Piano Chord Compass - Learn Keyboard Chords - Ultimate Tool For Beginner Chords. Music Production Chord Tool, Learning Chords, Expand Music Playing

a simple easy to use aid that teaches all the basic chords needed to play piano or keyboard far better than having to read through books this takes up far less space being reasonably small and portable .

I’ve been learning the guitar for a year now, the circle of fifths has confused me to no end, especially when looking at videos online. This gadget and accompanying book has completely solved the whole thing for me.The exercises are really good and I’m looking forward to learn more with it.I also bought some other stuff from Noisy Clan but this is the one you should get. The other stuff wasn’t anywhere near as helpful

Well written and easy to understand. The best bit is the wheel - a well designed and easy to understand tool.

I've only had this a couple of days, so i'm still getting to grips with some concepts.The chord compass is sturdy and the accompanying booklet looks to go into detail in a reasonably easy way to follow.Pleased

Good quality and easy to use

This is excellent, not for first timers though. Get a little experience under your belt first, which is what I should have done.

Amazingly helpful

The book does a satisfactory job of explaining the CAGED system for opening up the fretboard, but I would very strongly doubt that it's of much use to beginners (it does mention them in it's pitch). Also, if you're one of those guitarists who struggles with or just plain dislikes barre chords, then stay well clear - the CAGED system depends almost exclusively on them. Barre chords are among some of the toughest techniques to master on the guitar and take a lot of finger strength, dexterity and serious hours of practice to master. There are many people who think barre chords are overrated, including some teachers. To me they are just another potentially useful tool in a larger set of tools, but have a relatively 'high pain to gain' ratio. There are so many other fundamentals that can be learned and practiced to a high level that will help guitarists feel empowered and have fun, before getting into barre chords, if they ever do. I gave it only three stars because the information, while accurate and reasonably well presented, is quite limited, most if not all of it freely available on the internet, in some cases explained even better in my opinion. The same information is also replicated in many other guitar learning books that generally cover a much greater range of techniques and skills and at a lower price. I think it's poor value for money - probably should be half the price it is - I think we're paying a lot extra to cover the flimsy plastic tool it comes with (seems a bit gimmicky to me). For some stupid reason, I bought the book thinking it might have some nuggets of revelatory info/tips/techniques in it - it doesn't.