4.8 rating out of 3359 reviews
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Dan S
I joined over a week ago -- I've watched my guitar collect dust for years and decided that TAC would help start a consistent practice routine for me. I flew through the 30-day content quickly because I wanted to do the 5-day challenge before the New Year and start in with the weekly challenges this week. I definitely liked the 5-day challenges, so as an indication of what's to come, I'm quite excited.
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Big G
After watching my beautiful Gibson Hummingbird sit on the wall along with my Les Paul I decided it was finally time to get more serious. I know the basics so went through the 30 days in a week - but I did make a concentrated effort to not skip any basics and found some new techniques / tactics that I haven’t used in the past - so that was good. I am now on the 5 day. What has been more than helpful is the “pick it up for a least 10 minutes every day” rule. That is developing a better habit and routine - and today I found myself running through the strings for a couple of hours. I am looking forward to how the course progresses - but for the time being I would highly recommend it to beginners or those “getting back in”.
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John King
I joined TAC four years ago. My initial goal was limited, to learn the basics and be able to play some simple songs, the stereotypical 'campfire guitar player'. Through TAC, I not only achieved my original objective, but now see myself as a 'guitarist' capable of continual growth. I find that playing the guitar is a great metaphor for life. There is no destination or end-game, only the journey. And that journey is fun, marked by new learnings, the inspiration of overcoming challenges, and moments of success. Tony and the online TAC format creates a great learning vehicle and foundation for guitar success. WARNING: TAC can lead to 'guitar obsession'. Warning signs include constant scrolling of guitars online, spending too much time in guitar stores, and thinking about 'tone woods' in an obsessive compulsive manner. Side effects may include investing $$$ in your 'guitarsenal'!
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Neil Belman
Been here for about a week. Played in a garage band in 70s. Later played around with banjo and ukulele but fizzled out, feeling no direction or progress (even though I had teachers). This feels more sustainable/directed. Didn’t hesitate once I saw the intro video. Everybody moving forward and working on their own personal challenges. For now, I’m working on accurately/consistently getting bass note in a boom chick. Plenty of other stuff beyond that. And it doesn’t hafta be perfect. Just good enough! Looking ahead to progress on this “guitar journey.”
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Rolando Rosario
I started my first lesson on last Sunday now its been a week of lesson so far it's been exciting and am slowly lerning. I love that the lesson are only 10 min and your teaching style is very simple that I can follow a
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Rick
Last lessons had us playing solo on the B and high E strings fretting 4 and 6. So I'm just messing around today playing and hammering on and pulling off randomly, and I hear Stairway to Heaven coming through!!! Cool I thought.So I look up the tab for the song, and it's played right in there with a few notes outside of 4 and 6 frets.This is the kind of thing that TAC does for you..... trains your ear (Fretboard Wizard flashback).Man... what a great feeling.
