My Jamorama Review

As awesome as guitar playing is, at times it gets difficult if you're not realizing the results you want to. This is common for the beginner, but even more advanced players feel this way and it can be tough to get out of a rut. And believe me, I've been around the block and should know. I’ve been playing for 16 years, and while I’ve had a blast, sometimes I hit a wall. It can also be annoying when you’re trying to learn from less than stellar materials and courses. After coming across this package awhile back, I decided to write my own Jamorama review.

Professional guitar teacher BenEdwards, and the rest of the team at Jamorama, have really addressed these issues in the most recent version of Jamorama. The first release they put together was a smashing success, but they’re trying to improve upon it with the latest version. In my humble opinion, they've put together a knock out package when it comes to quality and completeness. There are a ton of features that will help new players or old pros jump their playing up to the next level.

So what’s inside? For starters you’ve got a heap of great guitar instruction in a glossy two book series, but my favorite part is the nearly 150 video examples and exercises they put in the course so the student can hear and see exactly what they should be doing. This is priceless… it’s great to read about guitar, but nothing beats an instructor showing you, up close from 2 different camera angles, how to play a chord or phrase. Something else they put together (which I haven’t seen before, and I’ve seen bajillions of guitar products) are two exclusive educational computer games designed to develop your skills in reading and training your ear to transcribe music. Nice touch.

In addition to this they include the Pro version of GuitEarit and Jayde Musica! as free bonuses designed to train your ear and make it possible for you to easily play songs off the radio. Both of these programs are excellent free bonuses, but more importantly they’re easy and fun to play.

These guys seem to really like hooking up bonuses, and to add to it they throw in 2 extra free ebooks. “Advanced Learning Techniques for Guitar” and “How to tune your guitar”. Advanced Techniques demonstrates the concept of mental visualization, which I found to be helpful in speeding up the learning curve. This mental technique is like practicing, but you’re not actually playing. At first I thought this was a little silly, but when I tried it I was pleasantly surprised that it helped me speed up my learning. The second bonus book, “How to tune your guitar” may seem basic, but it’s got some great information and a tip I’d never heard of before.

Extra bonuses? Oh yeah, they throw in a metronome for you, which is an essential practice tool.

With all of the high quality books, games, videos, and bonuses they give you with this package, I was highly impressed with Jamorama and have no problem recommending it to My Guitar Guide readers. I have been a guitarist for many many years, and if I got plenty of value from it then I know anyone will be able to. My only regret is that when I was first learning, the Internet wasn't very big and I didn't have access to this kind of stuff… but I guess there's no better time to learn than today!

This package is by far the most complete and fresh approach to guitar playing that I have seen in a long time, and the subscribers of My Guitar Guide have rated it 5 stars as well. I strongly recommend this package because I really do believe it will give you the results you want and have you playing like a pro using the best techniques. They've got something for everyone, whether you just started or you've played for years (like me). And at the current cost… well, suffice it to say that you don’t need to waste your money on $200 guitar courses out there, Jamorama does an excellent job for under $50. I really hope this Jamorama review has helped you, and that you can use this package to help your playing today. You can view Guitarra Jamorama Revisor aqui.