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title: "Fretboard Memorization Deck | 54 Flash Cards | Great Learning Gift for Guitar Players & Teachers, Music Theory, Alternative to Stickers & Posters"
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# color-coded categories 54 durable flash cards covers notes up to 12th fret Fretboard Memorization Deck | 54 Flash Cards | Great Learning Gift for Guitar Players & Teachers, Music Theory, Alternative to Stickers & Posters

**Brand:** tuned in guitar lessons
**Price:** ₱3305
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎯 Unlock your guitar genius—one card at a time!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Fretboard Memorization Deck | 54 Flash Cards | Great Learning Gift for Guitar Players & Teachers, Music Theory, Alternative to Stickers & Posters by tuned in guitar lessons
- **How much does it cost?** ₱3305 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- tuned in guitar lessons enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted tuned in guitar lessons brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Color-Coded for Laser Focus:** Six distinct categories help you zero in on exactly what you need to practice.
- • **Upgrade Your Practice Routine:** Ditch outdated counting systems and learn faster with a modern, hands-on approach.
- • **Master Your Fretboard Anywhere:** Compact 3.5x2.5 inch cards fit in your pocket or guitar case for on-the-go learning.
- • **All-In-One Music Theory Toolkit:** Memorize notes, scales, chords, intervals, and rhythms without flipping through bulky books.
- • **Teacher-Approved & Student-Ready:** Perfect for lessons or self-study, accelerating your progress with a proven method.

## Overview

The Fretboard Memorization Deck is a premium set of 54 flash cards designed to help guitarists and teachers efficiently learn and memorize notes, scales, chords, intervals, and rhythmic subdivisions up to the 12th fret. Compact and color-coded, this deck replaces traditional posters and stickers with a portable, all-in-one music theory resource that fits in your pocket, making it ideal for focused practice anytime, anywhere.

## Description

desertcart.com: Fretboard Memorization Deck | 54 Flash Cards | Great Learning Gift for Guitar Players & Teachers, Music Theory, Alternative to Stickers & Posters : Richard Freeman: Musical Instruments

Review: I’ve actually been using these cards, which surprises my wife. - I'm including the top two paragraphs of this review to give you my guitar history, so you can see how you think you might match up, experience wise. Just to set the stage, I’m 66 y/o now for less than a month, and I just recently retired as a university professor. I’ve been playing the guitar since I was 16. I’m a good autodidact, but I've taken formal lessons at the university back in the mid-2000s because I got a break on the price. I’ve had many of the topics presented in these cards back then, but I mostly wanted to be better at playing barre chords, and playing up and down the neck. Not to become the next Stevie Ray Vaughn. To please my instructor I learned the C-Ionian and Aeolian Scales, in one position, and mode 1 of the minor pentatonic. To change things up though, I learned the A-Minor version of the Pentatonic Scale this time. (A music theory joke. Buy the cards to get it.) Otherwise, all that music theory went in one ear and out the other. Now, because of a recent tragedy, I’ve all of a sudden wanted to learn how to play lead. I saw an interview with Jerry Garcia recently, and he was asked if he knew much music theory. He said something to the effect of, "Oh sure. I didn’t at first, but I found that I had to know it to effectively talk to other musicians." With that said... As far as quality goes, these cards are just like a deck of Bicycle cards, except that your cards shouldn’t be used quite as hard as a deck of playing cards. They seem to have the same kind of plastic coating as most better brands of playing cards. My box is taking a beating, but that just shows that I'm using them. I see a rubber band in these cards future. I like the way they’re color coded. If you want to pull out the different patterns of the minor pentatonic, the color coding really helps in that regard. There are 6 different categories featuring: Note, String & Fret Memorization, Symbol Memorization, Interval Memorization, Essential Chord Shapes, Basic Theory, and Scale Memorization. I’m going through the deck methodically, which, once again, the color coding makes it very easy to do. I didn’t need to go through some of the categories because I'm classically trained in most brass instruments since I was in 5th grade, and I don’t need a refresher on how many beats are in an eighth note triplet, but if you do, then these cards are for you. Finally, these cards are very handy. For me, they're perfect as a learning aid. they should dovetail with any serious guitar instruction. Pull them out when you’ve got some free time. They fit in a guitar case, or a purse, or pocket. If you’re taking lessons, and your teacher wants you to learn music theory, and you want to become good, then these cards can really help you achieve that goal. All that said, just like the people who use their expensive treadmills as a place to throw their cloths after work, you’re going to need to have some sort of plan as to how to use these cards, because it’s a long way to the top if you want to Rock -n- Roll. The cards aren't magic, so you’ve got to put your scale time in. I'd suggest buying a metronome to build up your speed, and get a guitar teacher who will teach you the type of music you want to play. I’ve seen guys who wanted to learn Rock guitar, and the instructor's specialty was classical guitar. Can he teach you guitar? Sure, but he may not be familiar with all the licks you might want to learn. My only slight complaint would be that PDF files were advertised by going to his website, but you had to give them personal information in return for access. I didn’t sign on, so I couldn’t tell you anything about the lessons. I’m just funny about the information I put out there. Since this is getting long-ish, I'll finish this here. They’re good for what they’re good for, and relatively inexpensive, handy, and a great learning aid. Once again, as a supplemental learning tool they’re great. Later taters. c f van owen, md, phd (ret.)
Review: Convenient reference - These cards are helpful for learning and as a quick reference. They look nice and well made. I agree with other reviewers that they 'feel' pricey for what they are but, at the same time, I believe they provide a nice-looking convenience that spares you having to collect the information (yes all theory behind it is available for free all over the internet) yourself. Things I believe could be improved: - The cards are grouped into categories described in a piece of paper that comes in the package. I find it hard to find which specific category some of them are supposed to be in. - Provide access to a digital version (PDF) of the piece of paper in case I misplace it. - The cards belonging in the same category could be color-coded for easy reference. That way I can spot them easily in the deck and carry with me to focus only on that category. - The cards are super smooth and glossy and it's hard to keep them in a stack 😅. This is such a petty inconvenience, but would like to vent anyway. Overall, I'm a satisfied user.

