4.8 rating out of 4257 reviews
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Bruce Moroni
Took me about a month to sign up. Couldn’t get through the information, finally just signed up. I am 72 and working through 60 years of bad habits:) day 5🎣!!
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Bob Acerno
After many years of not playing regularly, I decided to give TAC a try. I thought I was suffering from terminal uniqueness by playing, then after 30 minutes, putting it down and picking it up again weeks, sometimes months later. It got to the point the only reason I opened up my guitar case was to make sure the humidity level was correct. I signed up for the year, now that I'm retired, and just checked off day 6 and I started last Sunday (8 days ago). I remembered a lot of the stuff from years ago from the lessons in week one and two. Now that I'm into week 3 of the lessons, I found that it's almost as if he's right there with me as I'm watching the lesson, pointing out my concerns and telling me how to do it. After day 4, I needed to give my fingertips a rest, probably because I was going faster than what was suggested in the course. My enthusiasm is higher than it's been in years as we used to jam as teenagers, then life happens. Enjoy!
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Edwin Peterson
It's been an interesting 2 weeks, I first decided to get the free 5 day challenge and surprisingly I thought it was educational. I was paying $ 50.00 a week for a one hour lesson and after he decided to stop teaching I was lost just surfing youtube and talking samples of other online teaching. I found that after that first week I saw some structure to your method of teaching. I'm finishing my first week of the 30 day start up and what I like about it is that I can go back and follow up on points that I'm struggling with which makes me feel more confident and relaxed about my journey. I'm looking forward to the next three weeks. Thanks 😊
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Kris
Just joined TAC. Did the 5 day free sampler. This is exactly what I have been looking for. Can't wait to start the 30 day to play tomorrow.
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Ken Wiley
Tony does a good job keeping it interesting, lots of variations in music he selects and I’ve learned something new every week. I’m almost to my 200th session, I’ll keep going.
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Troy Jodoin
I've been a dabbler for several decades not improving at all. I did some Justin guitar and I like his enthusiasm as well as yours. What I like about your method is that you break it up into bite size chunks. It's easy to get overwhelmed if you just get the tab and have at it. I can learn that way, but I feel it takes me longer to absorb it. The fact that you also live in our beautiful state of Montana was the final kick I needed to enroll. Go Griz!
