QMG Bass Guitar Fretboard Note Chart, Learn to Play Guitar and Music Theory, Suitable for all Levels

Very good! Great colors, easy to read for kids and adults. Heavy card stock with large print. Would have been nice if laminated, but the card stock is strong and coated on one side.

Very clear and readable. Handy.

Helpful for beginner.

This is a nice chart. It's printed on a thick poster-board like paper so it seems durable. There is a crease on the 9th fret (guitar version) where it folds in half onto itself but that seems hardly noticeable when viewing it. I like the color-coded notes, the blue background is ok I guess. And I like that it doesn't show sharps and flats which can make these charts too busy in my opinion. I'm still trying to figure out exactly how to incorporate it into my practice but I'm glad to have this now.

It is made from cardboard, but it is very well made. It has been a helpful tool on my journey to learn guitar.

I played guitar for years, but was recently asked to play bass in the worship team and while there are a lot of similarities between basic and Guitar, that was very rusty And it’s got the fretboard laid out with all the names of the fret boards all the way up and down and it is so easy to see and so easy to use and I’m learning the noted on the strings much much faster

Size of the card is almost the same as the length of fretboard. Quality of the print is excellent. The color coding works as a guide to find related notes.Helpful visual when learning the notes on the fretboard.

The chart is a sheet of folded cardboard with the major notes (only) printed on a guitar neck. Nothing more