Shredneck Practice Guitar Neck Black Jon Donais Signature

At first I thought these were a kind of a gimmick, until life got in the way and my actual playing time diminished to almost nothing. This helps to learn and remember your chord fingerings for when you finally do get back to your actual guitar. During lunch at work, on the couch or in bed with the TV on, whatever... Only thing is, you'll want to tweak the action to your preference or to match your guitar. It's not too hard; you take the strings off, carefully pry the nut/bridge pieces out of their slots, sand the bottom of the piece down until the action will be sufficiently lowered---careful; measure twice cut once---and put the pieces back in, restring, all done. I restrung mine with DR coated strings to stop corrosion because these strings probably won't get changed again; I can't see breaking one just working on chording and riff practice. Also, the factory strings turned my fingers black, LOL.

I bought this hoping to be able to use it in dead times when I am not near my guitar. It is just too much not like a real guitar neck for me. Only about 1/3 of a regular guitar neck and difficult to get it into a good spot where I felt comfortable using it. The other real klincker is that it can't be tuned so the experience is really VOID.

Nice travel practice neck. Available in multiple styles/colors. Fits in carry on bags no problem. Not intended to be tuned. Good for finger practicing and keeping calluses up. I use mine while on business's trips to keep my fingers limbered. I am an intermediate rhythm player who is also learning lead guitar and this helps with scale work. Wish it was 3 frets longer though.

Don't wast your money!!!

This is a great product. I can practice every day at work during my lunch break and not bother everyone else in the office.

Really good to have. Easy to carry and practice with.