I'm a long time "musician" (piano and trumpet through high school) so I read music and understand the theory. Been playing the guitar for 3 years (after a VERY long hiatus). My wife bought me a Taylor 215 CE Koa for Christmas 3 years ago and I've been trying to take the next step so I thought I'd give it a try. While some of the lessons are very basic I love the concept of playing for 10 minutes EVERY day! I'm progressing well and so far there hasn't been any "oh I can't do this" moments. I'm retired so unless I have something out of town I try and play every day. I looked up the fretboard wizard but honestly didn't feel the price was worth it since I already have the theory.....
3 weeks ago
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larry green
So far so good! Literally started at 0 am now working on the 12 bar blues shuffle. So much fun. I really think i can do this
3 weeks ago
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Barbara Close
Tony, you have such a great way to make beginners feel comfortable! When you say "You're a Guitar Player", I absolutely feel it. Thank you. I am having so much fun learning the Blues. I am even practicing more than 10 minutes. YAY!
4 weeks ago
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Eric
I had just started and after I just after I finished the first lesson my string broke so I started up yesterday and I’m excited to finally learn guitar
4 weeks ago
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Jeff T.
Hey Tone I feel like I've already answered this inquiry. But as an afterthought I'd like to add - in addition to my pursuit of fulfilling a lifelong dream (we're talking more than 40 years of one way; some day). In the fall of 2025 I started taking my first face-to-face guitar lessons. My instructor is first a friend. He is also a K-12 guitar teacher -and- a professional musician. He frequently plays in one of several cantinas here in QRO, MX. In the short time I've been delving into TAC I feel as if I've learned more with TAC than I have in 6 months of weekly 1:1 lessons. #thankful
a month ago
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Pat Murphy
I really like the TAC program. This is my first time playing guitar and I feel like I'm making some nice progress. Finding it hard to find the time to be more consistent.