Drop 2 and Drop 3 Guitar Chord Voicings

Drop 2 and Drop 3 chords are the most common types of voicings you use as a guitarist when playing Jazz. In fact, many people play them without even being aware of it. Chances are that most of the “Jazz chords” you may already know will be one of these two types. 
Whether for the accompaniment of a soloist or for your own solo improvisations, there is no way around them. But what to do after you have already mastered the standard grips? 
You may want to develop and expand your harmonic vocabulary and create your own unique musical language, just like other harmony instruments do, such as pianists. If so, this book may be able to help you.
In this reference work you will find all possible four-note chords that can be made using tones of the major scale and its modes, the melodic/harmonic minor scale, the harmonic major scale and the symmetric scales.
If you are one of those ambitious, intermediate or advanced professional players who want to explore new musical territories, this massive encyclopedia will be of great value.
★ Hundreds of major, minor and dominant chord diagrams to increase your harmonic vocabulary. 
★ The arrangement of the chord diagrams covers all possible and practical fingerings for each chord.
★ See how each voicing is played on the upper 4 strings as well as on the middle and lower 4 strings.
★ For every advanced and professional (jazz)-guitarist who wants to be provided with chords for his whole life.