ChordBuddy “MADE IN THE USA” - Guitar Learning with Songbook, Lesson Plan, App, and Right Handed ChordBuddy
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Features
- RIGHT HAND CHORDBUDDY: For right handed players who strum with the right hand & make chords with left. For full size guitars measuring 1.5" - 1 7/8" across neck at nut & 4 nut to 3rd fret.
- GUITAR PRACTICE SET: Play the guitar the same day you get it with ChordBuddy, the easiest guitar learning system for all ages. As seen on Shark Tank, ChordBuddy makes mastering guitar chords simple.
- LESSONS & SONGBOOK: The 2-month lesson plan teaches beginners chord theory & how to strum patterns for 3/4 & 4/4 songs, do chords by yourself, & play basic music. Song book includes 56 songs.
- GUITAR ACCESSORIES: No more sore fingers or cramped hands, just press the buttons and play! Perform thousands of songs with the ChordBuddy & gradually remove one tab at a time to learn the chords yourself.
- VIDEO TUTORIAL: Watch and learn with the video lesson plan with the easily accessible online videos that includes visual song lessons & tutorials on how to play guitar. Made in the USA.
Description
Popularized on Shark Tank, Chord Buddy is the tried and true guitar learning method for beginners. Anyone can play the guitar with Chord Buddy, the tool that simplifies chords and strumming patterns. Made for guitarists who strum with their right hand and make chords with their left. Made for full size guitars. Will not work on half-sized or Classical guitars.
Brand: ChordBuddy
Color: Plastic
Top Material Type: plastic
Body Material: Plastic
Back Material Type: plastic
Neck Material Type: plastic
Fretboard Material Type: plastic
String Material Type: Nylon
Hand Orientation: Right
Guitar Bridge System: Fixed
Brand Name: ChordBuddy
Hand Orientation: Right
UPC: 858219002250
Manufacturer: Chord Buddy
Number of Packs: 1
Number of Items: 1
Included Components: Songbook, Lesson Plan, App
Instrument: guitar
Model Name: ChordBuddy
Model Number: CBRA
Manufacturer Part Number: CBRA
Top Material Type: plastic
Body Material Type: Plastic
Back Material Type: plastic
Neck Material Type: plastic
Fretboard Material Type: plastic
String Material Type: Nylon
Material Type: Plastic
Guitar Bridge System: Fixed
Number of Strings: 6
Instrument Size: 1.5 inches
Color: Plastic
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Great for beginners plays 4 main chords teaches strumming techniques learning through the app is definitely recommended it teaches the basics would recommend for beginners
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2026 by Amazon Customer
So I am retiring soon to sail around the world in a catamaran and forget about everything else. What better way to spend the copious time available while circling the planet at nine miles per hour than learning to play the guitar and showing off for the dolphins? Unfortunately, despite a long held desire to learn the guitar, I have the attention span of an over caffeinated squirrel, and as such I knew the patience needed to learn this skill was simply beyond me.... And then I saw the Chord Buddy. "It's cheating", said the purists. To which I thoughtfully replied, "bite me!!", and immediately ordered one, along with a tuner and a competent enough beginner level guitar (a Jasmine cutaway of some type for about $110). It all arrived in good shape, and with a pair of instructional books, although without much in the way of instructions as to how to put it on the guitar. Fortunately there are plenty of YouTube videos to solve that issue, and within half an hour (turns out I am not a very good tuner on top of having a miniscule attention span), I was hammering away at my first chords. And chords they were!! OK. I will not be impressing Mark Knoffler any time soon, but they sounded more or less how one would expect a chord to sound, and I was very pleased with myself. There was an annoying string buzz I could not get rid of, despite scouring YouTube and trying several fixes (more on that later), but after an hour or so I was belting out "Tom Dooley" (I am an artist now, so artistic license was taken in regards to "belting out"), and really rather enjoying the whole thing. But.... There's always a but. That string buzz was really annoying. I found a way to get rid of it. It involved lying the guitar across my lap and using my left thumb to, very forcefully, press the chords while I stummed across my lap. While this was functional, I know the dolphins will laugh at me when they see this, so it is not really a fix. I am not a big fellow (vertically), and have very small hands, so pressing the Buddy hard enough to avoid dead strings, or that damnable buzzing, was simply not doable. I am looking for a work around, and as I am still enjoying the progress I have made, I will continue to try and sort this out. I have thought about adding another layer of rubber to the boots on the D and B tabs to bring them closer to the strings and reduce the pressure needed, but I am not sure that will solve the issue. I will update this review as I continue, and with luck determine a way to make this innovative product more user friendly for me, and give it five stars. I think it is a great way to get your start at learning the guitar, and I am hoping I can continue to make the progress at the rate I have up until now.... And avoid laughing dolphins. 