You could always just resign yourself to owning 2 or 3 guitars that do relatively specific genres of music and sticking to those genres for a couple of months without using effects or amps and then move on.
@@PedroYippeekayaye I think she primarily uses that Yamaha THR modeling amp in the background there. It's a good amp for practicing in an office or bedroom on a budget.
Your new neighbors must love you now that you have this new guitar! 🎸🎸🎸 This is the first time I've seen these features in a guitar. I recently purchased the Positive Grid Spark 40 Modeling Amp, and the tones you can get out of it are just mind boggling. I'm having so much fun with it. It just has so many really cool learning tools and other things to choose from: amps, pedals, add on app's, etc. to choose from. Something I really like about this guitar is that you don't need an amp when on the road or if you just don't want to deal with an amp when practicing. 👍👍👍
The Spark looks great too! Definitely a place for both modeling amps and a guitar like this in my mind; the amp is great since it works with any guitar and you can play out loud, but this is nice for simplicity and portability when you want that!
@@RachelfGuitar The Spark is almost unlimited in what it can do. You can buy the Hendrix app to sound like Hendrix. What I find particularly cool is that you can play both an electric and acoustic guitar and bass through it! If you don't want anyone to hear you, then you can just plug in the headphones. Some good Sennheiser headphones came with it on a special promotion. What I really like right now is that I can play a riff through it several times and then it adds bass and drums at my skill level. You can also play songs through it off of the Net, and it will show the chords to you. I'm in doggie heaven with the Spark! That guitar is really nice too, and yes I could see someone having both. On many of a business trip, I would have loved to have that guitar in a hotel room, so I didn't have to lug an amp around and still practice with an electric guitar.
SWEET! I have one. It takes time to learn but I gig with it and it makes life easier for me. Our band has 6 people and sometimes the footprint is pretty limited. This thing helps a lot towards making stage room. GREAT vid! By the way...the guitar stays in tune really well and it is a very quality guitar without the Mooer equipment.
@Rachelf Thank you for the honest review! This is pretty cool technology! Way back in the day (early 80’s), I built a custom guitar, and also integrated custom electronics in it for some very unique synth-sounds, and it sounded pretty good all things considered. This newer technology has certainly come a long way. Rock on!
😳Actually for built in effects sounds really good wasn't expecting that, thats the guitar id leave in the work truck to play on at 9a.m. break and lunchtime during the week. Thanks for the demo and the rundown, merry christmas from va.🤘
Hey Rach. Excellent video. The wahter from Mooer is a brilliant and innovative wah pedal also. It's red hot....and definitely worth a look ( video idea? )
So good to see another vid from you...and playing a guitar...as it should be. I hope that your injury stays healed. Also, looking forward to whatever new surprise content that you have in store for us.
cool guitar with a bunch of nifty features...I find it crazy how much tech goes into some of these newer guitars. Also great to see u ripping thru some licks
Yeah, it is crazy how much is built-in in to a guitar like this! I'm always excited to see what tech is being incorporated into new guitar products, always fun to try out :)
Hope you are all doing well! If you're interested in this guitar, MOOER provided me with a 10% off discount code (10SC6FTW) that will work for a week (until 1/31/22). You can check out the guitar here: amzn.to/3qTwe3z (affiliate link) and also get more detailed info on specs on their website: www.gtrs.tech/. Thanks again to MOOER for sponsoring this video and thank you all for watching! :)
Thank you for the review. On stage during the performance, can I choose 4 new sounds on my tablet for every song that I then control on my guitar? So that I can make separate sounds for each song and control them via the super button. In that case I would no longer need a multi-effect device on the floor. Greetings from holland
This is brilliant ! Thanks for the demo. This is a sign of things to come. Looks a lot like a Suhr Guitar. Now put a hexophonic pickup in the saddle that writes tabs.;-)
Wow, it has been a long time since I have seen a video upload from you. I see your finger tapping has improved alot more and this is new guitar is really cool and the technology they put into this guitar is bad ass cool. I hate to see the price of these guitars
Very impressive guitar and great demo Rachel. Thanks! I saw another interesting guitar design while researching pickups. There is a brand of guitar call Relish. Apparently, they're made to allow you to easily change pickups from the back. Pop in Pop out. After seeing this Mooer demo, it'll be exciting to see what new tech offerings come out in the future. I won't miss my amp/headphone device. Its ok to practice after hours, but not too great. This Mooer guitar solves that. I hope they come out with one more in the Ibanez styles.
