4.8 rating out of 3229 reviews
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Ralph Tolli
Hey Tony. I have been a member for a couple months and love it. I was a little hesitant to sign up, I am on a tight budget so putting out the money in one shot was kind of hard but really glad I got, I really enjoyed the experience. They are days I just think there is no way but the way each day is explained makes it seem possible. I still have trouble with the dam F cord but working on it. I really enjoyed the Neil Young week and the B B King blues stuff a lot. The whole class has been awesome. I am always excited to go play So glad I signed up. Thanks Ralph
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Warren Voegele
Not sure how I got on your newbie list as I have been with TAC more than 4 yearsHowever for those looking for the place that will get you on track…. Stick with TAC.
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Mark Nolen
I only have a week under my belt so I don’t have much to write. I think I’m going to slow down a bit and maybe take a couple days to absorb the lessons. My fingers are so uncoordinated and the fingers ability to stretch is not good. But in time I know things will begin to change for the better.I gotta say yesterday I had fun with The Blues Boogey. It’s a excellent finger exercise and once I had the patterns down I felt like I was really doing something on my guitar. I yelled out to my wife who was in the kitchen and said HEY, DID YOU HEAR THAT? She said yeah that was really good. 👍 😊So there you have my first week. I’m coming from FENDER PLAY, which was a good program and affordable but this program seems like it’s been very thought out and I just feel good about it.Lord willing I will become a decent guitarist. I’m 67, pushing 68, and have no intention of a band. I just want to keep my mind active and learn something new. I wish I would have did this as a kid
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Dave
I’ve been wanting to learn to play guitar for such a long time and loved the way TAC put it across. No stress, no hassle and surprised how quickly I’m making progress without it feeling like a chore. Thanks Tony and team
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Mark Chamberlin
I’m retired and finally doing some of the things I’ve told others my whole life I’ve always wanted to do. Now, I cannot wait till it’s time to sneak off and play. I’ve tried three other online teachers/courses. That’s how I prefer to learn. Each have helped in one way or another but… What is unique about Tony’s approach is that each day’s challenge focused on a small new skill and before I knew it I was creating sounds that were parts of songs I’ve loved my whole life. How cool is that! But what’s different, what’s really happened, without realizing it I’ve learned scales, chords, notes all over the fretboard, picking techniques, strumming techniques… Doesn’t sound possible? Well, for all I knew, I was just having fun! Now it seems I know a whole lot more. And, it wasn’t tedious, and it wasn’t boring. Thanks Tony!
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Ken Walters
I played guitar (only a few chords & a couple of riffs) when I was MUCH younger. A couple times I bought a new guitar with good intentions, but ultimately to the pawn shop they went. Out of all the cites I investigated, yours was the the one that attracted my attention. I really like that you start from scratch and with “baby steps”. Easily being overwhelmed is what led to past failure. I feel that creeping up even now but your teaching style helps get past it. I’m all in this time and looking forward. Starting out slow. I’m 75 Y.O. & likely will never have another opportunity. I can tell that your heart is in it. Thank you for another chance.
