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.

They don't replay to emails regarding the money-back-guarantee They write you emails and tell you that you have a 30days-money-back guarantee. I wrote back twice and asked kindly to get back the money because jamplay just was not right for me. They did not reply to my email for the money-back-guarantee (i wrote twice) and sent me an automated email to upsell my payment-plan instead.

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.

The website won't work. The website won't work.

Awesome service Great content and a wonderful array of teachers delivering it. I've not been with jamplay.com for long, but I'm really enjoying learning with them. Any negatives? Only a couple. 1.) The android app doesn't appear to be compatible with my particular kindle. 2.) There is no way to cache videos offline for circumstances where you have no internet.