Similar to the hammer-on, the pull-off is generally represented by the letter
p in guitar tab, appearing between the originally fretted note and the pulled-off note. So, if you were to see 9
p7,
you would fret and pick the 9th fret, then without re-picking pull off
your finger to reveal the note behind it on the 7th fret. Occasionally,
you'll see the
^ symbol used for a pull-off (eg. 9
^7).
Sometimes, in more formally printed guitar tab (like in sheet music
books or guitar magazines), you'll see pull-offs written as "slurs" (see
above), with a curved line appearing over top of the initial and
subsequent pulled-off notes.
video lesson on pull off's
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