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I am learning to play the guitar. I sometimes forget what fret I am on. The stickers help with that. I have bought one set for my acoustic guitar and one for my electric guitar.

Is not worth your money or time.

These are the only ones I've found that are built for a classical guitar neck. Most are narrow and designed for an electric guitar. I liked them so much I bought another set for my concert guitar.

I own a Lyon LI15. The neck is narrow for a 6-string electric so the finger guide's spacing is too big. I'd have to take off the strings, and cut the guides up to make them match up to the strings.

I had a great experience with the acoustic/electric (i.e. standard) guitar and 3/4 violin labels, but the former didn’t fit my 12-string, so I took a chance on the classical guitar set, which were described as wider, and the labels fit perfectly on my 12-string. All of the guitar label sets have been on for five months and have stayed firm.At first I was skeptical that not every “black note” pitch was on the labels, but I now appreciate the elegance of it and would now find including every single note to be too crowded (particularly since each pitch would have to have both enharmonic names to be fair). It’s a pleasure to look at.

As far as the design goes it’s exactly what I wanted, but it didn’t matter what size guitar I tried it on they were all way to wide and the letters stuck over the edge.

This is a great idea. Now I know what notes I’m pressing throughout the fretboard

When I applied the stickers to my guitar fret board, I really couldn't see them given the angle at which I held the guitar. Thus, although the item was as advertised, I found it essentially useless and quickly removed the stickers from my guitar.

The stickers don't adhere very well to the fret board surface, but the portion of each sticker on either side of the neck holds the sticker in place.Helpful until you've learned the notes, hopefully using one of the explanatory tutorials available on youtube.My sincerest complaint is that you are only given one miserable sticker for each fret. The cost of each sheet of stickers must be negligible -- yet you are only given one! If you inadvertently goof up on the application, you are out-to-lunch and will be more than a little upset I assure you. The seller could easily include 2 or 3 sheets for each of the two sections of frets (1 -12, 13 - 20). in that case he would have more happy customers and better reviews.By the way, It might be a good idea to install the first 6 frets only. Then install 7 - 12 and 13 - 20 later, as needed.

the letters do not line up with the guitar string, way off.