Online chord database?

[Sawyer_Alexie]

I bought an electric guitar last week, and I was wondering if anyone knew of any online chord sites...at least none made with ASCII art, because I just can't read that yet. Thanks!

[Spaceman Spiff]

Have you looked at www.olga.net ? There is a lot of classic rock stuff there, not sure what you're interested in, and they have an extensive cord database if memory serves.

[Toe Cutter]

What kind of guitar did you get?

[Sawyer_Alexie]

It's a Jackson. As soon as I'm able to post pics again I could if anyone is interested in seeing them.

[VoldtaEngler]

heres a easy way to read tabs :

---------------
---------------
--------------- <~these are the strings. Top one is the bottom on on the
--------------- guitar. Think of it as looking at it on your lap.
---------------
---------------


---------------
---------------
--------------- <~~ the numbers are the frets you need to press. This says:
--------------- Put your finger on the second fret holding the 2nd string.
-2---2----3--- The 0 is "open" which means you just strum it without
-0---0----1--- holding anything. So you'd play that twice then move
your fingers to the 3rd fret and 1st fret and strum.
Congrats. You just played a power chord.

[VoldtaEngler]

i miss my jackson. i uh...got angry and kinda smashed it on the side of a kohls building brick wall. damn girls