That is a cool idea for swapping pickups! I also would personally prefer a more superstrat style guitar with a bit of a thinner neck. Would be cool to see that!
Totally love the idea of this guitar but I cannot justify buying it and too much to go wrong and prefer my effects desperate, but all said and done well cool
Hello again Rachel I took guitar class a while back and my teacher was bad 👎 I did go home and do the palm mute and I ended up doing the palm mute and I like black sabbath and Iron maiden and I own a Ibanez guitar just like you but mine is black just if you are wondering 🤔 but anyway I returned it so is that why my guitar won't mute.
I have always wondered why there are no guitars with built in effects in the guitar itself. This is a kind of guitar I was looking forward to have my hands at
Because every time guitar manf do something different (especially fender and gibson), players whine and complain that it's not like the original from the 50s. Even when the guitar they want still exists, they complain about the names 😆 its only about the last decade that guitarists are finally accepting solid state digital amps and multi fx units. There have been several guitars with built in fx like the firebird X but typical guitar players don't want stuff like that.
As manufacturer you have to look what sells good in the target groups. And I think this kind of guitar is a mixed bag. Sure you don't need pedals and special amps...but you can use it only with this guitar. That would be interesting for a beginner that only has one guitar...but then again over 600$ is often to expensive for this target group that looks more for guitars in the 100-300$ range. And more advanced musicians have most likely several guitars - at least every single one that I know has at least two and more often 3+ guitars. So they would need effect pedals either way for the other guitars, so tgat they can use them on all of them. So yeah...theoretically this is great and a nice idea. Maybe even really good if you travel around and don't want to carry your whole equipment with you. But if you have several guitars you will need separate pedals either way and with that the advantages of this one get smaller. At least thats my thought why they never really got hold on the mass market.
Hi Rachel my Stratocaster the Bridge is raised a bit and I am sure that it shouldn’t be like that it’s not level laying flat, is that Repairable I just bought it last year and I need lessons bad, I wish I could have you teach me since you are the best on TH-cam I have ever seen, You Rock Thanks 🙏 for this Awesome 👏 video your Fan Don from Norfolk Massachusetts
You have added a lot of guitars to your collection. You should do a another guitar collection video! Edit: you called that strat neck thick haha, try my Epiphone les paul. That thing almost a baseball! Great video as always
@@RachelfGuitar haha yea. i have an ibanez myself and i dont gravitate toward the size, mostly the huge frets, flat fretboard, which feels really nice. However, i still like the traditional radii and smaller frets. im weird haha
Maybe I missed it in your presentation, but I don't recall anything about being able to plug it into a speaker or PA system to be able to hear it out loud. If so, it becomes a self contained travelling musician setup, so long as you can plug into the front of the house wherever you go, or so long as you have some kind of compact, easy to transport speaker. It's like having a Katana inside the guitar, or a multi modelling and preamp pedal built into the guitar. Now you don't have to lug around either........if you can plug it into a PA for external playing.
Yeah, you can definitely plug it in! For this video I plugged it in to an interface for recording, but I've also plugged it into my amp to play out loud with it as well. Based on this I imagine it would work fine plugged into a PA system too, although I don't have experience with that specifically so not sure how it works exactly.
Good to see you back making videos again. As far as the guitar goes for the bedroom person or just mess around and that just kinda wants an all in one and not have to spend a bunch of money this might work for them. But for a gigging or serious player these really is not something that would really fit the bill. And this is actually not a new Idea there have been several guitars made in the past that had effects built into them. My old drummer had a explore body style guitar back in the 90's that had chorus, flanger, delay and reverb built into it. there where 4 buttons on the guitar that you could push to activate each one or you could mix them together and just pic the ones you wanted on or off or have them all on. This is just pretty much an updated version with an app. For me personally I would never be interested in a guitar like this because I am a pretty old school keep it simple stupid guitar player but hey that's just me.
