guide

Build clean tone and smooth transitions with these quick exercises.

Daily Checklist

Fret close to the metal and apply steady pressure to avoid buzzing.
Practice switching between C#7sus2 and C# at a slow tempo.
Strum lightly, then increase volume once every note rings clean.
Use a metronome to keep timing consistent as you speed up.

Try This Progression

Use this progression to practice C#7sus2 in context:

C# - D - D#

Start at a slow tempo, then increase the BPM once transitions feel smooth.

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Chord Voicings

37 different ways to play C#7sus2

4fr

EADGBe

1. Position 1

medium3 frets

Position 1

Fingering

-13111

E A D G B e

Notes Played

C#D#G#B

4fr

EADGBe

2. Position 2

medium4 frets

Position 2

Fingering

-13114

E A D G B e

Notes Played

C#D#G#B

4fr

EADGBe

3. Position 3

medium4 frets

Position 3

Fingering

-12314

E A D G B e

Notes Played

C#D#G#B

EADGBe

4. Position 4

medium4 frets

Position 4

Fingering

-2134-

E A D G B e

Notes Played

C#D#B

EADGBe

5. Position 5

medium4 frets

Position 5

Fingering

-3142-

E A D G B e

Notes Played

C#D#B

Chord Tips

Practical tips to make C#7sus2 sound clean and effortless.

Use light pressure to keep notes clean and avoid extra noise.
For barre shapes, roll your index finger slightly on its side for better contact.
Mute 1 string with a light touch to keep the chord clean.
Aim for the bass note C# on the lowest string you play.

Practice Guide

Build clean tone and smooth transitions with these quick exercises.

Daily Checklist

Fret close to the metal and apply steady pressure to avoid buzzing.
Practice switching between C#7sus2 and C# at a slow tempo.
Strum lightly, then increase volume once every note rings clean.
Use a metronome to keep timing consistent as you speed up.

Try This Progression

Use this progression to practice C#7sus2 in context:

C# - D - D#

Start at a slow tempo, then increase the BPM once transitions feel smooth.

Chord Voicings

Practice Mode

Common Progressions

Chord Tips

Practice Guide

Daily Checklist

Try This Progression

Quick Practice Links

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Chord Voicings

Practice Mode

Common Progressions

Chord Tips

Practice Guide

Daily Checklist

Try This Progression

Quick Practice Links

Related Lessons