Bb6 Guitar Chord B♭6 = A#6
B♭6 is a 6th chord made of B♭ · D · F · G. Major triad + major 6th — sweet and a little retro. The standard shape is a barre chord at fret 1: x10333 (6th string → 1st string, x = don't play, 0 = open string).
Chord charts
- Index finger on string 5 (A), fret 1.
- Middle finger on string 3 (G), fret 3.
- Ring finger on string 2 (B), fret 3.
- Pinky finger on string 1 (e), fret 3.
- Let string 4 ring open.
- Don't play string 6 (or mute lightly).
- Strum down from string 5.

Notes in the chord
rootD
3rdF
5thG
6th
Play it easier with a capo
If barre chords are hard, clamp a capo and play an open shape — it sounds exactly the same. The Buskermate app can move a whole chord sheet to any capo position for you.
Scales that fit
Other B♭ chords
6th chords in other keys
FAQ
What notes are in the B♭6 chord?
The B♭6 chord is made of B♭, D, F, G. Major triad + major 6th — sweet and a little retro.
What's the easiest way to play B♭6 on guitar?
The standard shape, from the 6th string to the 1st, is x10333 (a barre chord at fret 1). If the barre is hard, put a capo on fret 1 and play a A6 shape — it sounds the same.
Which scale works for soloing over B♭6?
B♭ major or B♭ major pentatonic fits well.
Are B♭6 and A♯6 the same chord?
Yes. B♭ and A♯ are two names for the same note (enharmonic equivalents), so the fingering and sound are identical — the spelling just depends on the key of the song.
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