A Review Of Jamplay Guitar Lessons - By: Ed Haas

If you have been surfing the web looking for help to learn how to play guitar, I am sure that you have found so much information that it is confusing to know what avenue to pursue. I am writing this review of Jamplay because I have been very happy with it.
Jamplay is a ground-breaking approach to learning guitar online. It is not a down loadable program or a physical product that you receive in the mail. Jamplay is a members only interactive website for guitar instruction. The website is massive but it has been very well planned so it is very easy to navigate. When you become a member of this site you are not just signing up for guitar lessons, you become part of a community of thousands of guitar students and about 24 different guitar instructors. You are able to talk to other students and the staff in the live chat room. There is also a forum for you to post any questions or problems you might be having on any of the lessons.

There is currently over 350 hours of video lessons and this is being added to all the time. Each video lesson is accompanied by a written lesson plan, exercises, and diagrams. As of this writing there are 24 different instructors, each one specializing in a certain aspect or style of guitar playing. They cover just about every genre of music and style of play. What I really like about this site is that you are able to ask the instructors questions, so you will never be left on your own if you don't understand something about a certain lesson. For most questions that are asked they will make a video response that all members can view. A lot of the questions you have will already have a video answer to view.
A unique feature to Jamplay is the progress reports you can set up on your profile page. It is a nice feature that helps keep you motivated about learning guitar.

There are a lot of extra features that you have access to such as:
A chord library
A scale library
Backing tracks
Metronome
Guitar tuner

The pricing for jamplay is very reasonable. It is a monthly subscription fee of 19.99, or you can pay quarterly or annually and the rates are cheaper. Considering a half hour private lesson will cost you at least 20 dollars this is a great deal. Of course you can unsubscribe at any time and they also have a no questions asked 100% money back guarantee.

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