E 13sus4 — E9 Pedal Steel

E 13sus4 stacks E – F# – A – B – C# – D. One bar position on the E9 neck's ten strings sounds exactly that set: fret 10. Each chart shows where the bar lies and which strings the picks sound — tap one to hear it.

These charts are the E9 neck with every pedal up and every knee lever at rest — F#-D#-G#-E-B-G#-F#-E-D-B from string 1 inward — B-D-E-F#-G#-B-D#-E-F#-G# in pitch order, because string 3 sits above strings 1 and 2. The bar lies straight across all ten strings and the picks choose which of them speak; a string whose note is not in the chord stays silent.

That is only the starting point on a pedal steel. Each pedal and lever retunes a few strings while it is held, so the same bar position spells a different chord with a foot or a knee engaged. The copedent page for this neck works out every combination, and where any chord sits with them.

The copedent adds more: with B pedal engaged the bar finds it at fret 10, one of 5 bar positions that some combination of this neck's pedals and levers reaches.