I have learned more in the short time since I started TAC than all my combined knowledge I had before joining TAC. What I like so far is everything is structured and builds on what was previously covered. I was not sure the TAC program was for me, but Tony described all the pitfalls I had already experienced. It was like he was talking directly to me. I think anybody that really wants to learn the guitar would be miles ahead in their guitar journey by becoming a part of TAC and all it has to offer. A bargain at any price.

It's a great way to learn the guitar, I have been wanting to learn guitar for years and until joining TAC I was just wasting time looking at videos online where I learned nothing. His method of daily lessons and the constant contact and support is just fantastic! I feel like a guitar player after only a few days. In addition, the instant feeling of being part of such a great group of players adds to the feeling I can do it. I am a professional drummer playing over 40 years, now I feel I can really start expanding my musical ears thanks to TAC. Thanks so much! John

I'm an older player, been playing since my teens. As my hands have aged a bit, the pain has affected the joy I get from playing. Since doing the TAC, I've noticed that the daily exercises have been helping my hands to limber-up and have made it more fun for me to play. I recommend it for any guitar players who wan to 'up their game'.

I played guitar while in high school but was not very accomplished. Gave up and sold most everything in college. Started to get back about 15 years ago but became quickly frustrated. About 5 years ago my wife bought me several months of lessons from a very accomplished musician. (Mick Hayes) I have stuck with him once a week since then. I discovered your videos and Acoustic Tuesday about two years ago. I enjoyed the sense of community and your approach but felt that TAC was geared for real beginners. Recently I was feeling really in a rut and knew I needed something to jump start me to a new level. I am an intermediate player with good chord and fretboard knowledge. Understand the CAGED system and other voicings along with unusual chords like diminished, sus and 6th, 7th, 9th and 13ths . Pretty good with scales and have about 50 songs I can play reasonably well. But I was weak on accuracy and technique and had a scattered approach to practice. I decided to give TAC a try, starting at the second level. I figured the price was very affordable and with no risk with the money back guarantee. I started in a few weeks ago expecting to be able to whiz right through the lessons. Was I wrong! The daily lessons are excellent. Well structured, challenging and focused on accuracy and technique. Each day, I run through all the previous lessons as a warm up for the new lesson of the day. It's focused my practice that now often extends to an hour and a half to two hours a day. In just two weeks I see noticeable improvement and new skills. I think the TAC course is a truly exceptional value and would recommend it to any guitar player who is serious about improving their guitar life!

I have been following Acoustic Tuesday for about 2 years now. During this time I was taking various lessons from a couple of different instructors. These were OK but all seemed to lack structure. They focused on songs and unrelated scales – none of which was getting me very far. Understand that in November of this year I will be celebrating my 80th birthday. What I do on or with my guitar is just for me. I don't plan on being a star of stage or screen. My guitar learning and playing has to be organized, structured and fun. When I looked at TAC, Tony's 30 Day Challenge, learning the basics with lots of opportunities to improve and and enjoy the guitar, I was hooked and ready for fun.. What I like most about TAC is the clear, step by step teaching method, good video visuals, practice opportunities and tabs. I also love the daily nudges with the technique videos, supported by the Acoustic Life Journal I believe that beginner guitar players would get a lot out of this series of instruction. I also believe that guitarist like myself who know some stuff, as well as more experienced guitars would benefit greatly from the structure, clarity and consistence of this series of TAC courses.

Steps to improve your guitar playing and your attitude towards yourself as a player.

I used to follow all the ads to do this or do that. Tony says keep it simple, concentrate on only what is important for you.

Great lessons for players of any level that want to improve their knowledge base and load up their tool box.