## Features

- Memorize all the notes on all 6 strings up to the 12th fret. An excellent alternative to a guitar learning poster and guitar learning stickers.
- Memorize all major scale & pentatonic patterns, including their formulas.
- Memorize all Interval Shapes, Key Signatures, Chord Formulas and Rhythmic Subdivision.
- Learn guitar chords with all of the most used open chord and bar chord shapes.
- These Guitar Flash cards are the most effective way to learn your fretboard. Old counting systems using half and whole steps are outdated, extremely time consuming and boring. Using the Fretboard Deck will allow you and your guitar teacher to memorize the fretboard with or without your guitar in hand, making this an extremely powerful tool that you can keep on you at all times. This deck is a guitar music theory book condensed into a single hand sized resource.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07YB9NPRS |
| Age Range Description | Kid |
| Best Sellers Rank | #10,899 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #300 in Guitar Tools |
| Brand Name | Tuned In Guitar Lessons |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 786 Reviews |
| Educational Objective | Music |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00860002581507 |
| Item Dimensions | 3.5 x 2.5 x 0.75 inches |
| Item Weight | 3.6 Ounces |
| Manufacturer | Tuned In Guitar Lessons |
| Manufacturer Minimum Age (MONTHS) | 120.00 |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | No Warranty |
| Material Type | Paper |
| Number of Pieces | 54 |
| Size | Medium |
| Theme | Music |
| UPC | 860002581507 |

## Images

![Fretboard Memorization Deck | 54 Flash Cards | Great Learning Gift for Guitar Players & Teachers, Music Theory, Alternative to Stickers & Posters - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71gQ9dJA93L.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Open tunings  - can you use for memorizing lapsteel?**
A: Sorry, but these don't cover open tunings on them.

**Q: Does it have the card for the Major Pentatonic scale? Because my deck is missing it?**
A: All modes of the "minor pentatonic scale" can also function as the modes of the "major pentatonic scale". For this reason, I didn't add an addition 5 cards that essentially would have the same patterns on them. If you want to play from the "major perspective", then you would start on Mode 2. For example, if you want to play C major pentatonic, just play Mode 2 starting from root note "C" and you'll have the C major pentatonic. Hope that helps!

**Q: What's the link to the complimentary pdf? link included with deck not working?**
A: Can you please send me an email at Tunedinguitarlessons@gmail.com and I'll send you a copy of the pdf.

