4.8 rating out of 3362 reviews
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Steve Gissendanner
Because I just renewed my yearly membership, for some reason the computer system thinks I'm new. I got a question about how my first week went, well that was several years ago. However, I'm staying with TAC. I have learned a tremendous amount. Even if each day is not applicable to how you play, you will learn something that is applicable to being a player. I'm going to review Fretboard Wizard for the 3rd time soon. Thanks. Steve
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William Snodgrass
The daily challenge is a bit disconcerting since I’ve always taken a “Master something new before trying another new thing.” I’m sticking with it and trusting the system
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Mike Teodori
Tony, I'm glad I joined in. I did not have intentions of on-line classes, but I watched your introduction, and I decided to go with it. I had taken lesson for the prior 3 years. I had lost someone close to me, so I stopped my lessons, and I played very little for about 6 months. I had put a lot of work into myself during the lesson times and I was losing it. That's when I saw your guitar lesson stuff on-line. I needed to get back into it. My goal is playing jazz guitar with other musicians. It's a lot more involved than I thought when I started, but I love the music, and the challenge is good for me. I like what you have to offer. It's not too much all at once and It's helping me with knowing chords on the fretboard which I have not come close to mastering. I do need to work on all of this. It's not jazz, but I'm learning to play that guitar. I'm doing my best to keep up. I roll with it on a daily basis. Your lessons are a positive drive. Thank You, always the best to you. Mike T.
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Don W Brooks
I really appreciate the way you teach at tac . Tac has helped me pick up my guitar again and actually understand how to play it. The way they teach here is not like anything I have ever seen. You will have to try it to understand the simplicity and fun that the guitar can be.
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Glen
I wouldn’t normally write a review this early on in my guitar learning journey, but TAC just feels different thus far. I got interested in learning guitar during the pandemic that began in 2020. I just never found the right program despite buying multiple books and joining several well known subscription programs. It seemed my journey consisted more of collecting guitars than collecting knowledge and skills. A week ago I joined TAC and I am excited each day to pick up a guitar and “hit play” for the day’s lesson. Knowing that just 10 minutes will help me make progress really helps the motivation, and once I have started it has always been at least half an hour. Tony’s method of teaching just really connects with me and I look forward to doing each day’s lesson and exercises. The exercises are so different than anything I’ve seen before and I’ve had several “aha” moments already. I guess you could say my mantra has become grab my guitar and hit “play” for however long
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Gregory
I’ve been a TAC member for around four years, so I am not a new member. However, I’m being texted and asked … what I think so far after a couple of TAC? Lol.Well, … in short, I consider my acoustic playing to be intermediate . But thanks to Tony, and his unique style of teaching, I’ve become a more proficient acoustic player.I admit, that in the past, I’ve had a few hick-ups in consistency, but I’m on perfect track now.Where do I begin? In following Tony’s program, I have learnt for example, the CAGE SYSTEM, for one major Win. There are many more!I think, that Tony’s 5 day lesson week routine works beautifully, and is stellar for RESULTS, when you apply oneself. By the end of a week, one can learn to play classic tune, … Like Hotel California, Old Man, Fast Car, or even Wagon Wheel. Learning Playable songs that you can play, sing, and perform to, and with other players, and most importantly, it’s important to have a repertoire of songs!
