Power Rangers - Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Theme - Guitar Tab

About Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Theme

Few TV themes from the early 90s hit as hard on guitar as this one, and at 120 BPM in E minor on standard tuning it sits in a very playable range for intermediate players. The driving force of the track is its aggressive, palm-muted power chord riff, which sits low on the neck and relies on tight right-hand muting to land that punchy, chugging feel. Letting that mute get too loose and the riff loses its punch entirely, so if you are struggling to keep the palm contact consistent through each repetition, use the Practice Toolbar to loop it slowed down until the muscle memory is solid. The lead work over the top demands some confidence with the E minor pentatonic scale and quick position shifts. Power Rangers brought Hard Rock energy to an entire generation of kids, and nailing this theme on guitar rewards you with one of the most immediately recognisable riffs in television history.

• The main riff is built on palm-muted power chords in E minor, so tight right-hand muting technique is the core skill to develop.
• Played in E Standard tuning at 120 BPM, the tempo is moderate enough to learn cleanly before pushing up to full speed.
• The lead melody sits comfortably within the E minor pentatonic scale, making it a practical riff for players building soloing vocabulary.