4.9 rating out of 2791 reviews
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C. Springer
Tony - I was attracted to TAC because it seemed a well-conceived, developed, and thoughtfully organized platform. After finishing the 30-day challenge I am impressed and happy with the decision! This morning I received the first daily challenge e-mail right on queue and I appreciate the supportive yet not overbearing tone...and am excited to see the songs we are targeting - you have good taste! ; )
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Shane Hebert
Preliminarily, Good so far…I’ve decided to take 30 day beginner guitar course 1st, before T. A. C. but if T. A. C. is similar to the Guitar In 30 Days course then it’ll be great. The 30 day course is structured so that you get baby sized bites to digest, which means that you start to make progress almost right away, which is awesome! 😎
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David Sylvester
It is difficult to say too much after only one week, but the experience is positive to this point. I would like to reserve a more definitive opinion with relevant detail after the first month or so.
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David Nieder
I didn’t hesitate to sign up for TAC, I signed up as soon as I found it! I completely identified with what you were describing in the ad I signed up right away. I really enjoy the your method of teaching as it exposes the many different skills required to be a guitar player. Your method provides a guided path to be able to actually play some real music! Imagine that! I like to keep going back and reviewing all the past lessons and repeating the different skills. It’s amazing how much better I’ve gotten by doing this. I think TAC is great for the beginning and intermediate players because it offers a guided path for improvement.
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Jennifer C
I became a lifetime member when I signed up because Tony explained the program well, shared success stories, geared the training toward people who have started and stopped many times throughout their lives. I am one week in and have never felt more like a guitar player than I do now.
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Bruce Taylor
I’m about a month and a half into “30 Days to Play.” I'm a 75 y/o retired surgeon with arthritic fingers (like they say about cars: it’s not the years, it’s the mileage), so it’s slow going. Currently struggling with the dreaded F chord. But I’m loving it. Your approach to learning is spot on (short sessions, consistently every day). The first few weeks were a little bumpy, but now that it’s become part of my daily routine, most days I can’t wait to pick up the guitar.
