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[@TylerJohnstonGuitar]

AeroGuitar, when you play guitar but hate yourself for it.

[@charlesrocks]

Lmfao

[@TheRealMerenat]

Damn, I might need one

[@joaojahnke9684]

Thats just regular guitar tbh

[@brownsparlour9813]

😅

[@nychold]

I play the AeroGuitar, but I got mine for free. In fact, every time I play the AeroGuitar, it's a different guitar with a totally different tone. Also, it's an older model, so it's actually the AirGuitar™.

[@_NoDrinkTheBleach]

This seems like the sort of product that you'd see on an infomercial, with an Esteban style pitch man telling you how it's a great gift idea for your grandkids for 3 easy payments of $49.99. Sending this out to actual guitar players with strong opinions was always going to be the wrong plan for a product like this. And thinking that the threatening emails weren't going to get out is pro level ignorance.

[@russellzauner]

Esteban has integrity compared to this product's marketing; sure it's cheese but you are not being deceived, it's openly cheesy, they embrace the cheesiness and maybe even celebrate it a little. And that's okay.

[@tweakrr99]

Yes! Except in this case it would be 12 easy payments of $49.99

[@christopheraaron8299]

It seems more like a QVC product.

[@lykanthrope]

Tbh when I got one of Esteban's guitars as a kid, sure it was no PRS or anything but it wasn't...bad. It was actually really neat. Les Paul inspired body shape, glossy black. I thought it was pretty damn good and what expectations was 13 year old me going to have lol.

[@kesamek8537]

Looks like a Chinese mafia shakedown to me, Andy the GuitarGeek is even too frightened to name the company in his video and he's got automatic filters running on his comments section to delete anyone who mentions them. 時代革命.

[@cowfangirl420]

i hate the whole mindset of “learning an instrument sucks, our product helps u skip that as much as possible” that people use as a marketing thing. i learned several instruments when i was younger playing in orchestras and now i started self teaching bass this year and the process of getting the hang of it is some of the best feeling stuff. of course it’s not easy but there’s this wonderful sensation of each time i pick up an instrument feeling more confident and better sounding that time than i did before and i think skipping that, aside from just not being how learning works, would make it a worse experience.

[@RAAZR-]

It's also huge in the fitness community - how to get ripped fast? Put in the work. There's no shotcuts even if using substances.

[@jeffrey.a.hanson]

The moment of truth is simply being delayed. My buddy crushed drums on Rock Band…went to play real drums, and was great minus forgetting the kick drum. Lol. He didn’t have a screen to tell him ‘kick’ so never internalized it. He said ‘f this’ lol.

[@JustJoshing4L]

Probably the same kind of people as the ones that cheat in video games. People wanna be good at stuff, but they don't want to put in the effort, which is sad, because learning an instrument has been one of the most rewarding and fulfilling things I've ever done.

[@sigiligus]

Reminds me of some alleged interaction between a musician and a fan. “I would do anything to play like you.” “Have you ever picked up the instrument and practiced?” “No.” “Then you wouldn’t do anything to play like me.” That’s a bad paraphrase, anyway.

[@ornleifs]

But I'm pretty sure that most people find practicing an instrument to be a boring activity, I once saw a statistic about music students and 80% of them are at a beginner level and most of them never get to a higher level cause for them practising sucks. I think most of those who get to higher levels get there cause they really enjoy the physical activity of playing an instrument, Steve Vai was once asked that he must have been very disciplined as a teenager cause he played the guitar 10 hours a day but he said, No I just loved it so much and when I was doing other things I thought, I could be playing the guitar now.

[@Bobby-wn5yr]

Side note: I’ve taught over 20 people to play bass over the years; if your fingers are hurting when you’re learning, most commonly you’re pressing too hard. Make sure your bass is set up properly and it shouldn’t take so much force to fret notes. Stay loose, bass isn’t played rigidly - you’re in the rhythm section now! That is all, as you all were

[@user-xp1gb3rh5z]

If you were a real teacher of bass guitar your first lesson would be "don't bother learning bass guitar, you can just pick it up and fill in when the bassist has the flu/is high/girlfriend has chucked him out. This also applies to drum tutors.

[@DMSProduktions]

Loose.