Yeah, that makes sense, it definitely comes down to the person! I can see this guitar being awesome for a big group of people, but it won't cater to everyone's needs/preferences. As I mentioned in the video personally I think I'll use the guitar mostly for practice when I'm not near or don't feel like plugging into my amp/computer. I've had a lot of fun playing with it so far 😁!
@@RachelfGuitar wow, seems like a lot of fun this guitar. I have an acoustic Hyvibe and having all included in the guitar is great, no hassle, just play with effects. This one is only missing an onboard amp hahaha How much time is the looper, can you overdub?
Oh! Speaking of guitars, Ibanez is going to make a new a guitar you can pre-order on Sweetwater, Is the Royal Purple. It’s no nice! I really hope I can get it!
This is pretty damn cool for people who don't have the space or cash for a bunch of complex pedal setups. I reckon purists absolutely hate this, lol. But I think it's pretty sweet.
Rachelf: If I was just starting out, I would definitely get this. But, since I already have $3,000 worth of pedal effects, I will pass on this. For those of you just starting out, this guitar could really save you a great deal of money, so give it some serious consideration (and, NO, I do not work for Mooer or have anything to do with them). Thanks again, for a great video showcasing a really innovative guitar. Cheers.
Yeah that makes total sense! The guitar seems great to me for a lot of people, but if you have specific effects you want/already have and you don't need a more portable solution, it doesn't seem as important to have the built-in effects. Thank you! :)
Unless the saddles are bottomed out, you don't need to shim the neck. Those screws just look really long because the saddles are thin bent metal, all the screws on my Pacifica stick up way more than hers. People who palm mute a lot are better off with cast saddles that have more depth for the screws.
Cool! But like the "All in one" Stereo rack units from the past, that instead of having a separate tuner, cassette, CD and so on. They just packed it all into one cluster and if the CD crapped out, you either did without or stacked something that looked nothing like the rest of the unit (if you had room) on top and if the main unit failed, you lost everything. Much like an old school "Ghetto Blaster" Having an all-in-one portable unit has its place, but not the best choice for the living room surround sound system. If priced like that of a "Ghetto Blaster" and not a high-end sound system, then it could definitely be a fun toy. But after hearing the price, I'd buy a Glarry or two, a couple of pedals and an amp, cause it's still just a copy with some cool doodads added.
I like it because I just grab my headphones and tablet or smartphone and I can do whatever I want without having to make a mess or plugging loads of stuff in. I have one of these in pink and love it
I agree, this would be a great practice guitar. I bought a Vox amPlug 2 Metal headphone amp for the guitar I keep on my bed, but it only has three modes. Being able to play along with tracks from your phone would be fab. Thanks for showing it to us. 🙂
I got this guitar through their crowd funding campaign and I’ve loved it! I didn’t know you could play audio from your phone through the guitar though! One of the only complaints I’ve had about the guitar is that the Sammy bar doesn’t screw in, so there is no way of tightening it, and it can fall out while using it.
Great to hear! I actually forgot to test the whammy bar myself since I don't typically use it much 😅, but that would be annoying if it happens frequently! Will have to try that our
Interesting piece of gear and much simpler. Sometimes it seems like you have to be part electrician to use some of the effects pedals available these days. Gotta say it's kind of strange seeing you playing a strat style guitar.
the perfect woman musician!!! Tremendous talent you have, I want you in my band!!! Oh I still don't have a band, what a bad luck, you make us dream. and I don't know how to play the guitar, it's complicated for me, I hope that with your videos I find progress, surely because it's beautiful to see a woman play. you really inspire me. Hey if I make a band would you join me??????
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This guitar sounds great for players that don’t want to spend a lot of money on amps and effects.
For sure! I personally use modeling software and have a modeling amp, but this is a lot simpler gear-wise since it's all in one :)
You could always just resign yourself to owning 2 or 3 guitars that do relatively specific genres of music and sticking to those genres for a couple of months without using effects or amps and then move on.
@@RachelfGuitar What Amp do you use?
@@PedroYippeekayaye I think she primarily uses that Yamaha THR modeling amp in the background there. It's a good amp for practicing in an office or bedroom on a budget.
@@MrSlowestD16 I understand why people use modellers. You can get the most out of your practice.
