F7b5\C# Bass Chord

Aka: F7(5-)\C#
The F dominant seventh flat fifth inverted on C# Chord for Bass has the notes C# F A Cb Eb and interval structure #5 1 3 b5 b7 and has 5 possible voicings/fret configurations.

$Fretboard image for the F7b5\C# chord on bass frets: 9 8 9 8$

Full name:
F dominant seventh flat fifth inverted on C#

Common abbreviations:
F^7b5\C# F7(5-)\C#

Chord Sound:

Chord Structure:

Notes	C#⁽ⁱ⁾	F	A	Cb	Eb
Simplified notes	C#⁽ⁱ⁾	F	A	B	Eb
Intervals	#5⁽ⁱ⁾	1	3	b5	b7

⁽ⁱ⁾ this note is not the key but is set as the inversion (lowest pitch note)

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Other F7b5\C# Bass Chord Charts on standard tuning

$Fretboard image for the F7b5\C# chord on bass frets: x 4 1 2$

$Fretboard image for the F7b5\C# chord on bass frets: 9 6 7 8$

$Fretboard image for the F7b5\C# chord on bass frets: 9 6 7 6$

$Fretboard image for the F7b5\C# chord on bass frets: 9 6 9 6$

Horizontal Chord Charts for F7b5\C#

$Fretboard image for the F7b5\C# chord on bass frets: 9 8 9 8$

$Fretboard image for the F7b5\C# chord on bass frets: x 4 1 2$

$Fretboard image for the F7b5\C# chord on bass frets: 9 6 7 8$

$Fretboard image for the F7b5\C# chord on bass frets: 9 6 7 6$

$Fretboard image for the F7b5\C# chord on bass frets: 9 6 9 6$

F7b5\C# Inversions on bass

Fretboard image for the F7b5 chord on bass frets: 1 2 1 2

$Fretboard image for the F7b5\A chord on bass frets: 5 6 3 4$

$Fretboard image for the F7b5\Cb chord on bass frets: 7 8 7 8$

$Fretboard image for the F7b5\Eb chord on bass frets: 11 12 9 10$

F7b5\C# chord charts for left handed bass

$Fretboard image for the F7b5\C# chord on left handled bass frets: 9 8 9 8$ $Fretboard image for the F7b5\C# chord on left handled bass frets: x 4 1 2$ $Fretboard image for the F7b5\C# chord on left handled bass frets: 9 6 7 8$ $Fretboard image for the F7b5\C# chord on left handled bass frets: 9 6 7 6$ $Fretboard image for the F7b5\C# chord on left handled bass frets: 9 6 9 6$