Stampola™ Guitar Chord Stamp (Medium) - 5 Fret

Stamps everything in sight. Always the same rectangle with lines in it, the ability to create perfect reproductions each time it is used is uncanny. Can be used on paper, cardboard,skin,and your little brothers neck when he's not looking. Just the right size, 8 or 9 stampings can be used across the width of the average american notebook paper (8.5 inches wide - none of that metric slop for us still living under the thumb of imperial weights and measures,) So unless you're writing an opera for banjo, your probably gonna still have plenty of space for lyrics and notes on that same page.While mostly used to write guitar or other 6 stringed instrument chords, it can be used to create a grid for playing a massive game of tic-tac-toe should you battery die on your phone. For the incredibly patient it can be used to create a very geometricly patterned wall paper. I think I've done all the hard work here of explaining exactly what you are in for should you purchase this bit of rubber and wood, but did I mention you can use it with any color of ink, yes it will stamp an entire rainbow if you let it.The only way it could be improved is if it were glow in the dark, autoinking and could write harmony lines in a pinch. Though to be fair most other rubber stamps cannot do any of these things and yet people are perfectly happy with them. Low expectations or just the way it is?You decide..

This medium sized cord stamp for guitar is perfect for guitar notation. It works really well for 4 lines of music on a single sheet of paper. There's enough room between lines to diagram cords. If you're harmonizing a melody, and especially if you're learning secondary dominant, flat 5 subs, and altered dominant cords, this stamp is extremely helpful

Stamp perfectly sized and makes a great template for marking alternative finger positions, but stamp rubber is crooked compared to the wood block it is attached to. Able to compensate for it by rotating slightly, just look to see if you need to do the same.

perfect size for me, also the lines are fine enough to look sharp, not blurry but also thick enough to be seen without my reading glasses. Its not self inking, so you need to buy a separate ink pad. I love it for being able to quickly stamp a visual chord on some music tabs.

Great little stamps and very handy. I bought 3 different sizes and I am very pleased with all of them. I found that a quick, fairly forceful motion works very well. Also, a slow, firm rocking motion works well also. They both produce a very clear stamp image. Much easier than drawing my own chord diagrams. I bought a teal ink pad, and use a black Sharpie to diagram the chords, and that works well for me.

One of the important tasks when learning a new fingerstyle song is to develop efficient fingering. I can work it out for each measure but until I practice enough for them to become ingrained muscle memory they trip me up. By having these placed above the tablature I know where I need to be at a glance. And, sometimes while learning a tune I come up with fingerings that work better for me. No problem, erase the pencil marks and put in the new ones!Some have complained that the stamp isn't perfectly aligned with the wood handle. I don't see that as an issue: when stamping a new diagram I simply look to the rubber's side and place it where I want it. No big deal at all if the diagram is tilted a bit; I really don't care.

It’s too small to be useful and it often takes multiple efforts to get an even ink layer off of a quality ink pad. Save your money and buy the bigger model.

Perfect for stamping a visual reminder right on your music. Well made it will last forever.I tried drawing the small fret board on my music and made more of a mess...This is perfect, also bought the "mini" stamp for smaller areas... but you DO need the 5 fret... nothing less