Suspended & power

D♭ power chord chord

Just the root and 5th — punchy and neutral, a rock guitar staple.

Spell as C♯5
Notes
D♭A♭
Formula
15
Built from
root · perfect 5th

How to play D♭5

About the D♭ power chord chord

Playing it

On guitar, the usual D♭5 shape is x466xx at the 4th fret. It has no open strings, so it’s a movable shape — slide it along the neck for other power chord chords. Don’t strum the low E, B and high E strings.

On piano, every note of D♭5 is a black key.

On ukulele the usual D♭5 shape is 1144, using four fingers.

Related chords

Move a single note and D♭5 becomes a different chord: add F for D♭, add F♭ for D♭m, add G♭ for D♭sus4 and add E♭ for D♭sus2.

D♭5 chord (D♭ power chord) on guitar, ukulele and piano
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