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I'm Jos and I'm here today with this really cool chord trainer. So you can easily take this with
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you because it is its own carrying case like so. You can also take that apart and then really start
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playing. So once you turn it on you can choose your chords right here. You can cycle through the
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chords. So that's a D, E and then you can see how to play the chord with the little dots right on
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there. Now you can also turn this so you can see it a little bit more easily. So now I can look at
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it myself while I'm playing and then you can start playing that chord. And this can get really
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really difficult really fast because you have a lot of chords here. F sharp and then only in the
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fifth. So you only have like a power chord as well and all these different versions of the F chord
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So if you really don't know any of these chords yet this is a great tool to learn. Now the
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disadvantage here is you do have these strings. So they really are guitar strings. They feel
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and touch like real guitar strings. So it really is as if you are playing a chord right here. Only
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if you touch the strings then there really isn't any discernible tone. So it's not tuned or anything
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So that's a little bit of a disadvantage here. But the cool thing is you can take this anywhere
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and start learning and training with this guitar chord trainer just about anywhere. They have the
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chords built in so you can look at these difficult chords. You can even save them and save them in a
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specific pattern if you'd like. So you can really look at the chords that you want to learn a little
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bit more often. And then look at your saved chords. There wasn't any battery included but it takes
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a little of those round batteries. Those flat ones. I didn't have one when I bought this so I
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needed to buy an extra one. And you have a cool carrying case which just fits in perfectly
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So I really recommend this one for anyone wanting to learn some new and cool chords
