TiMitA Guitar Chord Cheat Sheet RP Plastic Guitar Theory Chart Chords Progress Scale Chart Circle of Fifths Freboard Notes 6" x 8" Small Guitar Chords Chart

Pro: If you are just starting or wish to improve your mastery of the guitar, these cards contain excellent information. Con: As soon as I opened the box, I knew I would need to return them, not because of the content but the size and layout. 1. There is a very large header on each card that could be 1/3 of the current size. Thanks to that header, everything else is tiny. 2. Major chords and minor chords are on the same card. That means you need to flip the card over to switch between major and minor. It would be better if they were on two separate cards that can be placed side by side on the music stand. (Just my opinion as a beginner) 3. Unless you have EXCELLENT eyesight, the print is too small to easily read from a distance. Even if you can read it, the tiny size especially in low light, is a strain on the eyes. I am sorry that I had to return these cards without ever using them because the concept and the information is excellent. I would pay a few dollars more for the same thing with a smaller header and larger print.

These laminated charts are a helpful way for a novice guitar player/student to learn chords, etc. I keep them in a 3-ring binder in sheet protectors but often take them out and put them on my music stand. They're relatively easy to read considering how much is on each page. The diagrams and charts contain important info and simplified finger placement. I'm not using the technical terms, but I do like these cards.

Overall I am very happy with these cards. They are made of a plastic stiff card stock and the printing is clean and high quality. They are comprehensive for reference. If I had any complaint it would be that for my old eyes these cards can be a bit small because there is so much information on them. Overall I am very happy with these though and would gladly recommend them to keep in your gig bag or use for quick reference in your home studio... or your living room :-).

I like these cards very much. I'm often using various websites to look up info about chords, scales, intervals, etc. These keep much of that information handy and nearby.My favorite cards are the circle of 5th and chord charts. I am always forgetting certain types of chords, particularly augmented and sus chords. Without a circle of fifths chart, I could never remember what chords belong in a particular key. These put that info within reach at all times.The quality of the cards are great. They are very durable and contain tons of useful information. My only complaint is that some of the text and pictures are very small. But, even with the small size of some of the info, I am still able to read it.If you are learning guitar or music theory for guitar, these cards are a great reference. If you are like me and always constantly forget everything, the cards are even more useful. Check them out.

The cards are nice and thick. The printing is great and there is a TON of information on them.Most of that info is readable, but there are a few notes, color code explanations, and other info that is TINY.I say tiny... the letters are 0.5mm tall.I will say the printing is crisp and clear, they are legible, if you get out some 3x power readers. Most of the info is good. It is small, but readable without assistance. -and you can figure out the small stuff, like if the note has a little blur below and behind it is flat, if the blur is above and to the right, yup, it's sharp.There is a lot of space at the top of the cards that is used for the header. The header takes up 42mm (1-5/8") of height. It could have easily been shrunk to half that and still looked great. -and given the extra space to the info, allowing it to be a bit larger.That said, these are great. There is a lot of info on each card (front and back) and they are a thick plastic. I'm not worried they will get torn or bent.So great cards, a lot of good info, but they could be laid out a bit better, (larger text and chord diagrams).