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Fretboard Toolboxes are now also available in E-Book versions for Original Guitar, Blues Guitar, Original Mandolin, Five-String Banjo, and Decoding Piano Editions! These versions contain all of the same information as the print versions, but come to you in a PDF format, which lets you save 50% off the price of our Print Version, and lots more when you factor in shipping charges. Another advantage of the E-Book format is that you'll almost always receive your book the day you order it, which would be impossible with a printed book. In fact, if you don't receive your book within 24 hours, you'll get half of your money back!
We'll always have our printed book option, because it saves you doing any work and my printing company does a first rate job with the card stock and binding. But if you'd like to save money, and eliminate shipping charges and longer waits on your Fretboard Toolbox, you now have a option.
We'll always have our printed book option, because it saves you doing any work and my printing company does a first rate job with the card stock and binding. But if you'd like to save money, and eliminate shipping charges and longer waits on your Fretboard Toolbox, you now have a option.
To take advantage of the E-Book (PDF) option, all you'll need is Internet access (the files are all under 6MB) and an Adobe reader. Once you receive your PDF document, you have several options.
- View it on your computer: You can view and use your Fretboard Toolbox directly from your computer without printing a thing!
- Print it at home: You can print your Fretboard Toolbox at home and start using it right away. I would recommend printing your book on two sides, and then three-hole punching it. For ease of use, you can then put it in a small three ring binder or presentation folder. This is a very cost effective option if you have a printer and a binder lying around the house.
- Print it at a store: You can bring in your or email your PDF to a printing service, such as FedEx Kinko's or your local printing shop, and have them print it on card stock. I recommend having them put it in a spiral binding, and then put a clear vinyl cover on the front and an opaque one on the back to protect your pages. This should be able to be done for under $5, which is still cheaper than the printed version, even without shipping!
