The Really Useful Guitar Poster - Learn & Master Guitar Music Theory with Our Fully Illustrated Poster - Get Creative & Compose Your Own Music - Perfect for Beginners | A1 Size - Folded Version

As someone who has fiddled with guitar for years, this poster has been a helpful addition to my learning tools now that I am trying to take it more seriously again. I play several other instruments and have sometimes struggled to link my existing knowledge of music theory to what I was learning about making music with a stringed instrument, and being able to refer to this at a whim has been so useful! I’m well on my way to meeting my teenage rock chick dreams now, and my partner and two children have been inspired to follow in my footsteps and are also using this poster for reference. Buy it, it’s worth every penny to have the Need To Knows printed in an easy to use poster form

The poster is clearly printed on good quality heavy paper. Very pleased. The only problem was that the couriers appear to have driven over the tube containing the rolled poster! The seller (The Really Useful Poster Company) responded within an hour to inform me a replacement was on it's way. It was the courier's fault not theirs but they fixed it. Excellent service! Very happy!

Lots of good information for me as a beginner, quality of paper is normal poster, it folded really well in packaging that i have to carefully open it as it start to tear slight as where it was pressed folded. Overall good for the price.

Great poster, I bought it for student learning to play guitar .Lots of useful info all in one place ...super large size and good quality paper

I bought this for one of my grandchildren. It is well laid out if a bit too advanced for him yet. But overall good. The problem I have is that the link to the bit.ly website where the electronic version offers a digital download doesn’t seem to work. It Doesn’t allow you to download even after you enter your email and first name on the website and repeatedly thump download!!!!

I wish I knew what the numbers on the fretboard stood for...on the left,there not fingers,fret numbers,is it timing? God knows. All I wanted was a scalesposter I think

Great so useful however where’s the soft copy?

The Guitar Poster is easy to read. I was disappointed because on the website it said it come in a tube but it came in an envelope all bend.