[@zynosgd9982]

Guitar will hurt a bit more than Bass when learning because, while the strings have less tension, they're also smaller and so the tension is less equally distributed underneath your fingers.

[@Bobby-wn5yr]

@@user-xp1gb3rh5z lol 100% what a guitarist would say… then grab a bass without asking permission, and show me how to play some lead guitar on bass and sit back down like they proved their point… I’m not talking from experience _at all_ there 😂

[@rorbot_SMF]

@@Bobby-wn5yrAll irony being lost on the guitar player. 😂😂😂

[@Game4Lord]

Gonna chime in here as a guitarist of 20 years. Pain in the tips of the fingers is something to be expected, not avoided. It helps build calluses, and strength in the hand. If an individual actively goes out of their way to avoid it, they'll never improve, nor gain the strength they need in their hands to be a proficient player.

[@castleanthrax1833]

It doesn't really last long, either. It's been a few decades since I experienced that beginner finger pain, but from memory, it was kinda short lived.

[@kassemir]

It's unclear if they're talking about building calluses, or if they're talking more about like joint pain. Which some people probably legitimately have. But, in that case I'd probably rather try extremely light gauge strings, rather than that plastic monstrosity.

[@TheRockinDonkey]

@@kassemir My brother had a guitar synth years ago that was similar to this, the only difference being that the "fretboard" for lack of a better word, was a piece of molded rubber with the "strings" molded into it about an eighth of an inch tall. You would press the "strings" and strum the strings to play chords or even single notes. It even had a whammy bar that would do pitch shifting. It was neat, but not very easy to play and, like this monstrosity, you couldn't bend (but you did have the whammy bar). It was marketed as a toy and I don't know what my parents paid for it when they got it for him (this was in the late 80s/early 90s), but it sure as hell wasn't equivalent to $600 in today's money. This smells like some kind of scam, probably tax fraud.

[@lynnjones4097]

I don't understand any kind of short cut when it comes to a hobby. Isn't the point of the thing to do the thing? When I first got calluses it was awesome! I felt like I was really making progress. It's like being sore after the gym. It's your body congratulating you, in it's own dumb way

[@axonathan]

As a guitarist of 35 years, I concur

[@cigilovic]

Back in 1998 I started practicing on my sister's nylon string without any guidance. I then got some chromatic exercises from her guitarist friend and just sat down and practiced them for hours. That burning feel of my fingers and seeing how I started taking control of my fingers was the best feeling I have ever had in my life. When I see these kinds of products, I'm immediately turned off as these completely ignore journey and the pleasure. No thanks! :)

[@VedunianCraft]

Another useless product that preys on people that believe there is an extra comfortable way in achieving something by throwing money at it. If a real guitar is not working out for them, this thing won't either...

[@MrBrian-fq4lr]

Derek Paul Guitar made a glowing review of the Aeroguitar. Which has now conveniently been deleted. Whoops.

[@codychickadee5095]

I saw some other video that appeared to be positive towards it. I ought to have read some of the comments

[@MrBrian-fq4lr]

@@codychickadee5095 There was an older guy, which I didn't mention, because his video seemed harmless. Seemed like he's genuinely interested in the product and was already backing the kickstarter before this stuff came out, and I think he just wanted to show off something he personally thought was cool. Just a coincidence and bad luck that it's the same product. Derek Paul's video was him taking the bait and shilling. That's the type of youtuber we need to watch out for, because they have no problems lying to their viewers to get paid.

[@codychickadee5095]

@@MrBrian-fq4lr fair enough, thanks for the insight there I didn't know those details!

[@theoryofmine7473]

I bet Stevie T LOVES the thing.

[@scottbrower9052]

Nah....there's something else he LOVES more.

[@kesamek8537]

They should do a Stevie T Special Edition that comes in Hard Candy Pink.

[@seanfagan7384]

Yes butt were do you think steveie sticks it.

[@behindthen0thing]

Stevie t looks like a woman who likes other women

[@Huehuecoyote]

Leave Stevie T alone

[@DennisAlvarezMusic]

This video really shows why your channel is a very needed thing on KZbin. As you stated, for $600 you could actually buy a decent, even gig-able rig. Especially if you buy used gear. I don't remember my sore finger tips being a big issue when I was 9 years old and learning my first chords.

