i never got lessons, i just downloaded tabs. i learned alot from them, their easy, and with alot of practice, u can get pretty good.
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Once upon a time, learning to play the guitar meant taking forever to find a suitable, quality teacher, sometimes paying over the odds for lessons and having to make your way to these lessons with your guitar in tow. However, with electric guitar lessons online at your disposal, you can say goodbye to wasting precious time and money and learn from the comfort of your own home at your own pace.

So why should I choose online guitar lessons as opposed to one to one teacher / student lessons?

Okay, for starters, any online guitar lessons worth their salt are going to leave no stone unturned with regards to beginners and include all the necessary information and advice required. There are many such programs available with lessons tailored to your particular skill level. They will include a step by step process allowing you to improve bit by bit with an in-depth break-down of the techniques involved.

Only accomplished guitar teachers who have wide experience in training students will have the ability to understand the guidance and education required to catapult a complete beginner into a novice then expert.

Many electric guitar lessons online provide just that, but it can be difficult weeding out the wheat from the chaff. If you really want to learn the guitar and be able to progress at a steady pace but at a comfortable level.

The price of these lessons should directly reflect the length and breadth of the package and the results that will be obtained if followed correctly. Look out for a money back guarantee, if a guitar training package includes a guarantee, then it is likely that it is a worthwhile product and the creator is under no illusion as to its value. That is not to say lessons with no guarantee are no good, but you will want to have the choice should you change your mind..

Now if you are looking for a FREE website that offers electric guitar lessons online then head on over to http://Guitar-insight.blogspot.com I highly recommend taking a look at that site. If you want to pay check out Jamorama or something… But to be honest even jamorama isnt that great…

I’ve been playing for 25 years or so, and every now and again when I get in a rut, I’ll youtube Paul Gilbert, nearly all of his lessons are on there.

HE starts out slow, and explains everything, there great, check them out.