On my chord for C#m, what does the 4fr mean?

Question

Playing some onerepublic on acoustic, and the c#m chord has a 4fr above it. What does it mean?

Answer 1

My best guess would be Fourth Fret as stated by someone else, because when a guitar has standard tuning, C#minor starts on the fourth fret with it's bass note (or tonic note). Hope that helps.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

I'm guessing the "4fr" stands for "fourth fret"- not so skilled at guitar, though, so I can't really tell you how to apply that information to what you're doing.

Answer 4

Played on the fourth fret

like this:

e------4---------

b------5---------

g------6---------

d------6--------

a------4---------

E---------------

Answer 5

It is the Fourth fret.