for Guitar

Brilliant

Good product and acts as a cappo as well. Downside is that there are limited chords and none are minor chords.

It got here on time and I use it on my guitar and I am very satisfied with it to

I was astonished at the poor quality of this item. Immediately upon unwrapping the package I noticed that it has that 1980s "RONCO" appearance, complete with faded and stained box, out of date photo, and emblazoned with "As seen on TV". Inside the package was a "songbook" which appeared to have been typed on an actual typewriter and copied on an antique Xerox machine showing which chords to strum while singing the titles, many of which were popular during the Civil War in the vein of "Hand Me Down My Walking Cane", "Ain't Gwine to Study War No More" and similar. For a device intended for the beginner player the explanation of which paddle presses which fin and the chord it is supposed to produce is more complicated than actually learning to play! Upon assembly I noticed first that it does not fit "any" guitar. Mine is a standard classical guitar made by Ibanez. The strings are too far apart for the fins on this product to press them correctly. The product is basically several plastic paddles with vertical fins below each which, when pressed, are intended to depress the guitar strings. As they are made of hard plastic these fins easily slip right off the strings. That's if you can manage to press them given that the product is so large that it is harder to get your fingers around it than it is to get into position on the strings themselves and given that the attachment scheme is unreliable and wobbles around on the neck. Finally, there are rubber lining strips which are supposed to protect the back of the neck and the face of the strings from the device itself. These fail to stay attached to the device. All in all this device has the look and feel of one of those disappointing things we used to buy through ads in the back of comic books (remember those X-Ray glasses?) and then weren't surprised when they arrived and we found they did not live up to the hype. However, those items were generally priced at 50 cents, not 25.00 I requested a return for refund and the seller offered a refund but did not want the product back.

I was expection an easy to use item that would help me learn the chords as well. The plastic is kinda flimsy & without the guide book you don't know what you are playing. Would have returned it but due to an emergency I ran out of time.

This item has really helped me learn the cords it such a short amount of time. Sure i wont need it once i get going. I know its cheating buy hey i am playing.

Neat little toy for a kid to play with thinking he/she may become the next country music star. I think it was designed specifically for acoustic guitars, not electric. The (vocal instruction) CD that came with it also indicates that it was meant for country-style music and the thick Oklahoma-accented instructor did not not impress me with his musical intelligence. The product feels very cheap as well. I don't wanna tighten the screws too much in fear that the POS will break thru the plastic threading. I don't recommend this unless your kid wants to pretend and you have a Jackson you want to waste.

came in great shape and on time works really good i am very pleased with it how well built it was yall did great job all away around thinks