QMG Bass Guitar Chord Poster (11"x17"), Bass Guitars Accessories, Laminated Bass Chord Chart, 49 Color Coded Chords, Beginner Bass Chords Chart for Learn to Play Music Theory

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Okay, at first, I didn't realize this product would be as big as it is. I thought I would be able to keep it in a three-ring binder but it is the size of two letter-sized sheets of paper. Not the huge poster you see in the pictures. But pretty good sized and easy to read reference chart. I'm just learning bass (having already known how to play Ukulele) so the bigger pictures really help. It is also laminated, which I didn't expect, in a thinner 3-mill lamination, so it is the kind of lamination that is softer and easier to bend rather than stiff. The only slightly disappointing thing was that it came rolled-up, not flat, so you have to spend time putting it under books on a flat surafe to get it to flatten out. Took about 6 dyas before it flattened out decently (but not completely).

Ok - I've been playing bass for 20 years and I'll be the first to tell you that reading the chords on this chart is confusing. It's color coordinated, but doesn't tell you what the colors represent: so if a G# is noted in blue, it'll show you the other G# at the octave, but then the remaining colors (notes) aren't explained. Are they for finger positioning? Also I'm not 100% sure these are accurate chords. I see the root notes, which but the C on the chart is not actually a C chord. The bass neck image on the side is very helpful, especially if you're learning scales and modes.