I've been enjoying JamPlay. I've got a little guitar experience, so I'm rolling through the beginner lessons pretty quickly, picking up quite a lot of stuff my face to face teacher didn't cover, or covered much later. It's not just playing by rote, I'm picking up some of the theory I've been missing. My 11 year old son has been trying the kid's lessons, but has found it moving too fast for him, though more patience and practice may have gotten him through this. The patience of a child. What can I say.

Scam artists- avoid at all costs Bought annual lessons for a friend for his birthday. At no time during the purchase was I informed these charges would be renewed automatically every year and my credit card charged. They list this information on a page on their site with lots of legal language allowing them to essentially bury it. As a result, I was charged 2x and they refused to give my money back. Had they informed me of this during the purchase process all of this could have been avoided, but clearly that is how they get you. They are scam artists- avoid them at all costs.

Tricked into free TRIAL Bought a Godin guitar with a code for free jamplay account, wasted my time activating it and was then told I had been tricked into a free TRIAL....no thanks, your emails now marked as spam

Signed up for a membership on Nov 1 Signed up for a membership on Nov 1, 2019, and canceled on Dec 26.No refund issued and after several emails have finally been told I will still have to wait for a refund. If I had not checked my Visa statement they would have never issued a refund. I also had to provide them with a copy of the cancellation email I received before they would authorize a refund. So if I had lost this I was screwed. I would not recommend JamPlay to anyone.

Great for guitar, not great for bass. I had a one year subscription with Jamplay and found the lesson materials to be very good. The reason for only 3 stars is that I play bass, mostly, but also guitar. In order to get access to both bass and guitar lessons requires two separate subscriptions which is just ridiculous. Besides, there are loads and loads of guitar resources but not much for bass. E.G. guitar subscribers get heaps of jam tracks, bass subscribers get a few jam tracks. If you are a guitar player I would definitely recommend Jamplay, but if you play bass, or both guitar and bass, look elsewhere where one subscription gives you access to lessons for both.