I have just discovered Pebber Brown and his multitude of free videos. I have only watched a few of them, but am extremely intrigued by them. What is the difference between the free videos that Pebber posted and a real online lesson with him? I have been "taken" by some online guitar wizards before promising me that I could turn into the next McLaughlin...anyone out there that pays for online lessons maybe talk about their experience with them. Thanks so much in advance!

you will receive Hi def videos much longer and go into alot more detail than the youtube stuff.
plus you have email support.

But you will only get out of it what you put in.ok

Thanks for the response...I am very stingy with my time and money so whatever I "dive" into it is always 100%. I am so sick and tired of some of these online instructors that promise this and that, but they have no idea how to teach and waste my time and money. Pebber seems to really want his students to improve and holds them accountable to improve.

I've started the online lesson last December. I'm a beginner, but from what I can see so far, It's well worth the money, it will give you tons of work to do, and if it's not enough, just take more lessons per month. I'm working 2 hours a day on the exercises, I never took any online lesson (for anything) because it's usually a waste of money. But I have to say, after extensive search, I signed in, and I'm pleasantly surprise. But as Deltadiscos said: "you will only get out of it what you put in".

Vin

I started last june and have had in the past other "instructors"online and also face to face. But Pebber's lessons are the best IMO they work and you learn a lot. But like mentionend earlier you have to do something for it. I love the sentence "Lack of afford is a lack of results".
I try to play as much as possible about 80% of my playing time I dedicate to PB's syllabus the rest is for playing some songs and like this i only do it the last 1,5 month the first 7 months I only did PB's exercises and did not learn any songs

Good luck and welcome!