Learn & Master Guitar Setup And Maintenance 3-Dvd Set

I am a big fan of Learn and Master Guitar instruction and this product does not disappoint. Well produced and Greg does a great job of explaining basic setup and upkeep. With the exception of a classical guitar, all styles of guitar are covered

Hi Folks,After I purchased the Gibson Learn and Master Guitar Course and I saw the production quality and teaching standard they employ, I ordered the L&M Setup and Maintenance 3-DVD Set as well. It covers setup and routine maintenance on both Electric and Acoustic type guitars. The instructions are clear and well illustrated and just a few setups that you perform to keep your sound in tip top order will more than save you the cost of the DVD set if you had to take your guitar to a music store and have their technician do the setup for you. Great value.

Greg Voros is a master at what he does, and it shows. Anyone who has a guitar they care about would do well to get this DVD set and watch carefully.

Excellent and easy to understand information, presented in a simple straight forward way that is easy to follow. Will save a lot of money on standard guitar maintenance.

Very helpful and informative videos. Gives you the basics of taking care of your guitar.

loved it

Awesome DVDs. Gregs the man.

I purchased this DVD course directly from the vendor, not from Amazon.I am a new guitarist with one electric 6-string guitar and one acoustic 6-string guitar. I purchased this course hoping to learn enough to perform the most common guitar maintenance tasks myself.Early on, the course looked very promising for a beginner, since it starts out naming each part of the guitar. Unfortunately, as it gets in to the real meat of the processes, the teacher glosses over many critical steps. 2 examples: 1. when describing how to set up the pickups on an electric guitar, he says to measure from the string to the pickup, and tells you the measurement. What he does not tell you is where on the pickup, and where on the string. Does he mean from the center of the string? Top, bottom? And where on the pickup? The body? The pickup ‘cores’? 2. When showing setting the intonation and tuning, he uses a technique on the string to get it to ring the harmonic an octave above the main string value. He does this in the video, but never discusses or mentions it. I found that confusing, and had to do 3 hours of research to understand what he was doing. I’m still confused, as there are many conflicting opinions on the Internet. I would have hoped the video would cover this.There is a lot of information coming at you pretty quickly in the videos. There are no printed materials accompanying the course. So when you are setting up your guitar, you have to find and re-watch the pertinent sections. A short, printed process overview with measurements would have helped immensely here.Overall, the videos are of decent quality, and I learned quite a bit about guitar setup. I would be reluctant to try on an expensive guitar though. The videos just aren’t specific enough.I think maybe a more experienced guitarist would get more useful information from these videos than I did.