Patent Pending Nicholas Ravagni has created a device that makes it easier for people to learn how to play the guitar.
Music is great.
It can get you out of rough times. It gets you up instead of feeling sorry for yourself. It is difficult to imagine Seattle's Nicholas Ravagni feeling sorry for himself, since he is at a point in life when he still counts in fractions. It's a self-adhesive strip of plastic that fits under the strings of a guitar and allows you to see precisely where to place your fingers. And it uses its color coded and lettered system to teach where all the notes are.