Guitar Fretboard Stickers, with Guitar Chord Chart,Color Coded Note Decals Guitar Tools for Learner Practice Fit 6 Strings Guitar (2*Stickers+1*Chords Map+6*Picks)

It work great for younger students and older learners too! Sticks pretty good ,but also fairly easy to remove when you're sure you don't need the cheaters anymore! Sticks on and is small enough that it doesn't fall off, thin and easy to stick on, different colors so you can visually see where your fingers go!

My kids love this and the pick variety

When I first opened these i was disappointed because I thought every note was an individual sticker but upon installing I understood why. I was able to slide these right under my strings without even loosening them. I even messed up and put 2 on upside down not paying attention and was able to pull them off and stick them back on with no issues or residue on my guitar. These have brought my understanding of the fret board to a new level and I recommend these to any guitarist trying to learn theory.

It’s a decent product. I’m still having some issues with the fingertip protectors but not sure it’s me or the product. Everything else is good.

I’m new to learning guitar so I definitely needed to work with different pics to see what works for me and definitely the better I get the more variety I need. I feel like as far as the pics go you kind of change them up with your comfortability as you get better. I love chart. It came with because I can hang it up on my wall, as you can see, and it’s got me really familiar with the chords but if I forget one while I’m playing a song, I can just look up and pick it right back up. I put a few of the stickers on, but I haven’t went full-blown with all of them yet, but I really want to.

The finger covers are too big. Other than that it's nice

I'm learning to play guitar and this is helpful to get the finger tip grips that you need to play the chords properly. I love the chord chart but I was told by a couple of different guitar players that the stickers won't be super helpful on the neck of the guitar since you can't really see them. I tend to agree that muscle habit will be the best practice to learn chords - just study the chord chart and practice one note at a time and dedicate about 20-30 minutes a day to guitar. Also, try an electric guitar for starters since it's known to be easier on the fingertips than an acoustic.

As a beginner, I was looking for a way to quickly identify notes In an easy way that did not include me writing on my guitar. This package is exactly what I need and more. I have not installed all of the stickers, yet, I kept with the basics. But whether a beginner or advanced. This package will help you in a lot of ways. Good quality stickers, beautiful font, and colors, and a strong yet not damaging adhesive

Gute Hilfe, mit der Zeit merkt man sich Noten beim spielen.

I am a self taught guitar player and with these stickers, it really helps me play In tune, and I can make up melodies easier.

I recently had the opportunity to try out the Guitar Fretboard Stickers, a color-coded note decal set with a chords scale chart, designed specifically for beginners. Here's a rundown of my experience: Delivery and Packaging: The package arrived promptly and was well-protected. The stickers and accompanying chart were enclosed in a simple, yet effective, plastic sleeve, ensuring they weren't creased or damaged during transit. There was no excessive packaging, which is always a plus. First Impressions: Looks and Feel Upon opening, the stickers immediately caught my eye with their vibrant, distinct colors. Each note and chord shape was clearly distinguishable, which is crucial for a learning aid. The material felt thin yet durable, suggesting they wouldn't interfere with the feel of the fretboard while still being resistant to wear and tear. The adhesive seemed strong enough to hold them in place without leaving a sticky residue when removed. The accompanying scale chart was equally well-designed, with clear, easy-to-read diagrams. Application and Use: Applying the stickers was a straightforward process. The individual decals peeled off easily and adhered smoothly to the fretboard, without any bubbles or misalignment. The color-coding immediately transformed my guitar, making it visually intuitive for identifying notes and understanding chord shapes. I primarily used these stickers for a few key learning scenarios: Beginner Chord Practice: For someone just starting, identifying where to place fingers for chords can be a struggle. These stickers instantly remove that guesswork. The color-coded notes made it incredibly easy to see the correct finger positions for basic chords like G, C, and D, speeding up the learning curve significantly. Note Recognition: Before these stickers, finding specific notes on the fretboard was a slow, deliberate process. With the stickers, it became a game of "find the color," making note recognition much faster and more enjoyable. This was particularly helpful when trying to follow simple melodies. Scale Exploration: The accompanying chord scale chart was an excellent complement. Once I had a basic understanding of notes from the fretboard stickers, I could reference the chart to see how those notes fit into various scales. This visual connection between individual notes on the fretboard and their place within a scale was invaluable for understanding music theory in a practical way. Overall Impression: These Guitar Fretboard Stickers are a game-changer for beginner guitarists. Their thoughtful design, ease of use, and clear visual cues actively engage the learner and remove common frustrations associated with the initial stages of guitar playing. They transform the abstract concept of notes and chords into a tangible, color-coded map, accelerating the learning process and boosting confidence. If you're struggling to get started on the guitar, or know someone who is, these stickers are an incredibly effective and affordable solution.

Pour ceux qui veulent progresser pas trop stagner

Todo bien, aunque a menos que toques frente a un espejo no puedes apreciar bien los stickers.