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4th String - Open
D
4th String - 1st Fret
D#
4th String - 2nd Fret
E
4th String - 3rd Fret (1st Dot)
F
4th String - 4th Fret (1st Dot + 1)
F#
4th String - 5th Fret (2nd Dot)
G
4th String - 6th Fret (2nd Dot + 1)
G#
4th String - 7th Fret (3rd Dot)
A
4th String - 8th Fret (3rd Dot + 1)
A#
4th String - 9th Fret (4th Dot)
B
4th String - 10th Fret (4th Dot + 1)
C
4th String - 11th Fret
C#
4th String - 12th Fret (Double Dots)
D
4th String - 13th Fret
D#
4th String - 14th Fret
E
4th String - 15th Fret (1st Dot)
F
4th String - 16th Fret (1st Dot + 1)
F#
4th String - 17th Fret (2nd Dot)
G
4th String - 18th Fret (2nd Dot + 1)
G#
4th String - 19th Fret (3rd Dot)
A
4th String - 20th Fret (3rd Dot + 1)
A#
4th String - 21st Fret (4th Dot)
B
4th String - 22nd Fret (4th Dot + 1)
C
4th String - 23rd Fret
C#
4th String - 24th Fret (Double Dots)
D