5 Day Update: Unfortunately I can't get this very annoying vibration out of the Buddy. I've looked at all the videos, both from Buddy and from other sources. Double and triple checked it's position and angle. When the buddy isn't being used the strings ring clear. During chords, the metallic vibration is very strong, and quite annoying. The only solution is an almost brutal downward pressure that is unmanageable by my pinky, and nearly so for my other fingers. I'm still looking for a way to add to the length of the booties to decrease the distance between the strings and the rubber, and maybe that will work. A bit disappointed now, as I was initially quite excited. Will update. Update (About 20 hours playing): So I contacted the Chord Buddy folks about the buzzing. They were unable to diagnose the issue, but play tested a Chord Buddy to ensure it worked, and sent it to me for free. Very nice of them indeed. The string buzzing still persists (as you can hear on the video above), but I am enjoying myself anyhow. I am thinking my tiny hands may be causing me to hit other buttons, so perhaps I should try a Ukulele (there's such a thing as a Uke Buddy), but in the meantime I chose a song I learned to show you what progress an absolute beginner had managed after 15 to 20 hours. I rather enjoy this thing, and while yes... its a bit cheaply made... It's a training aid and not supposed to last forever, and the company is attentive and helpful. Worth a shot, folks.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2024 by RP
First, I rarely ever leave reviews. When I was 13 I took 1 lesson and was done. I had no tone, rhythm, etc. it’s been 40 years since and I have always dreamed of playing the guitar even just hearing a few notes, sounding good. Using this add on has given me the courage to try the guitar again. It’s allowed me two things, the first, to focus my right hand on the strumming and learning how to keep a tempo. The second, building the strength in my awkward fingers. Sure guitar players will say just do finger exercises or whatever, but the exercises I’m able to do with this and the satisfaction when I play a note that sounds good is so rewarding and has brought so much excitement and interest to properly learn how to play. I think this tool really fits well for those > 21, basically adults or those who don’t have a natural ear or musical capabilities. I think for kids, they are like sponges and fine dexterity in their fingers and rhythm. I don’t think this tool would be helpful for them but hey try anythings. this is a home run for anybody that has ever been scared to try the guitar but wants to!! A great first step!!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2025 by Justin
I worked for over two hours trying to get it positioned correctly on my guitar with no luck. I have tried it on two different guitars with no luck. I haven’t totally given up yet because I really want this to work. If I ever get it to work I will update my review.
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2026 by Marshall Miller
Great for a beginner, didn't scratch the guitar neck, easy to install and was good quality. Was bulky but still worked
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2026 by MJ
Very cheaply made...the rubber pieces that hold the strings don't line up with the strings...the rubber pieces also stick out so much that they hit the other chord tabs so this results in other strings being muted when you don't want them to be. It's a cool idea but again so poorly made it doesn't work as intended. Really disappointing.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2026 by Michael Richards
I've bought 6 of the guitar buddies 3 for my grandchildren and 3 for myself , I've read all of the reviews on this product and find them to be totally wrong.When you order one make sure you order one for a standard neck guitar or the classical guitar the necks aren't the same, if you closely read the boxes it tells you if you're ordering for a classical or standard guitar.I bought one classic and 5 standards . They're perfect fits,you must ensure to attach it to the nut of the Guitars, there is a small railing on both sides of the buddies that must go in the front of the fret board nut, squeeze tight and at the same time tighten the screw very tight but not to a point of breaking it. I've played with my grands and they're perfect and work as promised. Sometimes you have to check your headspacing and timing 😁😁🤔☺️ military jargon.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2023 by Walter H. Pinson Jr.
Hard to use for me. I think my fingers are just too fat. I like that it’s easy to use but you definitely want to know the chords before playing with this. Although you don’t have to when it comes to the book that comes with this but knowing helps in the long run. This is what gives me instant gratification for playing a song I’m struggling on strumming manually
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Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2025 by Mary