Guitar Scales Reference Poster by Best Music Stuff

Nice wall art to have in my music room

When I first unfurled the poster, it was not what I expected. I just wanted a quick reference for some basic scales. I was actually a little annoyed. Then I read the Q and A and someone mentioned that this is based on the Nashville Number System. I googled that (because I had no idea what that is), and became even more annoyed. I'm not trying to get into theory, I just want to noodle a little bit and have an easy to read reference poster.... but wait a minute. If you follow the numbers in the heading of each scale and apply it to the fretboard shown for each of the categories, you will soon see that this thing is amazing. It is a road map to applying any of the pictured scales to the entire fretboard. I am really happy with this, and there was a minute there where I wanted to rip it up and throw it away. It would be really great for ignorant self-taught people like myself if there was a quick mention of this in the description. I bet all of the negative reviewers would change to 5-star if there was some sort of explanation provided.

Even after having played for over 35 years, this has been incredibly helpful in learning and enjoying that much more!

I actually had to buy this chart twice, because the first time I tried to use tape along the back edges to stick to the wall, but it's tendency to want to curl back into a tube made it keep falling off, and at a certain point had to many bends and creases and was ruined. Then on the second time around I had to go down to Office Depot to laminate it and then use 3M command strips to finally get it to adhere to the wall, nice and straight.

I love this scales poster and it's helped me tremendously as I work through my scale practice. I like it so much that I've purchased another for a friend.

Alright poster but could be better made , the lines on the charts should be solid black idk why yall fade the lines out towards the beginning and end of the fret and would be awhole lot better if yall put numbers under each fret like 1/3/5/7/9/12 just so it's easier to locate where your at on the fret board without having to stop and count every time. And would be nice if you put what key each scale is in for example I'm new to learning guitqr and have been learning the A Minor pentatonic scale so at first I didn't know why it wasn't lining up and just happened to come across the E Minor pentatonic scale so it would be nice to put "E minor blues scale" since there is a couple Minor pentatonic scales I was about to return it before I realized what the scale was

Whether you are a beginner or a pro this information is very important for your growth as a musician. Being able to have your chords, scales, chord progressions and fretboard notes in handy will make it easier for you to learn guitar.These posters are well designed and easy to read. I went ahead and laminated my posters so they las longer and Velcrod them to my bedroom wall near my guitar setup.Bottom line, this product is pretty darn good and super affordable. You will not be disappointed.

I bought all three.