Is your guitar sitting in the corner, neglected, collecting dust, just begging for somebody to pick it up for a little jam session? Do you keep putting off those guitar lessons because you do not think you are good enough or do not have enough money to pursue them? Thanks to GuitarJamz, you do not have to put them off any longer. This site, created by popular online guitar instructor Marty Schwartz, can have even the most “rank beginner” strumming out popular tunes in a few hours. It is also perfect for more advanced players, providing lessons in Music Theory, Blues and even Country licks. With well made videos that you can utilize at your own pace, GuitarJamz will help unlock the secrets of fun guitar playing by applying simple techniques to your real time practice. Sign up now and you can get a free three day trial of the members site.

What you Get
-Access to over 150 guitar lessons
-21 Jam Tracks

Bonuses:
-10 Free Beginner Guitar Lessons
-"How to Play Beginner Guitar” eBook

After the free three day trial, access to the site costs $29 a month which is on par with other good guitar learning sites. You also have the option of purchasing a 3 month subscription for $75, or a full year for $139 which is a significant savings. Thankfully, the three day free trial does not require a credit card so you can fully explore the members site before making the decision whether or not you want to commit.

GuitarJamz also has its lessons available on DVD which you can buy individually for 24.95 each. There are also different sets and packs available ranging from $47.99 (for a 3 DVD set) to 127.99 (for a 10 DVD Set).

What Others Think:

A simple Google of Marty Schwartz reveals that he is probably one of the best guitar instructors on YouTube. His channel received over 34 million hits so far and his name pops up in just about every forum as the who's who of online guitar instructors. Before coming up with his own line of instructional videos, Marty was a well known instructor for Next Level Guitar, another popular online guitar instructional site. He has a reputation for his winning attitude and seems to have a knack for encouraging and motivating.

While the instructional DVDs are a bit pricey, those who have purchased them seem to be very satisfied with their value and quality. Marty seems to be a "good single source Guru to follow" and comes highly recommended by newbie’s and advanced guitar players alike. Checking out his videos, I found them to be very well broken down and I even found myself thinking: "Hey, I could probably do that," despite the fact that I have always considered myself musically talentless. Marty does have a patient and positive teaching style that comes across through the video. The only real downside to a DIY learning program like this is the lack of feedback you would receive which is something that an an actual instructor can give you.

Access to the GuitarJamz site can get pretty pricey, however you do get three days to test drive it and you can save a lot if you decide to commit to a full year. Checking out the site, it definitely has a lot to offer, and I can see how it would be a valuable resource to those who are committed to learning online. Also, both the DVD's and the members site are still a heck of a lot cheaper than an actual guitar instructor. If you are looking to learn guitar, or want to get better at it, then I suggest you check out GuitarJamz. You can try free for 3 days and it is also backed by a reliable money back guarantee.