Color Coded Guitar Fretboard Stickers, Learn to Play Guitar and Music Theory, Suitable for all Levels, Two sticker sets,: Made in USA
Brand: QMG
Having trouble learning the guitar? Can’t distinguish between the notes? All you need are some colorful stickers that you can place on the frets and learn the notes accordingly. It is the perfect way for beginners!

Two Pack

You get a set of two color coded stickers. Each pack is sufficient for around 20 frets, but the extra pack means, so you can use them twice to learn the guitar notes.

Color Coded

It takes only a minute to attach the stickers according to colors so you can identify the notes properly. Use the wooden stick (provided with the package) to apply them on the fretboard.

Easily Removable

At times, the stickers or decals are tough to remove and cause damage to the fretboard. This pack of stickers has a removable adhesive that makes it super easy to peel off when you are done without any harm to the fretboard.

So what are you waiting for? Order now!
Learn Guitar – The multi-color stickers help to see the notes that make up the chords as you play a chord progression. Thus you know exactly what notes sound good with the chord progression.
Authentic – The stickers are made in USA, so they are genuine and not those cheap versions that have flooded the market. High quality materials and removable glue is used so the fretboard is undamaged when you peel off the stickers.
Easy to Apply – You don’t have to look up complex instructions to attach the stickers to fretboards. An instruction set is already provided along with a wooden stick, so all you have to do is follow the directions, use the stick and it takes hardly a minute to apply the decals.
Self-Tutorial – These decals are amazing for self-teaching or giving guitar lessons, since mastering the art is much simpler as you can see the whole layout of the neck at a glance.
Perfect Gift – Know someone eager to learn guitar? Get them a set of these learning strips – they will definitely appreciate your thoughtful gesture!