Title: Limited practical usefullness
Product review: I've been playing guitar for 7 years now and I've bought this book some years ago, thinking it would make me master my guitar, based on other reviews I've seen. Well... it has not.It teaches you a myriad of fingering patterns to play chords, scales, arpegios and scale runs, without needing to know the single notes on you fretboard. And that's also the problem: there are too much patterns! I remember that I worked my way to the 3/4th of the book, then... well I lost interest. Now I've almost forgotten them all...[...]And in fact learning the notes on the fretboard and learning the notes in the most common scales (and chords) is less overhead and more usefull than learning all these patterns.So, you understood it, today I very rarely refer to this book anymore
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