Pocket Guitar Chord Practice Tool, Portable Guitar Neck for Trainer Beginner w/a Rotatable Chords Chart Screen (Battery Included)
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- Smart Guitar Chords Training Tool: 6 String 6 Fret allowing you to practice more versatile scales and note combinations; design a rotatable screen which could display the most basic, common chords featuring precise finger positions, as we put over 400 kinds of chords inside the IC. Great for guitar beginners/ students to develop muscle memory for chords and is a perfect tool for finger placement exercise.
- Genuine Strings: Equipped with genuine steel strings. Steel strings are plated to prevent rust. Practicing chords via the genuine guitar steel strings remains the same feel while playing guitar then. The tension of the strings can be adjusted with the tool included in the package to suit yourself.
- No Guitar-Playing Sound: This chords trainer has no guitar sound while playing, as it aims to improve finger's sensitivity without the environmental restrictions. No sound, Allows you to practice anywhere: cars, airplanes, the office, school, dinner table.
- Lightweight & Pocket Size: could be put in pocket or bag(includes a black easy carry bag), You can take this chord to practice it wherever you want, it is not as bulky as a guitar. Battery CR2032 is included in package.
- Built in Metronome: With a built-in metronome, players can learn the chords with a customized tempo. It's a quiet practice tool without guitar playing sound, so you can't tune or strum it like a real guitar.
Package Dimensions: 12.44 x 2.4 x 1.85 inches
Item Weight: 11.7 ounces
Manufacturer recommended age: 14 years and up
Batteries: 1 Lithium Metal batteries required. (included)
Manufacturer: Moreup
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Color: Pocket Guitar Tool
First let me say it should be obvious, but I guess it’s not judging by some reviews, this is NOT a musical instrument! It’s purpose is to help you learn chord shapes and help you to build speed switching between them. You can enter various chords in whatever order you like, set a tempo from 30-260 and the chord shapes will cycle on the little screen. The strings provided are for practicing finger placement. They’re not the greatest but they’ll do. There’s a way to tighten them but I wouldn’t over do it. Doesn’t feel like it will take too much tension. Now for the bad, the instructions are kinda awful but with some time and effort you’ll figure it out. Also, the battery compartment is very loose, I had to put a piece of tape over it to keep from accidentally opening it. If it opens and the battery falls out, you have to reprogram all the chords you entered! I had this happen… Bummer! Overall I would recommend it! It’s really portable and pretty solid (closed). In the open position, with the cover slid back exposing the strings, it’s not so solid but you’re really just using the string part, the cover part is just something to hold on to with your non-fretting hand. Fully opened you have 6 frets. If you don’t slide the cover all they way open, say just exposing 5 frets or even just 4, the whole unit is very solid! Most, if not all, of the work you’ll be doing as a beginner will be on the first 3 frets, tops 4, anyway.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2023 by Michael M.
Color: Pocket Guitar Tool
Serious guitarists: this is what you need to know. First off, to everyone complaining that it doesn’t sound like a guitar. It’s not meant to be a guitar, strings aren’t meant to be tuned to pitch. With that blaring fact out of the way, let me tell you what exactly this is. This is a mock guitar neck to practice chords, build dexterity and MAYBE learn some chords with the little chord library. I REALLY wanted to like this thing and tried to convince myself it was worth it. But the biggest deal breaker besides the fact you can’t actually play it was that in full extension, the joint break would snap off (not break but annoying to snap back into place). If you try to use this thing as a mock guitar, the ergonomics won’t even allow it because there’s nothing to counteract the left hand so you’re effectively struggling to hold it and “practice”. The little computer seemed to work fine enough but might I suggest an app called ChordShapes, it’s free and does the same thing. If you’re willing to spend this much on mock guitar, I think you’re better off saving a little more and just getting an actual guitar. The only thing that will make you better is actual real time with the guitar, and this will only take away that time. If convenience and portability is a factor, I would suggest just getting a smaller guitar-related instrument like a ukulele or guitarlele. They’re all the same notes, just small snapshot sections of the fretboard of a normal guitar. Heck even a mini guitar would be better than this. As always, it’s not about the gear that’ll make you better. It’s the time you put into it.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2022 by C
Color: Pocket Guitar Tool
It appeared that this was something that you could play and it would help with practice. In order for it to work correctly, you have to program the notes you want to play into in order to have something to play against. Putting in the notes are tedious and difficult at best. Not really worth the effort.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2023 by Gerry S.
Color: Pocket Guitar Tool
String tension isn't there, but otherwise it's fine to build up calluses and learn chords and finger placement on a standard tuned guitar.
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2023 by Amazon Customer
Color: Pocket Guitar Tool
So this is designed for one thing and one thing only. Fingering the chords. Now here is the big negative of this trainer. The strings are a bit closer together than normal guitars. This does impact the fingering and any adult with normal to large hands makes it very hard to not hit neighboring strings. This is a nice practice for fingering chords really great for kids and adults with smaller hands. If you have fatter or thicker fingers you simply can not make chords with out touching other strings on quite a few different chord fingerings. Other than that draw back it is a nice training aid.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2023 by Matt
Color: Pocket Guitar Tool
It is a great help for my son who begins to learn guitar . Practicing the finger movement was hard but this is so nice to practice . I donor have much knowledge about the guitar but I know this helps him to practice fine motor skill
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2023 by Gayathri Thangavel
Color: Pocket Guitar Tool
Unfortunately, this item arrived already opened and the tuning wrench was missing. How do I request/ receive the missing item?
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2023 by eL
Color: Pocket Guitar Tool
It has no sounds so you can actually play it anywhere or practice anywhere without bothering anyone. The strings feel loose though so it needs to be tighten but don't know how to tune it. It is good for those stiff fingers like mine. It is actually very enjoyable. Very nice, though the price is a bit high for it.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2023 by Madel ❤️