TiMitA Guitar Chords Chart & Guitar Rhythm Chart Poster, Contains Guitar Chords, Guitar Scales, Guitar Sweeps Picking Techniques Exercises, Guitar Fretboard Notes, Circle of Fifths Wheel

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This arrives really nicely packaged in a square heavy paper envelope measuring measuring approx 33cm x 32cm & almost a centimetre deep.If you buy others in the series they come in identical envelopes & the only way to tell what the contents are is by reading the barcode sticker on the back of the plastic covering over the envelope.It does look like it is a good quality product before you even open the packet & I was expecting to be really happy with this.Inside, the 2 posters are folded & when unfolded, the creases caused by folding, which look like I'll never quite manage to get them out are really pronounced.None seem to fall on text or notes that would be obscured though so I think some real thought has gone into the layout of these.They are designed for Right Handed players & come with a free guitar pick.The fabric these are printed on is tough, it feels plastic & also a bit like canvas in it's texture.It is wipe clean & I tested both with a regular damp cloth & a Dettol wipe - neither did any damage to the print.It sort of reminds me of those heavyweight reusable plastic tablecloths you can buy.Each poster is massive - about 1 metre 20cm across & 60cm high.The print is large so would be ideal in a classroom as you can see it pretty clearly without being right up close.These are jam packed with useful information but not suitable for use in isolation if you are a beginner.You would need a book, video or teacher to explain what each thing means to really benefit from this.I think these would be best used on the wall of a school music room or a teachers studio, where the teacher could explain what each thing means.They are tough, durable, wipe clean, clear & nicely laid out.

There is a massive amount of information on these TiMitA Guitar Chords Chart & Guitar Rhythm Chart Poster covering an area of 16 square feet! Very useful when learning guitar chords.It is worth noting that they are designed for the right handed player. I am left handed but decided to learn as a right hander so these are ok for me.The two posters are presented on a laminated fabric which can be folded to the sections you are interested in. They look to be very durable and should last for years. The posters arrive in a heavy duty paper envelope which (if you don't hang them on the wall) would be useful to store them in. Unfortunately, the company chose to seal this with double sided sticky tape which is difficult to open and remove without damaging the envelope. This could have been done so much better with a string and toggle closure.My concern is that I wouldn't find them all that useful as posters as I would want to be sitting down with my guitar and not standing facing the wall when using them. Although I can see them on the wall of a music teachers class. I would use them folded in front of me. But then a book would probably work better?The price looks about right as they are a quality product, but think hard about how you would use them before making a purchase.

This guitar chord chart comes in a strong, cardboard envelope and inside you’ll find 2x wall charts, sticky back dots, and a guitar pick. The envelope is sealed with double sided tape so is difficult to open without damaging the envelope, which is a shame as it’s a nice envelope and would be great to store the charts if you don’t hang them on your wall. The charts are folded inside the envelope and the creases are a little annoying as the charts look really nice, but the creases detract from the beauty of them. The folds aren’t over any of the print though, so the folding has been done carefully, with planning as each section is withing a fold.The charts have a plastic feel to them but also reminds me of a canvas due to the texture. They are waterproof and the print doesn’t come off when wiped with a damp cloth. One of the charts shows your basic guitar notes, chords, and scales and the other shows guitar rhythms and finger picking. This is aimed at the beginner and gives you an essential basic guide to follow while you get accustomed to guitar playing. If you are an absolute beginner, then you’ll need to look online to understand how to read them but if you’ve used online tabs before, you’re part way there to understanding these charts.I’ve hung these up in my room and I go through a couple of chords and rhythms to warm up with before I go off and learn some other track I like. I find them really useful and since they’re on my wall, they are easy to refer to. An excellent idea and very handy while learning…

This set of two posters are huge at 4' by 2' in size. They cover all of the chords, turning, rhythms and pick techniques. As posters go they are very comprehensive without everything being too small to read. They're a great alternative to an instruction book. For the beginner, a poster might not be the best way to learn initially but alongside tuition/videos/etc. these work very well. They could even be used as a reminder for more seasoned players. From a distance, the posters do look quite busy but the layout is very effective.

This guitar chord poster set comes with two posters, one for chords and and one for rhythm. There are all the essential theories on these two posters. This is a great teaching tool for school's music rooms but I am putting this up to teach my children guitar myself, plenty of information.What I like is the packaging of the posters, it looks like a vinyl sleeve. The 'paper' they used seems to have vinyl coating which is quick thick and not easy to rip. The package also comes with some doubled sided dots for hanging and one free guitar 'pick'.Back in the days when learnt guitar I just pick it up and learn how to read tab on guitar magazines, never really know much about theory and scales until recently, so I was never really good at it. This is a great tool to start my children's guitar lesson on the right foot, high quality and concise charts that I highly recommend!