[@tecnoguy1136]

Hell I got one of those Squier anniversary jazzmasters brand new for €350 last year. Definitely needed a lot of set up work but that’s still not much more. Almost twice that for this weird thing is mad

[@kennynatalie4448]

Totally agree here. The sore fingers stage is very short and just not a big deal unless you’re playing some cheap acoustic with thick strings and inch tall action.

[@frankwebster9110]

This is the third video I've seen about this stupid product. I think it's important that these videos are made to warn people about scam products. Apparently there's a Kickstarter involved. Their aggressive tactics show that the product is nothing more than a very expensive($500) gimmick. Thanks KDH

[@kesamek8537]

Even worse, targeting Henning who some might say can be agreeable to the point of exploitable (Guitcon anyone?) to run PR errands for them seems particularly sinister.

[@216trixie]

@@richardlaiche8303Capitalism is based on trade, value for value.

[@frankwebster9110]

I've just watched another follow-up video from somebody that gave it negative reviews and they actually had more contact with the company. It seems they made a huge mistake giving this thing to actual guitar players. They are actually looking to do consultant with actual guitar players now. It seems they are looking to improve this product and make it viable for the beginner and not just a toy I guess we'll see in time

[@HeimirTomm]

And since he showed that the kickstarter is in Hong Kong dollars, it probably costs about US$20 to make.

[@PerpetuallyTiredMusician]

I think its funny that people still think there is a "life hack" or a way to bypass practice and learning. As a multi instrumentalist in my early 40s... There simply arent any. Either you enjoy the musicianship part of the artform or you dont. If you dont then I recommend going out and finding another artform that suits you (no harm done really). They all require lots of learning and time spent but one will eventually come along that speaks to you where the labour of learning becomes the "fun" and instead of wondering for how long you have to practice you will wonder why you always seem to lose track of time when practicing. Peace

[@MSpotatoes]

In my 35 years of playing, I've only had 1 true student, who was motivated enough to not give up after realizing that it wasn't as easy as I made it look. People shy away from effort.

[@markbernier8434]

I will just mention as an aside, on the custom guitar, if the door it was upcycled from is 120 years old and is a solid slab, the actual tree it came from is likely from the 1750's or earlier.

[@Birtheater4545]

That checks out

[@fritsvanzanten3573]

Rock music didn't exist in those days. Barock did. Must have been a Bach-door,

[@Forest_Fifer]

Pah. Ben Crowe just made a guitar from 42000 year old swamp kauri from New Zealand.

[@jamowallace]

Jesus man! For that price I bought a second hand Boss Katana 2x12 and an Epiphone Les Paul Custom!!

[@tomfoolery342]

That guitar belongs on the shelf of (The now defunct) Toys-R-Us for $39.99🤣

[@gregmize01]

MACY'S BOUGHT TOYS R US...TOYS ARE BACK ON THE MENU BOYS!

[@1978garfield]

Tyco made something like this in the late 80's with a name like Hot Lixx.

[@gregd.4865]

@@1978garfield I had one when I was a kid. The neck was all blue buttons that took up the width of the neck that you would press and fire off some "Kill 'Em All" Kirk Hammett licks, lol.

[@wellfuckyoumr]

@@gregmize01that shit is trash for real. It’s nothing like the standalone store

[@I-Libertine]

(Um, Geoffrey would like to have a word...)

[@martynridley3671]

The e-mails they sent to Andy (Guitar Geek) were probably the biggest mistake they could have made. They must be kicking themselves so hard right now. They've highlighted their own crap product 10 fold, probably more. What, did they think that you guys weren't going to talk with each other?! Anyway, well done all of you for hanging on to your integrity and telling it like it is.

[@jamessmithurst6011]

However, Andy has also shown his true colours by deleting my comments for him to reveal the company or product. It's unethical to talk about a scam but refuses to tell us who the scam artist is.

[@martynridley3671]

@@jamessmithurst6011 Yeah, wisely, to avoid any further possible legal action by them, especially as they were already threatening legal actions. You want to see him get in trouble for the sake of your curiosity? I don't. Anyway, it wasn't hard to find out, was it, - we're both here on the same page, less than a day later, eh?!!