Your new neighbors must love you now that you have this new guitar! 🎸🎸🎸 This is the first time I've seen these features in a guitar. I recently purchased the Positive Grid Spark 40 Modeling Amp, and the tones you can get out of it are just mind boggling. I'm having so much fun with it. It just has so many really cool learning tools and other things to choose from: amps, pedals, add on app's, etc. to choose from. Something I really like about this guitar is that you don't need an amp when on the road or if you just don't want to deal with an amp when practicing. 👍👍👍
The Spark looks great too! Definitely a place for both modeling amps and a guitar like this in my mind; the amp is great since it works with any guitar and you can play out loud, but this is nice for simplicity and portability when you want that!
@@RachelfGuitar The Spark is almost unlimited in what it can do. You can buy the Hendrix app to sound like Hendrix. What I find particularly cool is that you can play both an electric and acoustic guitar and bass through it! If you don't want anyone to hear you, then you can just plug in the headphones. Some good Sennheiser headphones came with it on a special promotion. What I really like right now is that I can play a riff through it several times and then it adds bass and drums at my skill level. You can also play songs through it off of the Net, and it will show the chords to you. I'm in doggie heaven with the Spark! That guitar is really nice too, and yes I could see someone having both. On many of a business trip, I would have loved to have that guitar in a hotel room, so I didn't have to lug an amp around and still practice with an electric guitar.
Half way through the video and I love it! It's genius. And it's great seeing you play again 🤘🏾🤘🏾🎸🔥
Thanks so much! :)
SWEET! I have one. It takes time to learn but I gig with it and it makes life easier for me. Our band has 6 people and sometimes the footprint is pretty limited. This thing helps a lot towards making stage room. GREAT vid! By the way...the guitar stays in tune really well and it is a very quality guitar without the Mooer equipment.
Very cool to hear, I was wondering how it would perform in a live setting. Cool to hear it works out well for you!
Wow. Tech and talent all in one. I remember the old days with multiple foot pedals to press.
@Rachelf Thank you for the honest review! This is pretty cool technology! Way back in the day (early 80’s), I built a custom guitar, and also integrated custom electronics in it for some very unique synth-sounds, and it sounded pretty good all things considered. This newer technology has certainly come a long way. Rock on!
😳Actually for built in effects sounds really good wasn't expecting that, thats the guitar id leave in the work truck to play on at 9a.m. break and lunchtime during the week. Thanks for the demo and the rundown, merry christmas from va.🤘
It's cool that there's so many guitars that comes with great features like this one I might buy one someday
Cool kit, nice to see an upload from you :)
Really neat guitar. Very pretty and the sound is actually pretty nice. It’s been very encouraging to see your progress in guitar as well. Great video!
Thank you :)
I was eyeing this for sometime now, great choice to showcase.
I think guitar should be ergonomic first. Meaning strat, smooth transition from neck to body, flatter fretboard, less tone knobs
Whoa this is pretty wild! Awesome video and thanks for sharing.
A bit late to the party. This is the most complete demonstration of the features of this guitar I found! Thank you very much.
Hey Rach. Excellent video. The wahter from Mooer is a brilliant and innovative wah pedal also. It's red hot....and definitely worth a look ( video idea? )
I really like the idea of that. Definitely the future of guitars.
So good to see another vid from you...and playing a guitar...as it should be. I hope that your injury stays healed. Also, looking forward to whatever new surprise content that you have in store for us.
Thank you! So far so good :). I actually have another video already recorded that I just need to finish editing, so should be more videos out soon!
cool guitar with a bunch of nifty features...I find it crazy how much tech goes into some of these newer guitars. Also great to see u ripping thru some licks
Yeah, it is crazy how much is built-in in to a guitar like this! I'm always excited to see what tech is being incorporated into new guitar products, always fun to try out :)
Thank you for such positivities, sunny and very useful video!!)))
Hope you are all doing well! If you're interested in this guitar, MOOER provided me with a 10% off discount code (10SC6FTW) that will work for a week (until 1/31/22). You can check out the guitar here: amzn.to/3qTwe3z (affiliate link) and also get more detailed info on specs on their website: www.gtrs.tech/. Thanks again to MOOER for sponsoring this video and thank you all for watching! :)
Good review and demo!😎👍
Thank you! :)
I have a yamaha classical that does that (switches "tone") .. NOTHING that complicated though. This thing literally rocks.
