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Summary: Fretboard Logic Series
Review: Each book of the Fretboard Logic Series is a masterpiece on it's own merit. Together they become the most powerful tool for understanding the guitar I have ever found. I have been looking for something this concise since 1968 when I first started playing. God how I wish I had these books then.
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Summary: Fretboard Logic Series
Review: Each book of the Fretboard Logic Series is a masterpiece on it's own merit. Together they become the most powerful tool for understanding the guitar I have ever found. I have been looking for something this concise since 1968 when I first started playing. God how I wish I had these books then.
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Summary: good book if you want to understand the fretboard not music
Review: I think this is a good book if you have prior experience and know some basics about music because this book will teach you nothing about playing songs or theory or anything like that.I teaches you more how the fretboard is set up in patterns which is pretty useful for people that already know a little about music theory.Overall, I would say this book is for people with a little bit of musical knowledge and want to understand how the fretboard works hence the name fretboard logic.
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Summary: Highly recommended
Review: I wish I had this book when I first got a guitar. It took some work to get through, but things are finally making sense. He teaches you the basic building blocks that will free you from rote memorization of chords & scales. I am just digging into volume 2 and right out of the gate he is already decoding some mysterious concepts that have baffled me. I could not recommend this book/series more highly!!
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Summary: The most PRACTICAL and CONCISE instruction book yet!
Review: I'd played a variety of styles for nearly 8 years and was relinquished to the 'brute force' memorization methods I'd been taught by instructors and books alike...until I picked up Fretboard Logic I upon a friend's recommendation. It should be the STANDARD INTRODUCTION TEXTBOOK FOR EVERY BEGINNING GUITARIST. But anyone who has not yet read this book may benefit from it.
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Summary: Diamond in the ROUGH
Review: If you are looking to learn to play the guitar through self-study, then BUY THIS BOOK - the whole series, for that matter. Your purchase will prove useful as the series contains good information and I believe his instructional method for guitar is quite sound and pragmatic. However, do not expect a polished product, by even the most minimal retail standard. Edwards may rate an A as a guitar instructor, but he gets an F as an editor/publisher. The otherwise good pedagogical content is poorly organized/presented, and heavily peppered with off-topic digressions (many of which express significant negativity). From an editing/publishing standpoint, it is *really* awful. You will work very hard to wade through the organizational problems and distractions contained in this text, but the fundamentally good content will reward your efforts in the end if you have the determination.
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Summary: Systems analysis for the guitar
Review: This book makes you feel very knowledgable about the guitar very fast. Gives you a logical system to cover the fretboard with chords and lead patterns. Ties the system back (briefly) into traditional music theory. Short, concise. I'm glad I bought it.
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Summary: Systems analysis for the guitar
Review: This book makes you feel very knowledgable about the guitar very fast. Gives you a logical system to cover the fretboard with chords and lead patterns. Ties the system back (briefly) into traditional music theory. Short, concise. I'm glad I bought it.
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