[@PaulMcCaffreyfmac]

@@jamessmithurst6011 "Unethical"? I don't think so. You might reasonably be miffed at having your comment removed but I can see why he doesn't even want to say their name given that there is no such thing as bad publicity...except of course there is 😂

[@GreenEyedRecords]

Terrible PR doing that! Also the feedback on the Kickstarter page re delivery is not great

[@JorisGriffioen]

@@jamessmithurst6011 people tend not to mention the other party because of the threat of a libel suit. TBF in this case I think he could've just shared it but still I can imagine he wants to avoid legal risks as much as possible (you can probably imagine he doesn't have a legal department... )

[@onbedoeldekut1515]

I tell learners that if their fingers hurt, they're pressing too hard. If a guitar has been well set up, the very action of fretting a string WITHOUT applying pressure is what a learner should strive to achieve.

[@Untoldanimations]

I don’t know man I think the pain is always part of the process. When I started I got blood blisters on my fingers and I wasn’t doing anything wrong

[@philb9521]

F barre chord? 🎸💀😊

[@DMSProduktions]

LOL! What a joke! I told Andy they had NO legal leg to stand on! I don't THINK they even know HOW product reviews work!

[@smelltheglove2038]

I like whenever there is a product release and all the channels I watch all have the same video featuring said product. It’s almost the same script as well, like they’re reading a press release. I get it, gotta pay the bills. It’s pretty transparent with minimal thinking skills so I don’t see an issue.

[@j_c_93]

Most guitar KZbinrs are just salesmen doing infomercials.

[@smelltheglove2038]

@@j_c_93 I like the guys who have no pretense as to the contrary. Basically Andy Demos.

[@tummy_fritters]

I totally thought Henning's channel name was some German thing I couldn't figure out. Thank you for translating it lol! Good video

[@KeizerSinbad]

I’m glad you’re covering this. We appreciate your journalistic integrity K.

[@MrDistill]

Man you always bring it on. Love the way you broke this down. It’s like they hired a scam call center that’s trying to break into product marketing. 😅😅😅

[@Bobby-wn5yr]

This made me wonder how bad the reviews could even be just because review channels that accept press instruments to review typically know how to play the system so they can say something’s bad without actually offending the company that gave them a free thing to make a monetised review out of. So I just checked the first one that came up on the algorithm and yeah it’s not favourable, but it’s not that bad really.. basically it would have been a non-event if they hadn’t threatened legal action and drawn a big bunch of attention to it lol

[@casanovafunkenstein5090]

The one I saw by Sixstringtv absolutely eviscerated it, so given what I saw I'd be pretty wary of anyone being diplomatic in their statements about the product.

[@manhandler]

Except it's not a guitar or realistic sounding or even teaches you anything, more like teaches to hate playing guitar.

[@robertaugustine5350]

The ShamWow of non-guitars. Well played.😂

[@UziMusic]

If someone at aeroband has the jawline of shamwowguy.. i still wont buy it

[@JBarbarosa]

Love your vids bro. I've been seeing this drama unfold. This company has really gone about things the wrong way. Shot themselves in the foot BIG TIME. It's just a dumb product. Even their promo vids show clearly that they have no clue.

[@devonaupurok6920]

The six string tv review was very good. Funny and informative. Wow is the company that made the guitar-like thing terrible.

[@Tremonster261]

The way this product is being marketed is incredible, it’s like they’ve invented problems and are trying to sell the solution. The guitar is already one of the most accessible instruments out there in that you don’t need to study music theory or learn to read music to be a reasonably proficient player, and because of that fact it is one of the most fun instruments to learn. Learning theory and improving your technique is completely up to the player and how far you want to take it. Some people are perfectly happy strumming a few chords and playing a few riffs and that’s cool. At the end of the day, you can’t beat that euphoric feeling when you finally nail the song/riff/solo you’ve been practicing and you actually sound like the record. The finger pain is absolutely nothing as well, you get over that in like 2 or 3 days. The price tag on this piece of garbage is also highly amusing, $599 means they actually think this is a serious product, where it actually looks like a kids toy that should be about $50 max. This product will sink 100%.