I'm buying one since I need a guitar that I can practice without any worries about cables and other devices. Sounds good and the price isn't high.
Informative and I now know everything about this axe. You got a sale!
wow how excited. thanks👏🏼. i like the sound. 🎸
Thank you for the review. On stage during the performance, can I choose 4 new sounds on my tablet for every song that I then control on my guitar? So that I can make separate sounds for each song and control them via the super button. In that case I would no longer need a multi-effect device on the floor. Greetings from holland
Wow what a cool guitar. Definitely feels like a perfect guitar for traveling light or not wanting to do a full set up. Great video!
This is brilliant ! Thanks for the demo. This is a sign of things to come. Looks a lot like a Suhr Guitar. Now put a hexophonic pickup in the saddle that writes tabs.;-)
Wow, it has been a long time since I have seen a video upload from you. I see your finger tapping has improved alot more and this is new guitar is really cool and the technology they put into this guitar is bad ass cool. I hate to see the price of these guitars
Very impressive guitar and great demo Rachel. Thanks! I saw another interesting guitar design while researching pickups. There is a brand of guitar call Relish. Apparently, they're made to allow you to easily change pickups from the back. Pop in Pop out. After seeing this Mooer demo, it'll be exciting to see what new tech offerings come out in the future. I won't miss my amp/headphone device. Its ok to practice after hours, but not too great. This Mooer guitar solves that. I hope they come out with one more in the Ibanez styles.
That is a cool idea for swapping pickups! I also would personally prefer a more superstrat style guitar with a bit of a thinner neck. Would be cool to see that!
Wow, impressive sound.
Great review!
Totally love the idea of this guitar but I cannot justify buying it and too much to go wrong and prefer my effects desperate, but all said and done well cool
Hello again Rachel I took guitar class a while back and my teacher was bad 👎 I did go home and do the palm mute and I ended up doing the palm mute and I like black sabbath and Iron maiden and I own a Ibanez guitar just like you but mine is black just if you are wondering 🤔 but anyway I returned it so is that why my guitar won't mute.
I have always wondered why there are no guitars with built in effects in the guitar itself. This is a kind of guitar I was looking forward to have my hands at
Because every time guitar manf do something different (especially fender and gibson), players whine and complain that it's not like the original from the 50s. Even when the guitar they want still exists, they complain about the names 😆 its only about the last decade that guitarists are finally accepting solid state digital amps and multi fx units. There have been several guitars with built in fx like the firebird X but typical guitar players don't want stuff like that.
The actually tried this more than once in the 60s and 70s. Look up the Vox Phantom VI Special, it's from the 60s, and the KAY EFFECTOR from the 70s
As manufacturer you have to look what sells good in the target groups.
And I think this kind of guitar is a mixed bag.
Sure you don't need pedals and special amps...but you can use it only with this guitar.
That would be interesting for a beginner that only has one guitar...but then again over 600$ is often to expensive for this target group that looks more for guitars in the 100-300$ range.
And more advanced musicians have most likely several guitars - at least every single one that I know has at least two and more often 3+ guitars.
So they would need effect pedals either way for the other guitars, so tgat they can use them on all of them.
So yeah...theoretically this is great and a nice idea. Maybe even really good if you travel around and don't want to carry your whole equipment with you.
But if you have several guitars you will need separate pedals either way and with that the advantages of this one get smaller.
At least thats my thought why they never really got hold on the mass market.
Kay used to make guitars with effects built in in the 70's
@@JoshTyrReece and that £600 gets you the functionality of a £50 headphone amp...
That looks very cool, thanks for sharing...
I watched your video on when you first started. I was wondering how much you practiced when you first started.
Hi Rachel my Stratocaster the Bridge is raised a bit and I am sure that it shouldn’t be like that it’s not level laying flat, is that Repairable I just bought it last year and I need lessons bad, I wish I could have you teach me since you are the best on TH-cam I have ever seen, You Rock Thanks 🙏 for this Awesome 👏 video your Fan Don from Norfolk Massachusetts
This is excellent! Check out the line-6 variax guitar (with a helix pedal) when you get a chance!
Looks awesome!!
You have added a lot of guitars to your collection. You should do a another guitar collection video!
