Chord homonym
A chord's homonym has the same notes, but a different root. Analogous to how various modes of a scale have the same notes, but a different tonic.
Examples: C6 and Am7 are homonyms, as are C4 and F2.
A chord's homonym has the same notes, but a different root. Analogous to how various modes of a scale have the same notes, but a different tonic.
Examples: C6 and Am7 are homonyms, as are C4 and F2.