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Appreciate it dude!

Thank you sir! You're the man :)

@robinanderson1115 Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it & thanks for subscribing 😊

Thanks for the feedback! I did want to get into other aspects but the video was so long I decided to bail on that idea lol. At least on this wah, the voice doesn't snap until you're almost all the way down on the toe - maybe that's why it seems like I'm tapping, I do know how to use a wah 😂. If you check about 8:00 mins in I was trying to see where the wah is Wahing since this was my first encounter with the pedal after unboxing. I think the taps you noticed are actually me feeling it out, but yea that might come off as noobish 😂

@@gplunky thank you 🎸🎶👽😂

@@MosesRoopchand thank you! 🙏

Gracias!

I agree! Thank you 🙏

Thank you Nestor! 🤟

@GT60RIDER thank you my friend!

Thank you!

@@nestormartinez2303 thank you! 😊

@perado777 great to hear my friend, thank you!

Awesome, I'm glad it helped! Just keep at it, and you'll be bending in no time! Thank you for the feedback too, truly appreciated 🙏

@@nestormartinez2303 thanks bro!

That depends on what your goal is on guitar. The first two strings are a good start, but using those 2 and then looking for Octaves isn't always fast enough. Ideally all strings should be memorized.

Hey Paul, sorry - I don't have a lefty version - but I've got a lot of left handed students that don't seem to have any trouble using them as is. I suppose they're just used to reading the charts based on the righty perspective though.

Thank you!

Hey Billy! Thanks for the reply. Yes, I made sure to mention it is up until the 12th fret both in the video & on my Amazon Description page. I can understand your concern about this and I did consider including notes past the 12th fret originally, but decided that going to the 12th fret was most effective - I'll tell you why. In my years of teaching I've watched a few hundred people (in person) train on memorizing the fretboard. It is incredibly difficult for most people to memorize 12 note locations in the short term for one note (2 locations on each string for each note, sometimes 3 locations if you have 24 frets). Multiply that by 12 and you'll see how incredibly difficult it is to cover all the notes. I did find that most people can memorize 1 location for each note and that the open strings were an easy +1 to memorize that the octave is on the 12th fret. This approach has worked extremely well for my students. Once a student gets the first half of the fretboard down, I explain that the fretboard simply repeats after the 12th fret, so all the work you put into the first half of the Fretboard is transferred to the 2nd half. I hope that helps! I appreciate you commenting on here, thank you!

@@RichardFreeman thanks for the feed back. Time to make a second deck

@@billieschultz1352 What would you like to see in a second deck?

@@RichardFreeman not complaining now that you clear it up but ...maybe....if you can think of something. If not, I guess I'll come up with something on my own.

Great product. Well thought out. Thanks!

Hey Jamin, Thanks for the comment, I really appreciate it. I hope the cards serve you well, they have helped my students out tremendously. If you have any questions or need clarification feel free to email me or post the question on here and I'll make sure to respond. Rock on 🎸🎶🎶

Thank you Jure! I hope all is well man 🤘

Thank you!