Learn To Play Guitar Like Jimi Hendrix For Less Than $30!
Is Jamorama, a popular guitar-learning kit available for download online, worth a buy?
Well, if you're a beginner guitar player (and by that, I mean you know NOTHING about playing the guitar!), then Jamorama, at only $29.95, is really worth a look.
But is the full product, which you have to pay a meager price for, worth your hard-earned money?
Well, I've just finished looking at Ben Edwards' latest developments to his guitar learning package.
HIGH POINTS
This product has me quite excited because it is so different from anything I have seen in a long time. In fact, that is why I have taken the time to sit and tell you all about it.
This package is so different from the monotony of products that come past me, that it caught my attention from the beginning. Ben has built on his previous products, Learn to Play Guitar with Jamorama books, and developed his product a lot further. It's a lot more mature and efficient, with the addition of some really handy software tools to help you learn quickly (such as Metronome and the fantastic Jayde Music Pro--very cool).
The three books, Learn to Play Guitar with Jamorama for Beginners, Intermediate and Advanced, are already proving to be one of the most popular guitar learning guides on the internet. I can see why they're so popular: they're easy, fun, and seem to work.
In addition to this, Mr. Edwards and Jamorama have also developed two exclusive computer games to aid learning of musical notes, both in transcribing and in reading written music. These games make the monotony of learning to read music fun, and also enable students to develop their ear for transcribing their favorite songs from the radio.
Both games are well presented, and are invaluable in developing the key skills necessary in being a better musician. Really, especially as a beginner, I found these tools priceless to my development.
Oh yeah, you might also find this useful: A further bonus available to customers is a free online consultation to students who may have specific concerns or problems to address. This is very popular with hard to solve problems. On top of that, I got my answers within just a few hours, and the reply was very personal and helpful.
LOW POINT
For me, the low point is just the Members Area. It's a bit too full. But really, once you get your way around, it's no big deal. Better too much information than too little, right?
OVERALL
Once you find what you need, it won't really matter. Everything works as it should, and it's easy enough to download everything.
If you're a beginner who's serious about learning to play guitar like me, this package is worth a look. If you're not happy, just take advantage of the money-back guarantee. I didn't have to, but if you're worried about losing your money, it's there.
Jamorama is, in short, full of good, quality information, and most importantly, it is applied in a manner that is both fun and maximizes the learning progression of guitar students.
And I think that's what really counts, wouldn't you agree?
