This section aims to provide a comprehensive list of online guitar lesson courses, with some information about each one (and full reviews of those I’ve tried myself). Having most of the available options in one place like this will hopefully help those who want to learn to play the guitar online to save some research time.
As well as general lessons, the list also includes those programs which cover specialised playing techniques and styles, as well as learning aids like ear training courses, jam tracks …

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This page continues the list of general guitar lesson courses. See Page 1 for the rest.
JamPlay
JamPlay is a comprehensive course of video-based online guitar lessons for both electric and acoustic guitars. The lessons are provided by 24 different instructors, each with their owm specialties, and together they cover a wide range of guitar-related disciplines, including chords, tab, strumming, fingerpicking, music theory, songwriting, scales and a lot more. JamPlay is a membership site, with prices starting from $19.95 a month (you also have the option …

This is an A-Z list of general guitar lesson courses, which are mostly aimed at beginners (though some cater to intermediate and advanced players too). Only guitar courses are listed here; many sites offer free lessons, but only cover isolated topics, such as a particular chords, songs etc.
Learning by piecing together bits of knowledge from various sources is an inefficient way to go about things. Instead, it’s best to follow a systematic course of instruction that covers all of the fundamentals in a logical, …

This list is continued from page 1, and focuses on guitar courses that teach specific styles and/or techniques, as well as those that are aimed solely at acoustic and bass guitarists. Prices and other details are correct at the time of writing, but may have changed in the meantime.
You might also be interested in Section 1: General Guitar Lessons, that cover pop/rock styles of acoustic and electric guitar playing. Of these, I recommend Jamorama – a great resource for anyone wanting to learn to …

This list focuses on guitar courses that teach specific styles and/or techniques, as well as those that are aimed solely at acoustic and bass guitarists. Prices and other details are correct at the time of writing, but may have changed in the meantime.
If you’re looking for general guitar lessons that cover pop/rock styles of acoustic and electric guitar playing, check out Section 1: General Guitar Lessons (and if you can’t decide, or want to save time, I recommend Jamorama, which I’ve found to be an …

This detailed Jamorama review discusses my recent experience with Jamorama’s online guitar lessons.
As this is such an in-depth review, I’ve broken it up into four main sections to make it easier to read. These are:
1. Jamorama Review
This is my main review, and covers everything I liked and disliked about the Jamorama course. If you’re in a hurry, just read this page.
If you have more time, and want to learn as much about Jamorama as possible before deciding whether to buy, you might also …