Guitar Chord Poster Chart - Beginners Guide to Chord Progressions, Play Sequence in Any Key, Master Guitar Fretboard Notes & Circle of Fifths for Learning Acoustic & Electric Guitar

Great tool for any level guitar player. Not cluttered with too much info...very "user friendly". Cards are waterproof and fairly stiff, so they should last a while.

It's an awesome wall chart..!I got this as a gift. But they had no wall space in the tiny rented room to view it. So forced to return.

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The chart is packaged well and shipped in a sturdy tube. The chart is laminated and should be good for long-term use. 16x24 looks bigger in the picture than it actually is...works well in a small studio but may not work well if intended to present in a classroom. Margins are narrow, even with narrow framing, results in hiding the top edge of the Circle of 5ths.

I have this tacked to my music room wall. I love the finger numbering and the X and O at the top of each chord example so you know which stings to strum.

It’s made on really great tough paper material!

It's pretty important to have a chord poster stuck on the wall. It doesn't take long to have every chord you normally use drilled into your memory and muscle memory. My problem is I forget what those chords are called. I know what to do with my hands, but if someone says "play a blah blah blah chord" that's pretty much what I hear - "blah blah blah". Gotta go look at the poster and realize "oh! they want that one."The printing on the poster is pretty good. Everything is clear and all. I wish the material wasn't so glossy. Not a big deal though.

While the poster itself is a wildly helpful reference, comes at a good price, and feels sturdier than the average poster, I don't love it as much as I hoped to. Getting it to lay flat took about 4 times longer than most posters I've owned. It bills itself as tearproof, and that's a pretty big stretch. It also isn't a standard size (like 18x24 or 27x40, it's 16x24), so it won't fit any standard poster frames.Still, it comes with its own adhesive pads for hanging, is almost impossible to damage during shipping, and simplifies chords at a glance. I'd recommend it mostly for its educational value, but would warn that you can't be far from it and expect to read it clearly (due to it being slightly smaller than a mid-sized poster).