[@olearywu]

Your comedic timing & all-around flair are fantastic. Rock on, KDH.

[@MisterSparkles]

Thanks I could tell there was something bad going on but did not have the time to watch all the videos to get the details. Perfect summary!

[@dragonknightkx]

I was waiting for this video!

[@Kinger1625]

I’m a music teacher, and enjoyed this. I enjoy this channel and how your brain works. Glen rocks too! KDH, your stuff is great do not stop making great content! ❤

[@misterghee1]

Strings not the rubber ones

[@DG88Personal]

I watched sixstringtv's review and yeah I wouldn't give the AeroGuitar a chance in hell. Considering I have been playing guitar for 18 years, there are issues with the device itself shown in the review, and there exists not only better midi guitars(hell just use a Rock Band 3 Pro Controller) but also VSTs that translate your DI's guitar input to midi input if you really wanted a midi guitar. Their methods for collaboration also seemed predatory and borderline harassing from the start. Much love KDH, have a good day and I hope you're doing well.

[@Byron_Blue]

So glad you did this. You mentioned the company and called it poopie as it should be. A review should be honest. Thank you!

Hey, love your channel; been a sub almost since you began! So as someone who's played guitar for 40 yrs, many of them professionally, I have seen SO many gimmicks intended to circumvent the ONLY things that work: practice and dedication. Like the fret-light thing, or the ridiculous multicolored finger condoms - but at least those require laying hands on an actual guitar. This? This is a friggin' toy, nothing more. And they know it, too, hence the threatening clauses. Imagine the poor kid that puts in 6-8 months on this and then picks up a real guitar for the 1st time...

[@bradconklin2878]

Totally agree. Thank you.

[@vouztyro]

that iceman in the background is so cool

[@profanepropane]

We desperately need a restring sunday and that golden lyre is a worthy contender

[@216trixie]

Looks like the one he holds up in the video and says he’ll do a video one.

[@vouztyro]

yeah, wrote the comment before he did that lol @@216trixie

[@michelvondenhoff9673]

Making a video sharing what you believe is interesting is working pretty well 🤠 As for overdrives the BD-2 is a pretty nice overdrive into distortion as the Ibanez 850 overdrive is an EHX Big Muff (?) clone and basicly a fuzz. Then there is the RAT, DS-1,DS-2 and then I loose track and interest other than the OD-3...and that is about it. Modulation I can watch one video after the other...same with reverb 😂

[@madislandguy]

I'd say that the one truly useful thing you could buy to help you learn guitar is a good tuner. If you aren't in tune, you'll never even be able to find the note you want and everything else becomes irrelevant.

[@worldsheaviestjamband93]

I nearly spit out my coffee when 7:05 I finally heard the sound of this thing at the 7 minute mark.

[@BastardNM]

And it's videos like this that make me love this channel. I love your honesty.

[@tubee1811]

Was waiting for you to make this vid :,)

[@retired4365]

When the cats out of the bag, it's almost impossible to put it back in. 😂😂😂😂

[@ourawkfist]

first video i have watched from yours.. you hooked me. well done.

[@JoeBlack1108]

You sir!! I like the cut of your jib, your sarcasm makes me laugh

[@999slawter]

My first thought... Juicero...

[@Davey-Boyd]

I had a funny feeling we might be seeing you today for some reason!

[@PaperbagmanOfficial]

Subscribed for no bullshit honesty! 🔥

[@KingMelancholia]

When I was learning guitar back in middle school, all the guys would show off their calluses to show how much they were playing haha. Fingertips getting callused and hard is a rite of way I feel like. It just comes with the hobby. Luckily, once your fingertips are done adjusting, you never really have to worry about it again. I used to teach guitar to students during covid and they all loved seeing their fingers get used to the instrument.

[@blackhaulmike]

Ive been waiting for this.

[@Plastidon]

Excited about the upcoming hufschmid guitars video , Patrick makes some absolutely stunning guitars and plectrums

[@Chimp_No_1]

Incredibly interesting and informative ! Thank you for doing a public service !

