4.8 rating out of 3359 reviews

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Kenneth Waldron
Obviously I chose you and your method…so I think it’s right for me as an older beginner. My reasoning, 1st I like who I’m dealing with, 2nd are the tools available for me to access. Price is also a major concern. I live in the Philippines so many things are not easy…for an American you need to learn patience and acceptance. Last week we lost access to the internet for 3 days…music stores do not have Luthiers. Groups playing and critiquing each other is a valuable tool…but due to time zones live groups…I have to pass…I learned from competing in MMA in the past you learn the most from actual performance…even when you have a loss. I’m using an iPhone in a very cramped bedroom…for lessons…so a nice pic is a little bit difficult. Pushing is fine but I still have a slow pace @ 74 years old. Thank you for the instruction so far…no I’ll never quit…I also am learning keyboard and harmonica.
8 hours ago
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Jeff Millard
In my second week and I have to say this method just seems to work. I have dabbled with guitar at different periods throughout my life but always seemed to get information overload and fall out of it. The TAC approach of dividing skills out with manageable tasks that build on each other has me way farther than I thought I could ever be in just two weeks.
19 hours ago
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Peter Chapin
I'll be 65 next month. I got my 1st guitar when I was 7. Over the years, I tried other lessons, friends teaching me a bit, or looking on line for a song or two, but I would stop and forget what i learned. Tony has done a great job putting together the TAC system. He is good at explaining that some difficulty and frustration is normal and not to expect immediate perfection but keep moving forward and most of all, just have fun. I think the TAC system is great for beginners that have never picked up a guitar and for those like myself, who have been around a guitar for years but only picked up a little here and there. I'm lexcited and looking forward to actually learning to play the guitar this time using the TAC program. Good job Tony.
a day ago
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Michon Sentner
It's been nearly 2 weeks. And although I have guitar experience, I have already learned so much. It's just hard not to move to the next lesson too quickly. Great way to get back onto playing, or start playing, as Tony breaks it down into easy to learn and manage lessons. Start with the basics, learn at your own pace.
5 days ago
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Ron Harper
I have had several graduate psychology courses so I knew in my head that Tony was correct and discussing having fun instead of working at the guitar yes I knew it in my head but not really in my heart. I did get injured in the end of the first week by having my middle finger tip cut fairly sharply and it still hasn’t healed so I am behind where I wanted to be in terms of schedule, but I went out last night and started messing around with the guitar doing some some work and just absolutely having a ball so I want to assure anyone reading this that what Tony teaches does in fact work the other thing about it is he stays in touch with us and we know that he has our back he has a student for life
6 days ago
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Patti B
So far, I have learned so much and some of it a little too fast for comfort. I am trying to apply some of the runs and strums to enhance my favorite cover songs. Also, playing solos at a real basic level but loving it! Plan to record some backtracks of my favorite cover songs to practice soloing on. What's not to like? So worth the ride! Thanks Tony, I
a week ago
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