Information:
There are over 84 voicings for the °9+ chord on guitar and the image above shows only 3 of them. For more voicings see: Fretboard Chord Charts for Guitar
The °9+ chord contains a minor third, diminished fifth, augmented fifth, diminished seventh, and a major ninth.
The intervallic relationships it contains are: minor third, diminished fifth, minor sixth, major sixth, major ninth, minor third, perfect fourth, diminished fifth, major seventh, major second, minor third, minor sixth, minor second, diminished fifth, perfect fourth.
Intervals:
- Root
- Minor Third
- Diminished Fifth
- Augmented Fifth
- Diminished Seventh
- Major Ninth
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Dissonance:
The °9+ chord has a dissonance rating of 201*
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*Dissonance is very subjective. So, as a general guideline, this number is mathematically derived by measuring the intervallic dissonance this chord contains. (The higher the number the more dissonant the chord.)