[@iliketrains3495]

Glad to see you be upfront and honest rather than compromise your integrity for some easy cash. This reminds me of when every guitar KZbinr out there was shilling the Jammy MIDI guitar, and credit to them because I fell for it and almost bought one myself - but then I came across Rachelf giving it an honest negative review and I'll forever be in her debt for that.

[@Aeduo]

I honestly was looking at the Jammy to have a MIDI guitar, and I may have even gotten one if they were in stock while looking at them. Then I read about them not being sent to buyers. My understanding was that it was pretty good for what it was supposed to be though. That is, not intending to be necessarily a guitar, but not really advertizing itself as one. I ended up getting a jamstik though. I'm not at a skill level where it's noticeably dropping notes or anything, but I could imagine tracking won't ever really be perfect for such a thing, especially for someone who plays real quick or with a lot of subtlety. It certainly seems to work better than the aeroband where reviewers have it sounding notes just by touching the thing.

[@KimSE4]

I mean, if I was having issues with playing guitar and pain in my fingers I'd get a nylon-strung acoustic so when the pain got to much on steel strings I'd move over to nylon, that'd build up calluses slowly while getting in the time learning.

[@ringchamp6543]

Good one bro, love your work. Keep doing what you do.

[@brendan00013]

dude. literally same with wanting to learn guitar because of School of Rock lol - great video as well, dude!

[@ebbtiderecords3767]

Love your work.

[@worldaswar3784]

20year old door???? fakin stellar. cant wait for the review. i wonder how it sounds.excited aF.

[@Allison_Chaynes]

Cheers, KDH! 🍻

[@Takusman]

phone pedal? I guess you missed the HB contest where you build your own guitar and a french guy put the kill switch in a rotary phone in the guitar!!! Also, dude because I like how honest and fair you are, you gained a sub, also learning guitar here in my 40's but hit a motivation block

[@wtbgamegenie]

The Tim Henson signature Ibanez Nylon string electric is $699 the FRH10N the slight downgrade it’s based on is $499. Those are real guitars with little finger pain that you can gig and record with and also be an avant garde cool guy.

[@larrybethune3909]

You dirty bugga! That was one of the funniest commentaries I've seen in a while. I watched the law suit "tret" video and had to know more. Thanks for your thoughts on these dodgy goings on.

[@paulketchupwitheverything767]

I only heard about the Aeroguitar in the last couple of days and have seen a few reviews, including the main one that slated it. The instrument reminds me of the Casio DG from the late 80s / early 90s.

[@osamabinlaggin69]

sixstringtv: *chuckles* "I'm in danger"

[@jeremybeals5134]

“Ummmmm….yeah” that about sums it up 🙃

[@JoeyRapps1]

It also seems like they're used to dealing with fake "reviewers" and that's who they're looking for. So they're just email blasting everyone they can find. I have no idea why any true reviewer that saw "promote" in the email ever did anything besides ignoring the email.🤷‍♂

[@12ryudragon]

When I saw the guitargeek's live stream I knew you would make a video!

[@BLUESKY-zt1nv]

Some belated hour bolts into the magnificent guitar,The recommendation encourages the two classic .Did the debonair sample really explain the note? The untried gear can't question with the clock.What if the acoustic ideal recognises the teacher?

[@donsimon63]

Thanks for episode! Glad You are still around.

[@recursiveidentity]

I'm now apparently on the guitar review drama algorithm.

[@user-lf3kr1nq2d]

Only silver lining to that product: this issue has led me to several new guitar review channels, including yours. Subscribed!

[@martinhoj4434]

Now I really want to see a KDH distortion pedal video! Highly doubt it would be boring....

[@JamesMears76]

Enjoying the drama!

[@user-yw4oz1tv2e]

We value your integrity dude, keep up the good work. Love the channel!

[@scottgroves5204]

Nice work again! Thank you for what you do! :)

[@tapeexperiments]

Exactly- Marketing should be "A fun toy that gets kids interested in guitar" Perfect for that.

[@garyhundsrucker7771]

Most of my problems early on playing guitar were with buying cheap guitars with high string action and not being able to keep them in tune but I kept on buying better equipment and guitars and those problems went away!

[@Alex_Martz]

You should see their comments section now on youtube! 😂😂😂 They even deleted a lot of their videos!!

