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Your cart is empty.A fun and engaging system to help you learn your mandolin notes! The Fantastic Finger Guide gives you the best musical information at your fingertips to help you become a more confident mandolin player by showing you exactly where each note is on your fingerboard. Great for both beginning students or intermediate mandolinists, our guides feature a patented 3 color - 3 shape design that is simple, smart, and easy to understand. Each set of decals includes a sharp and flat direction indicator on the side of the neck so you know which direction to go for sharp/flat notes and fret numbers to better navigate the fingerboard. The notes for frets 1-5 are labelled in a different color than frets 6-12 to help break up the fretboard for easier visual navigation. These features help you to easily understand sharps and flats, learn the chromatic notes, discover alternative fingerings for chords and play in different keys. Designed to streamline the process of learning to play stringed musical instruments, our unique guides provide an engaging way for you to practice notes while building confidence in your musical abilities. Easy-to-use fingerboard stickers that won’t leave a mess behind Each UV coated note decal has self-adhesive on the back end so the notes won’t slip around while you are playing your mandolin instrument - and once you learn your notes, the markers come off without leaving a sticky mess. Once you are confident in knowing your notes, you should remove the decal strip so your visual memory will intuitively know where each note is. Our guides are easy to install but are not reusable. You must adjust the guide prior to wrapping around the neck. Weston’s Fantastic Finger Guides were created over several years by a string teacher who wanted a practical yet fun way for his own music students to learn their notes. All of our products are made in the USA. Patent #10504378
Schuckz
2025-03-19 15:50:40
Like training wheels on a teenager's bike, I wouldn't want to take my mandolin out in public with these. Still, for a temporary learning tool they are great. Easy to slide under the strings and easy to remove once you are done with them.
Ashur & Alina
2025-01-15 14:50:53
Waste of money, I couldn’t get a single one to stay on the fretboard. I made it about half way down the fret board before I had to just scrap the whole thing. I made sure to clean the fretboard and everything. I don’t know if the ones I got were defective or what.
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