Guitar Tablature Manuscript Paper – Wire-Bound | Blank Sheet Music Book | 11 Tablature Staves Per Page for Guitarists and Composers

Do you have small, neat handwriting? Are you looking for the most tab staffs on the page so you can fit in more tabs per page? If so, then this is the tab manuscript notebook for you!This has 11 tab staffs per page (other books have 6-7), densely packed so that you can fit more notes on every page. It lets me tab out a long song on a single page, where other books would require 2. Same for lessons - I can write twice as much material in the same space as other books.It's wire bound which makes using it easy and convenient.The downside is that there's no a lot of space between the staffs, and no chord boxes - it's all tabs, as densely packed as can be. If you want to write in additional info, you'll need to write small and neatly. If you need more space between the staffs for notes and/or chord boxes, you'll have to look at something else.

Use this all the time. Wish it had perforated pages and a space to write titles at the top.

It's a book of blank guitar tabs, exactly as it says. If that's what you're looking for then this is it.

Solid paper, bright enough to see pencil writing in most light. There are more sets of tab lines than some notebooks which means less room to write in lyrics, etc. but more lines to tab out your songs.The wire binding makes it easy to tear sheets out to give away or keep sheets in the notebook.

good product

Lots of staffs, no wasted space. Clear lines. The plastic spiral binding doesn’t twist or corrode and allows the book to lie flat. Best tab paper I’ve found.

This has been perfect for keeping my tabs in one place nice and neat my wife got it for me when I asked her to photo copy a bunch of tabs for me

Just as described

Really pleased with this purchase. Exactly what I wanted.The pages contain just the tablature stave / staff / virtual guitar neck rather than a the tab along with a traditional music stave. This may not be suitable for everyone but it is what I personally require and is just the right size for myself and enables you to transcribe a fair amount of music, saving you the hassle of constantly turning pages while you play through the piece (it also suits my increasingly dodgy eyesight).The quality and thickness of the paper is better than what I’ve previously purchased and won’t go to pieces should you make a mistake and use a rubber.It’s the best tablature book that I’ve had so far and in future it’ll definitely be the one I’ll purchase.

Thick paper. Dark Ink, small margins. Whole page filled with guitar tab staffs, spiral bound means page turns easy and pages stay flat, Hal Leonard good brand 96 pages is about 1cm thick so plenty of pages. Other books have fancy covers (so I sticker bombed it )but don’t have good pages like this .

Good but the lines are quite close to each other making it really hard to write down chords and stuff, I would buy a different one

Spiral binding is perfect as the book stays open on the page you want.The tabs are too small really for me. Hard to write in and hard to read. It's ok for chord progressions if you want to keep track of a rhythm piece but I struggled to fill in individual notes on each string.

i like it,, there’s a lot of pages and lines but theres not much space to write a title. there is also no bar chord spaces its just tab. i def recommend this.