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30 Guitar Mistakes and How to Fix Them review
A 30-day online guitar course from Vienna teacher Norman Gänser that unlocks one video per day showing a common student mistake and its fix, for $29 with unlimited streaming afterwards.
Worth it
This is an honest small course with a clear, useful idea: seeing the mistakes other learners make is a good way to check your own posture and technique. The format, pacing and access rules are spelled out, including the fact that videos cannot be downloaded, and the teacher is fully identified. Two things take points off. The '$49' reference price does not exist on the order form, so the 'now $29' saving is decoration, and the page's 14-day guarantee contradicts the 60 days the form actually grants, although in the buyer's favour. For self-taught players, $29 is fair.
- Price
- $29
- Billing
- One-time payment
- Best for
- Self-taught guitarists, especially those learning from YouTube, who want to catch posture and technique errors
- Not for
- Anyone who needs offline videos or a complete beginner curriculum
30 Guitar Mistakes and How to Fix Them at a glance
30 Guitar Mistakes is a streaming course from Guitarschool24, run by Vienna guitar teacher Norman Gänser. The idea is to learn from other students: each video shows a real student making a common error, and the teacher explains how to fix it. One new mistake unlocks each day for 30 days, after which all videos stay available with unlimited access. The videos are full HD, play on phone, tablet or computer, and can only be watched on the Guitarschool24 site, not downloaded. The page describes it as suitable from beginner to advanced and cites the author's music studies in Vienna. The price is shown as '$49, NOW $29', and the order form charges $29.00 once. The page mentions a 14-day guarantee while the order form grants 60 days, the better terms. The legal notice lists Norman Gänser in Vienna with phone and VAT number.
- Format
- Streaming video course, full HD, members area
- Length
- 30 videos, one unlocked per day
- Access
- Unlimited after 30 days, online only, no download
- Price
- $29.00 one time; the '$49' reference is not on the form
- Refund window
- 60 days on the order form, 14 days stated on the page
- Seller
- Guitarschool24, Norman Gänser, Vienna, Austria, with phone and VAT ID
- Digistore24 ID
- 377170
Format and pace spelled out
The page explains the daily unlock, the student example videos and the online-only access.
For offer clarity we give 7.0.
A saving that is not real
The page shows '$49' struck through for 'NOW $29', while the order form has no higher undiscounted price.
For pricing honesty we give 7.5.
Drip, then unlimited
One video opens per day; after 30 days all stay available without time limit, but only as streams.
For delivery and access we give 9.0.
Teacher fully named
The legal notice lists Norman Gänser in Vienna with phone and Austrian VAT number.
For vendor transparency we give 8.0.
Better on the form than the page
The page says 14 days, but the order form grants a 60-day refund window.
For refund terms we give 8.0.
Pros and cons
What works
- Clear, practical concept
- Unlimited access after the 30 days
- Named teacher with full legal notice
- 60-day refund window on the form
What does not
- '$49' reference price is not real
- Page and form disagree on refund days
- No download or offline viewing
30 Guitar Mistakes and How to Fix Them FAQ
What does it cost?
$29.00 once. The '$49' on the page is not charged anywhere.
How does the course work?
One mistake video unlocks per day for 30 days; afterwards all remain available.
Can I download the videos?
No. The page says they can only be watched on the Guitarschool24 website.
How long is the refund window?
The order form grants 60 days, although the page mentions 14.
Who teaches it?
Norman Gänser, a guitar teacher in Vienna.
The bottom line
This is an honest small course with a clear, useful idea: seeing the mistakes other learners make is a good way to check your own posture and technique. The format, pacing and access rules are spelled out, including the fact that videos cannot be downloaded, and the teacher is fully identified. Two things take points off. The '$49' reference price does not exist on the order form, so the 'now $29' saving is decoration, and the page's 14-day guarantee contradicts the 60 days the form actually grants, although in the buyer's favour. For self-taught players, $29 is fair.
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