ChordBuddy “MADE IN THE USA” - Guitar Learning with Songbook, Lesson Plan, App, and Right Handed ChordBuddy

The item couldn’t fit my classical guitar . It’s too small . It says fits all standard guitar . I like to find one that fits a larger guitar neck . 43mm is the one I got . I need a 50mm plus unit . Can’t find one on Amazon .

First, I rarely ever leave reviews. When I was 13 I took 1 lesson and was done. I had no tone, rhythm, etc. it’s been 40 years since and I have always dreamed of playing the guitar even just hearing a few notes, sounding good. Using this add on has given me the courage to try the guitar again. It’s allowed me two things, the first, to focus my right hand on the strumming and learning how to keep a tempo. The second, building the strength in my awkward fingers. Sure guitar players will say just do finger exercises or whatever, but the exercises I’m able to do with this and the satisfaction when I play a note that sounds good is so rewarding and has brought so much excitement and interest to properly learn how to play. I think this tool really fits well for those > 21, basically adults or those who don’t have a natural ear or musical capabilities. I think for kids, they are like sponges and fine dexterity in their fingers and rhythm. I don’t think this tool would be helpful for them but hey try anythings. this is a home run for anybody that has ever been scared to try the guitar but wants to!! A great first step!!

Does what it says however you still need to learn other chords for guitar so if anything still built s your calluses up,and you can practice your strumming easier.

Excellent as good as the original

I really do believe this product will help me out. Over the years, do to some accidents I have lost a couple of finger tips. I do want to play the guitar but I can’t reach the strings to make the cords. This product I hope will solve that problem. I’m trying hard to learn to use it but haven’t gotten very far yet. I bought two of these things, one for an acoustic guitar and one for an electric guitar. I had a little trouble getting them both set up but did manage to do it. The part that pushes down on the strings is supposed to come out as you learn but in my case I don’t want them to but they continue to slide out on their own. I will never be able to play without them so this is a bit of a problem. The solution I have come up with is to glue them in permanently. Overall I think the product is a little too cheaply made. I also cannot read music and for me the book lessons assume that I can. It needs to be dumbed down a bit. But I still plan to keep trying to learn to play using ChordBuddy.