If you’ve spent any amount of time surfing the Internet for guitar lesson reviews, or more specifically a Jamorama review then chances are you’ve come across a lot of great things about how this program can turn you into a guitar virtuoso over night. I want to bring a bit of attention to this, because it’s not exactly true. Yes, Jamorama can teach you to play quickly, but it isn’t going to make you into the next Jimmy Page or Eric Clapton [spin]in the near future. So let’s look a little closer at what this course is capable of doing for the money.
What should you expect out of this course
In a nutshell Jamorama is the perfect learn guitar course for anyone who wants to play songs quickly and by ear, or wants to jam along with other guitar players. I consider myself to be a recreational guitar player and I believe that it would be a good course for me.
The concern arises when some reviews on the Internet suggest Jamorama as a full scale guitar lesson program, yet Jamorama doesn’t offer anything in the way of reading music or theory lessons. I would think that a beginner guitar player could buy this course and be playing some songs in well under a month.
Is Jamorama worth the money?
In comparison to what else is out there, Jamorama is worth the $40 bucks or what ever the price tag is on it now. Whether I would purchase the more expensive physical version and pay the extra to have it shipped to my door is questionable. For those that don’t enjoy reading on their computer it might be a wise investment.
The downloaded version is easier to use as each of the videos that are referenced in the lessons can be found more easily from inside the PDF lesson manuals. Over all I wouldn’t call Jamorama the best learn guitar product, rather I believe it provides very good value for the money. If you’re goal is to just play}strum a few tunes and play at parties or camp fires it’s all you’ll ever need.
You can learn more about the quality of lessons and videos contained in this course by reading our complete review of Jamorama by an actual user.
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