[@Agueart]

I knew immediately sixstringtv would be involved. I love his channel and he’s a brave trooper but he blasted them hard. Which is great cause he told them he would and they still sent him one of those things.

[@dinkeredwards5187]

i love my callused finger's and the pain i went through to get them..🎸🎸🎸🤘🤘🤘...Loved the Guitar geek's Video and support him totally and this video...Thanks for all you do to protect us and keep us informed of the latest info..It's appreciated so much...we need to keep the live 6 string going...

[@CaptainCraigKWMRZ]

I love that more and more KDH is getting mentioned on other KZbin channels 😂. Keep it up!

[@jeffrey.a.hanson]

“Carry on my wayward son…🎶”

[@diabeticmonkey]

It’s been quite odd seeing this thing floating around. So funny seeing each new thing making its rounds through the guitar community these days

[@RatzaChewy]

Either my fingers don't callous, or they've been permanently calloused for 16 years. Never had any blisters or problems with my skin playing bass, even after months-long breaks.

[@eusma75]

For 600 any schecter can last forever and use as a professional guitar, studio guitar, everyday guitar

[@Tcoldsteel]

There are very few effective short-cuts. The price is ridiculous too.

[@BackWoodsBillyCraftBeerReviews]

That is the most ridiculous product, reminds me of late night TV For $29.95 Yes You to can Be cool ... Where did they come up with this... You mentioned The Video Game GUITAR HERO.. Everything about the guitar seems ridiculous... Why would a student pay $600 ??? ! No I & I mean No market demographic research went into this.. Most beginners purchase a CHEAP Starter SET with guitar, amp, cord, strap, gig bag, pics & even some now come with online lessons $250 & below. Or how about a used Fender, Gibson for $400 or less. Pro Level Makes Me Laugh.. This was an Awesome video I really needed a laugh... Cheers 🎸 🥃🥃

[@basicsforbaroqueimprovisation]

Thanks for your thoughtful and interesting content ! I really enjoy your point of view and insights. Best Wishes from John

[@daemonspudguy]

If you actually want a guitar-shaped MIDI controller, the Starr Labs Ztar is still available. Frontman of the band Pendulum Rob Swire uses one. They're more expensive than even the AeroBend but they're also built correctly.

[@dandifusco1868]

This is why you're the best bro! No pulling the wool over your eyes. It's futile to even try

[@Leychen]

This is comedy gold

[@Thrashmetalman]

God this "guitar" brand is getting decimated by the algorithm. Think they shouda thought about their product a bit more before unleashing it onto the reviewer community and then start threatening folks with legal action for bad reviews.

[@mikehughes2183]

What got me wanting to learn to play guitar was actually playing a real electric guitar.

[@bobzmuda3940]

why wasnt i notified about this, why did i have to prospect for this

[@Realroyrogers]

Thanks, I knew not

[@CarloRegadasGuitar]

There's nothing boring, for me anyway, about listening to a Stratocaster through a DOD 250 or a YJM overdrive, or similar voiced overdrive. In the right hands, it can sound far from boring but I get that KZbin guitar drama is what gets the algorithms cooking. Every popular guitar channel is doing their video of why they didn't review the product in question. That was way more predicable (boring?) than a decent overdrive pedal review, like Elmo Karjialainen and the likes do.

[@chrissheridan515]

I always watch your videos for your non-BS point of view. I like how you don't take sides and just tell the story. If you did a review on something I know it would have no bias and that is a good feeling

[@fritsvanzanten3573]

11:14 I see this a bit different: They created expectations (promised things) that might have people buy this product. What the reviewers did was show these promises would not be fulfilled (something the buyers *) would only discover after their purchase. *) A large part of the prospected buyers in my view would have been not-too-well-informed-but-wel-off grandparents, buying this as a Christmas present for their grandchildren.

[@jordanwav]

they should spend money on improving (or rethinking) their product rather than on litigation

[@Glazeeee]

That iceman is beautiful holy crap, you gotta sneak some SOAD into the video your making about it!

[@chrissmith-lf1hz]

The last 2 minutes of this video are highly valuable to any manufacturer/kickstarter putting out a new product. Common sense advice that has been ignored in this case. Good stuff.