All Major Triads 4th String Set

A Major

E--0--5--9---12--
B--2--5--10--14--
G--2--6--9---14--
D----------------
A----------------
E----------------

B Major

E--2--7--11--14--
B--4--7--12--12--
G--4--8--11--12--
D----------------
A----------------
E----------------

C Major

E--0--3--8--12--
B--1--5--8--13--
G--0--5--9--12--
D---------------
A---------------
E---------------

D Major

E--2--5--10--14--
B--2--7--10--15--
G--2--7--11--14--
D----------------
A----------------
E----------------

E Major

E--0--4--7--12--
B--0--5--9--12--
G--1--4--9--13--
D---------------
A---------------
E---------------

F Major

E--1--5--8---13--
B--1--6--10--13--
G--2--5--10--14--
D----------------
A----------------
E----------------

G Major

E--3--7--10--15--
B--3--8--12--15--
G--4--7--12--16--
D----------------
A----------------
E----------------

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