Tuned In Guitar LessonsFRETBOARD MEMORIZATION Deck | 54 Flash Cards | Great Learning Gift for Players & Teachers | Music Theory | Alternative to Learning Stickers & Posters

I really enjoy these. I usually take them with me on flights, the dealership, or anywhere I can’t take my guitar. They’re pretty well made and designed. I like quizzing myself with the cards and then translating it to the guitar when I get home.

These just showed up and I'm very impressed by how thorough this deck is with chord shapes, scale shapes, fretboard memorization and basic theory. Rich really did a great job "getting his ducks in a row" and making sure that the essentials are all there, but it also goes a little deeper into more nuanced and intricate concepts like modes - as well as the interval layout throughout the various fretboard shapes involved.Flash cards are used to help you recall certain things you've already learned, so that they burn into your mind so you remember them better over the long term. As such, it's worth noting that this is NOT a music theory book condensed into a deck of cards. If you require a deeper explanation on certain concepts (such as, "what is a 'mode'?" Or, why is there a "5th position of minor pentatonic?" or "what is an interval?"), you won't find them here. But that's also not the purpose of these cards - they're intended to be used in tandem with an explanation of these concepts from your teacher or an applicable book.I'm excited to see how I'm going to use these with my students, and I'm going to give a crack at them myself to see what gaps I need to fill as well.

Much of the content is elementary and more suited to a beginner. The cards themselves are sturdy and should hold up under prolonged use.

I had been looking for something exactly like this for quite some time.

As described and easy to use. Good for random practicing.