**Q: are there barre chord cards?**
A: Yes - There is one bar chord reference card that shows 6 different bar chord shapes. One side applies to "E String" and the other side applies to the "A string"

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I’ve actually been using these cards, which surprises my wife.
*by D***Y on August 17, 2024*

I'm including the top two paragraphs of this review to give you my guitar history, so you can see how you think you might match up, experience wise. Just to set the stage, I’m 66 y/o now for less than a month, and I just recently retired as a university professor. I’ve been playing the guitar since I was 16. I’m a good autodidact, but I've taken formal lessons at the university back in the mid-2000s because I got a break on the price. I’ve had many of the topics presented in these cards back then, but I mostly wanted to be better at playing barre chords, and playing up and down the neck. Not to become the next Stevie Ray Vaughn. To please my instructor I learned the C-Ionian and Aeolian Scales, in one position, and mode 1 of the minor pentatonic. To change things up though, I learned the A-Minor version of the Pentatonic Scale this time. (A music theory joke. Buy the cards to get it.) Otherwise, all that music theory went in one ear and out the other. Now, because of a recent tragedy, I’ve all of a sudden wanted to learn how to play lead. I saw an interview with Jerry Garcia recently, and he was asked if he knew much music theory. He said something to the effect of, "Oh sure. I didn’t at first, but I found that I had to know it to effectively talk to other musicians." With that said... As far as quality goes, these cards are just like a deck of Bicycle cards, except that your cards shouldn’t be used quite as hard as a deck of playing cards. They seem to have the same kind of plastic coating as most better brands of playing cards. My box is taking a beating, but that just shows that I'm using them. I see a rubber band in these cards future. I like the way they’re color coded. If you want to pull out the different patterns of the minor pentatonic, the color coding really helps in that regard. There are 6 different categories featuring: Note, String & Fret Memorization, Symbol Memorization, Interval Memorization, Essential Chord Shapes, Basic Theory, and Scale Memorization. I’m going through the deck methodically, which, once again, the color coding makes it very easy to do. I didn’t need to go through some of the categories because I'm classically trained in most brass instruments since I was in 5th grade, and I don’t need a refresher on how many beats are in an eighth note triplet, but if you do, then these cards are for you. Finally, these cards are very handy. For me, they're perfect as a learning aid. they should dovetail with any serious guitar instruction. Pull them out when you’ve got some free time. They fit in a guitar case, or a purse, or pocket. If you’re taking lessons, and your teacher wants you to learn music theory, and you want to become good, then these cards can really help you achieve that goal. All that said, just like the people who use their expensive treadmills as a place to throw their cloths after work, you’re going to need to have some sort of plan as to how to use these cards, because it’s a long way to the top if you want to Rock -n- Roll. The cards aren't magic, so you’ve got to put your scale time in. I'd suggest buying a metronome to build up your speed, and get a guitar teacher who will teach you the type of music you want to play. I’ve seen guys who wanted to learn Rock guitar, and the instructor's specialty was classical guitar. Can he teach you guitar? Sure, but he may not be familiar with all the licks you might want to learn. My only slight complaint would be that PDF files were advertised by going to his website, but you had to give them personal information in return for access. I didn’t sign on, so I couldn’t tell you anything about the lessons. I’m just funny about the information I put out there. Since this is getting long-ish, I'll finish this here. They’re good for what they’re good for, and relatively inexpensive, handy, and a great learning aid. Once again, as a supplemental learning tool they’re great. Later taters. c f van owen, md, phd (ret.)

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Convenient reference
*by C***H on May 30, 2020*

These cards are helpful for learning and as a quick reference. They look nice and well made. I agree with other reviewers that they 'feel' pricey for what they are but, at the same time, I believe they provide a nice-looking convenience that spares you having to collect the information (yes all theory behind it is available for free all over the internet) yourself. Things I believe could be improved: - The cards are grouped into categories described in a piece of paper that comes in the package. I find it hard to find which specific category some of them are supposed to be in. - Provide access to a digital version (PDF) of the piece of paper in case I misplace it. - The cards belonging in the same category could be color-coded for easy reference. That way I can spot them easily in the deck and carry with me to focus only on that category. - The cards are super smooth and glossy and it's hard to keep them in a stack 😅. This is such a petty inconvenience, but would like to vent anyway. Overall, I'm a satisfied user.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great product
*by S***. on March 25, 2025*

Excellent

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