live online guitar lessons

$60.00

Instructor
Get out your laptop, tablet, or smart phone, login to Skype and grab your guitar! Our online Lessons via ZOOM™ are a fantastic way to learn the guitar from the comfort of your own home.

Lessons are 40 minutes long.

Do you find yourself in need of further instruction to help you get to the next level as a guitar player? Are you running into questions or struggling with something on the guitar and just want some extra help? 

We tailor our online guitar lessons to be the perfect supplement to your study of the guitar with our online videos and Guitar Mechanics™ course material, but membership is not required. When you purchase an online lesson you’ll receive 40 minutes of personalized instruction with one of our expert instructors. It’s a great way for us to get to know you and customize your Guitar Mechanics™ experience to help you reach your goals as a guitar player..

Book a lesson with us now and use your pre-paid lesson by simply setting up a schedule that works for you. Instructions will be emailed to you after purchase. We look forward to learning along with you!

Requirements:
• Phone, Tablet or Computer with built in camera
• Reliable internet connection. Cable speed preferred.
• The latest version of ZOOM required.
"Neal is easily the best professor I have ever had in my life! I don't even want to call him a professor because he cares about teaching his trade more than anyone educational instructor I have ever known. BE THE NOTE".
​- Erica N.

"I love this man. He is by far the best professor I've had in college. He has made me very interested in music and thanks to his teaching I have been able to get into the ranks of working musicians."
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- John C.

​"He is amazing! If you are passionate about guitar, sign up for his lessons and you'll get so much better!!"
- Scott T.

"Neal has high expectations, but the work you put into his method and classes does pay off. By far one of the best professors I've had here at Oregon State University." 
- Brent G. 

"He is one hell of a teacher and an even better guitar player. You might even learn a thing or two about the music industry while you're there. Practice your scales and never stop playing".
- Greg W.