Learning to play the guitar should be easy and fun. One of the best ways to learn today is with online lessons. You really can learn how to play the guitar in just 15 minutes a day.

You probably could spend hours and hours of time online searching for "free" guitar lessons. On the other hand, you might just as well check out websites that offer lessons at very reasonable rates (compared to private lessons).

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Here’s a Great Guitar for you to use when you take the Best Online Guitar Course!

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If you play electric guitar, having a good guitar to play helps with motivation.

Hereâ??s a great electric guitar for under $500: Epiphone LP Standard Plain-Top Les Paul Collection Electric Guitar, Heritage Cherryburst. You can see this guitar at:

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or (for just over $500) the Epiphone LP Standard Plus-Top Les Paul Collection Electric Guitar, Trans Blue. You can see this guitar at:

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Best of luck in learning how to play the guitar!

This site gives you a strong foundation in theory, which will later help you grasp everything else much faster. It’s really important to actually KNOW what it is you’re doing, rather than merely follow fingering signs on tablature or chord diagrams.

There are 3 basic areas of knowledge you’ll have to think about in learning any instrument:

1. Music theory concepts as they apply to your instrument
2. Technique
3. Style specifics

enjoy!

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You could also call local music stores and ask if they know of any teachers in your area.