F+ Chord on Guitar
F+ is the F augmented chord — 3 notes (F, A, C♯) built from the formula 1 3 ♯5. Below are playable shapes across the fretboard, the keys it belongs to and the scales to use when soloing over it.
F+: Chord shapes (open & barre)
- open position
- fret 1
- fret 2
- fret 3
- fret 6
- fret 8
- fret 10
- fret 13
F+: Triad voicings (3 strings)
- bass: R
- bass: R
- bass: R
- bass: R
- bass: 3
- bass: 3
- bass: 3
- bass: 3
- bass: ♯5
- bass: ♯5
- bass: ♯5
- bass: ♯5
Scales to play over F+
- F Whole Tone Scale
- F Lydian Augmented Scale
- F Ionian ♯5 Scale
- F Phrygian Dominant Scale
- F Superlocrian 𝄫7 Scale
- F Mixolydian ♭6 Scale
Ordered from the most common choice. All of them contain F, A, C♯.
Other F chords
Augmented chords in other keys
FAQ
- What notes are in the F+ chord?
- F+ (F augmented) contains F, A, C♯ — formula 1 3 ♯5.
- How do you play F+ on guitar?
- A common shape is 103221 (low E to high E, x = muted string, open position). This page shows more shapes, drop 2, drop 3 and shell voicings in the interactive library.
- What scale goes with F+?
- Good choices to solo over F+: F Whole tone, F Lydian augmented, F Ionian ♯5.