Edit: you called that strat neck thick haha, try my Epiphone les paul. That thing almost a baseball! Great video as always
Definitely planning on doing an updated guitar collection video soon! Yeah 😄, the neck isn't even that thick, I'm just used to super thin!
@@RachelfGuitar haha yea. i have an ibanez myself and i dont gravitate toward the size, mostly the huge frets, flat fretboard, which feels really nice. However, i still like the traditional radii and smaller frets. im weird haha
Maybe I missed it in your presentation, but I don't recall anything about being able to plug it into a speaker or PA system to be able to hear it out loud. If so, it becomes a self contained travelling musician setup, so long as you can plug into the front of the house wherever you go, or so long as you have some kind of compact, easy to transport speaker. It's like having a Katana inside the guitar, or a multi modelling and preamp pedal built into the guitar. Now you don't have to lug around either........if you can plug it into a PA for external playing.
Yeah, you can definitely plug it in! For this video I plugged it in to an interface for recording, but I've also plugged it into my amp to play out loud with it as well. Based on this I imagine it would work fine plugged into a PA system too, although I don't have experience with that specifically so not sure how it works exactly.
How many guitars u have
Tell me exact
That's awesome!
For the bedroom axe-grinder, this thing looks good! Priced well, too. I'll have to che ck this out further!
Good to see you back making videos again. As far as the guitar goes for the bedroom person or just mess around and that just kinda wants an all in one and not have to spend a bunch of money this might work for them.
But for a gigging or serious player these really is not something that would really fit the bill. And this is actually not a new Idea there have been several guitars made in the past that had effects built into them.
My old drummer had a explore body style guitar back in the 90's that had chorus, flanger, delay and reverb built into it. there where 4 buttons on the guitar that you could push to activate each one or you could mix them together and just pic the ones you wanted on or off or have them all on.
This is just pretty much an updated version with an app. For me personally I would never be interested in a guitar like this because I am a pretty old school keep it simple stupid guitar player but hey that's just me.
Yeah, that makes sense, it definitely comes down to the person! I can see this guitar being awesome for a big group of people, but it won't cater to everyone's needs/preferences.
As I mentioned in the video personally I think I'll use the guitar mostly for practice when I'm not near or don't feel like plugging into my amp/computer. I've had a lot of fun playing with it so far 😁!
@@RachelfGuitar you did a great review of it and it will appeal to some for sure.
the future of guitar.
I liked the idea
Hi! Is there a pitch shifter? Octaver or so?
There is a pitch shifter that you can add in the modulation effects category :)
@@RachelfGuitar wow, seems like a lot of fun this guitar. I have an acoustic Hyvibe and having all included in the guitar is great, no hassle, just play with effects. This one is only missing an onboard amp hahaha How much time is the looper, can you overdub?
Hey Racheal, I like the guitar in your vid.
Love your videos! :)
😲 WOW!
finally youre back miss you love you! and dont do it again :p
Oh! Speaking of guitars, Ibanez is going to make a new a guitar you can pre-order on Sweetwater, Is the Royal Purple. It’s no nice! I really hope I can get it!
This lovely girl is either stoned or Canadian. Good video and love your smile and presentation.
That's amazing 🤗
sweet!
wow incredible :-)
hi ! very nice guitar ! and very interesting video ;)
interesting proposition. By the way, do you have a video showing your current "babys"
it is really awsome the possibility to have the app linked to the instrument. I liked it!
Fender. Often imitated. Never duplicated.
This is pretty damn cool for people who don't have the space or cash for a bunch of complex pedal setups. I reckon purists absolutely hate this, lol. But I think it's pretty sweet.
You could always make a bridge cover for it that is smaove so it dose not hurt your hand
Hello Rachel can you do one on the Beautiful music 🎶 thing I was watching 👀 the all the gear you have.
Rachelf: If I was just starting out, I would definitely get this. But, since I already have $3,000 worth of pedal effects, I will pass on this. For those of you just starting out, this guitar could really save you a great deal of money, so give it some serious consideration (and, NO, I do not work for Mooer or have anything to do with them). Thanks again, for a great video showcasing a really innovative guitar. Cheers.
