Hal Leonard – Pocket Guitar Chord Dictionary | 2,700 Chords in All 12 Keys | Music Theory & Diagram Guide | Compact, Portable Chord Reference Book for Beginners and Advanced Players

Comprehensive necessity for any guitar case. Very thorough, easy to read.

Exactly as advertised, a Pocket Guitar Chord Dictionary. It's all I needed. It will fit nicely in my guitar bag pocket

Great quick reference. All in all a really handy little book. I love it. My only beef-Why don’t companies get on board with the idea that many players want spiral! Some books you gotta lay a brick 🧱 on to keep open. Art suppliers know this fact. They make spiral widely available for Artists. We need two hands unless you play with your teeth. For a lil book like this even music stand clips won’t work too well. Love the print size and its case ready. Still cool and I recommend it.

After 5 tries, this one is great. All the chords, jazz chords up to altered 13ths, in all inversions and positions up the neck. Thin chords for lead and rhythm guitar and melodic progressions. I love this book. Perfect for those times you don’t have your phone or laptop available on stage!

Comprehensive. Great size.

Nice size fits on top of my amp. Easy to pick up and look through. Price great

I’ve had a few of these over the years. This is by far the best. Where others fall short is they often don’t have more than one or two fingering variations for each chord. This one has four ways to play most chords. Great book and great price.

This book is small so very portable. It has several variations for every chord, so it has been a great resource for me. I would definitely recommend for any guitar player.

Love this product, but does take time to thumb through so many chords to find what you’re looking for. Use it every day.

This is a comprehensive book indeed. It has thousands of chords and is a useful reference. The problem is that it has just too many chords. It is the definitave chord library and if that's what you want this is the book for you. It isn't a ready reckoner. You won't be able to make a quick reference when you are stuck at a gig. Just too many chords. Less would do for me.

Nice one

I wish basic note that combine to make a chord were in one place.

Bought in error (I really must read the description more closely). However, fascinated to see the 1000s of cords that are possible on a guitar. The cords are set out in note order starting at C and going through to B. This really is a reference book (as mentioned on the front) rather than a book to help you learn the guitar. My only quibble is that even though I have only opened it a few times I can see that the bottoms of the first few pages are already coming loose.