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Banjo Ben lessons
Does anyone have experience with his online lesson packages? He teaches guitar, mandolin and banjo. And how does it compare to other either book or video series that would teach similar stuff?
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Banjo Ben lessons
I tried his lessons and like them. I think he is a great teacher.
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His shtick is annoying, but the lessons are good.
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his shtick is extremely annoying and he is all about the money .. forgetaboutit ..
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Good lessons... Try a month and see what you think. However, for me, I have have gotten the most education from these three sources: Homespun tapes. Toby Walker and the flatpicking Essentials series. YMMV.
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I think he is pretty good as a teacher.
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Thanks, I appreciate the input.
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Yeah he is a good teacher and seems like a nice enough guy.
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The reason why I use his lessons as my main tutorials is because he has the pick strokes for the tabs. It really helps knowing if the note should be picked up or down. I wish I could find more teachers who do that.
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