Yeah that makes total sense! The guitar seems great to me for a lot of people, but if you have specific effects you want/already have and you don't need a more portable solution, it doesn't seem as important to have the built-in effects. Thank you! :)
When saddle screws are as you have described, long and high. This is a sign of a bolt on neck guitar needing a shim in the neck and body joint.
Unless the saddles are bottomed out, you don't need to shim the neck. Those screws just look really long because the saddles are thin bent metal, all the screws on my Pacifica stick up way more than hers. People who palm mute a lot are better off with cast saddles that have more depth for the screws.
Is angry Eddy VanHalen or Iron Maiden?
Cool! But like the "All in one" Stereo rack units from the past, that instead of having a separate tuner, cassette, CD and so on. They just packed it all into one cluster and if the CD crapped out, you either did without or stacked something that looked nothing like the rest of the unit (if you had room) on top and if the main unit failed, you lost everything. Much like an old school "Ghetto Blaster" Having an all-in-one portable unit has its place, but not the best choice for the living room surround sound system. If priced like that of a "Ghetto Blaster" and not a high-end sound system, then it could definitely be a fun toy. But after hearing the price, I'd buy a Glarry or two, a couple of pedals and an amp, cause it's still just a copy with some cool doodads added.
I like it because I just grab my headphones and tablet or smartphone and I can do whatever I want without having to make a mess or plugging loads of stuff in.
I have one of these in pink and love it
Pretty nice.
This could be part of a street looper performance setup!
Does it have a tremolo arm?
It does! I just usually don't use them very much myself
you should review some solar flying V s soon i wanted to get one of those bad boys soon a 7 string one
Solar guitars look awesome! Haven't had the chance to try one myself yet
@@RachelfGuitar I know right one day gotta get one anyway good video guitar review!
I agree, this would be a great practice guitar. I bought a Vox amPlug 2 Metal headphone amp for the guitar I keep on my bed, but it only has three modes. Being able to play along with tracks from your phone would be fab. Thanks for showing it to us. 🙂
Sorry for my bad spelling like I said it's 4am.
I want one
I got this guitar through their crowd funding campaign and I’ve loved it! I didn’t know you could play audio from your phone through the guitar though! One of the only complaints I’ve had about the guitar is that the Sammy bar doesn’t screw in, so there is no way of tightening it, and it can fall out while using it.
Great to hear! I actually forgot to test the whammy bar myself since I don't typically use it much 😅, but that would be annoying if it happens frequently! Will have to try that our
Ayeee
Every person that has ever played guitar is screaming "Where was this when I was starting??" or "Where was this when I was a kid!!??"
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Welp I guess the guitar I've been looking for has revealed itself
Nice
Interesting piece of gear and much simpler. Sometimes it seems like you have to be part electrician to use some of the effects pedals available these days.
Gotta say it's kind of strange seeing you playing a strat style guitar.
Hi, i love you. From Argentina. please I want you to try to get the riff of Gustavo Cerati "Prófugos"
th-cam.com/video/eguctGjUNLI/w-d-xo.html :3
Wish ibanez would adopt this system.
the perfect woman musician!!! Tremendous talent you have, I want you in my band!!! Oh I still don't have a band, what a bad luck, you make us dream. and I don't know how to play the guitar, it's complicated for me, I hope that with your videos I find progress, surely because it's beautiful to see a woman play. you really inspire me. Hey if I make a band would you join me??????
Inaccesible in argentina xD
Good guitar
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Hello rachelf i already subscribe you..god bless take care always🥰😘😘😘
Sei unica e geniale😘
You are going to need a new guitar rack. Your collection is growing.
😄, I am greatful to have that problem!
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Wow, you're awesome, I'd like make a collaboration with you!!!
obviously if you go from ibanez to pretty much any other brand youll find the neck bigger lol
Beautiful guitar can i have one your guitar
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I really love your pretty smile, your pretty voice and your pretty carism all from you is so perfect Rachel ✨❤️
You're a very cute girl, i'm spanishspeaker so i hope write good greetings Rachel i love youuuuu❤️✨✨
Yah they send it to me for free----so I like it----we all like free
Great.... but not for me!
sounds like a cheap stratcopy and a blackstaramp you get thrown at you at every guitarstore
I'm watching you Rachel, not interested in the guitar.
so cool.