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Dangerous Guitar – Online Deal

$18 for One Year of Online Guitar Lessons ($134.55 Value)

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  • Audiophile
  • Always Learning

In a Nutshell

More than 650 high-definition videos give professional instruction in a wide range of playing styles

The Fine Print

  • Expires Jul 3, 2013
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Online only. Must activate by expiration on your Groupon, membership will expire 1-year from activation.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Studies show that children who don't learn to play a musical instrument often try to eat one. Keep didgeridoos out of their duodenums with this Groupon.

$18 for One Year of Online Guitar Lessons ($134.55 Value)

One-year memberships to Dangerous Guitar include unlimited online access to more than 650 instructional videos recorded by professional jazz, blues, classical, country, and rock guitarists.

Dangerous Guitar

With more than 650 high-definition instructional videos, a video-sharing network, and an interactive scales and chords application, Dangerous Guitar’s website is well equipped to set students on the path to guitar virtuosity. Students can choose between monthly, quarterly, and yearly memberships, granting them unlimited access to the increasingly challenging video lessons, which they can progress through at their own pace.

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Dangerous Guitar

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