Smart Guitar Stringless, Acoustic Electric Travel, Portable Silent MIDI with Removable Fretboard for Enthusiasts, Adults, Teenagers, Gift

Great potential. Good piece of kit but still quite basic. Maybe some effects and a looper and it will be a world beater. A tremelo bridge would alleviate the lack of bending.

I've had this guitar for about eight weeks. And I never got a chance to test the mic because it doesn't come with one. Today, I tested it and it failed badly. The t r or trs connector is loose when you fit it in the port. So the mike doesn't work because of that. I'm really disappointed because The return date expired about four weeks ago. Now once i'm stuck with this. I really needed the mic to work.

I have arthritis and have a problem nowadays playing the guitar because of losing flexibility in my left hand. I used to play classical guitar at a reasonable standard - e,g. some Barrios, Recuerdos, Cavatina etc and hadn't got the strength to play them now. This guitar has enabled me to play - not brilliantly - but enough to give pleasure (at least to me!). It is, as they say, portable but I keep mine connected - and no tuning! It looks like a guitar - I used to own an American Fender and although not cheap, is worth it. The one thing I would like is the ability to replace the strings for the right hand with nylon - as in a classical guitar - and for the "strings" on the fretboard to reflect the individual thickness of normal strings. I thought latency might be an issue, but it's not at all. It plays tremolo OK and slides well - both classical comments - and it does take a little time to get used to it but so does everything else. All in all, a good but and the electrical guitar sounds a realistic.

My son has CP and he is terrible at twiddling with the strings on a normal guitar. We ought to have shares in strings! But this, this guitar is amazing! It looks great, feels great and not only that, you can change the tone to banjo, piano, acoustic, base etc and you can change the actual tone from low to high. And the best thing, it is all done with buttons. Plus side because it’s loud, he can plug in headphones so mummy doesn’t have to endure ear piercing loudness This is worth every penny and the best present I could have actually bought him! He’s very happy with it.

With galloping ageism I find it somewhat harder to form cords but with this guitar (and it is an instrument in its own right) I find it much easier to form cords and play rifts. I am still funding out what else it can do!

I never had proper guitar and I don't know how to play but since having this guitar now, I'm into the learning. At my middle age, learning how to play guitar, sounds a bit funny.. but to be honest, it's never to late to learn. This guitar came boxes, in two pieces, as its travel version. But if it meant to be travel version, where is the storage bag and shoulder strap? These two things are missing here in my opinion. This guitar looks beautiful and it has light up features along it's neck. There are settings to add other instruments to your guitar play, adjust the speed, volume, tone. So it's very interesting instrument with plenty to discover. We can connect headphones and microphone to make the most of it. With connecting the headphones, we can enjoy silent playing so other neighbours won't complain. This guitar has only small area with real strings, for the right hand to play. The neck side of the guitar has nylon lines which replace the real strings. It still works fine, as long you know all the chords and have an ear to music. The illuminating light is a very fancy thing but it hurts eyes sometimes when it's on all the time and you just try to focus on the chords. The guitar has lovely, smooth feel to it and its comfortable to hold, when sitting. It's rechargeable via usb C cable and the battery lasts up to 10h so its pretty good. No cables are hanging around like with usual electric guitars. As I'm not professional, just simply a beginner, I can't say much about the stuff usually professionals value the instruments. What I like here is clear sound coming out of the speakers, many setting modes to suits your needs and how pretty it looks. Being packable it's also can be a good thing, not mentioning again that's rechargable too. I like this instrument and I'm hoping to learn finally some melodies and be able to play them for my family.

Volume for guitar sounds goes down on its own. Rythem sound Volume totally over powers guitar sounds. You only have to slightly touch the strings to make a sound. Even resting your thumb on the top string creats a note. Unfortunately I'll be sending it back. It's a great idea, especially for children learning the basics but needs a few problems ironing out. Maybe the next generation aero will be better for adults.

Watched every YouTube video there is on This thing Ended up watching so many needed to watch them in foreign languages. There is one thing they don't really talk about on YouTube. Videos that the strings are very unresponsive I. Pit them to max sensitivity in the app. It was so off had to sit there for hours trying to fix it. And they never really sound it correctly. Sometimes, if you pluck two strings you would only hear one string plucking If you're looking for a guitar like this, just buy the yamaha EZ-AG trust me.