Great reviews! I'm glad people are accepting the built in speaker thing these days. When I started out years ago my first guitar was a Synsonic, and it had a built it in speaker. My guitar peers gave me such a hard time about it to the point where I learned enough to impress my mom and she bought me an Epiphone plus a Gorilla amp (Look those up lol.)
Awesome, I will take a look at those! Yeah the built in speaker idea is really exciting to me. I teach private lessons as well as school guitar classes, so the thought of just pulling the guitar off the wall and just playing, with no set up, just sounds amazing.
Cool vid man, I have an Enya travel acoustic that I got for keeping in my camper van, picked it up from a music store here in the UK, I never heard of them until I saw it, its well made and has served me well, and with a great case and stuff
Yeah that might have been the first one I saw. I had a student show up with one, so I looked into the brand and found these two. I think Enya is really killing it these days. They are new, so even with the little issues I had with my Nova Go Sonic, I'm a huge fan
The on/off button on the Sonic has to be pushed down and held for a couple of seconds to properly work. This prevents an accidental turn off/on. The app has adjustments in it to lower/eliminate feedback. So you can choose if or if you don''t want feed back or how much feedback you prefer.
@@easyfingerstyle6151 They seem to be very responsive with help. My Sonic was shipped from Amazon w/o a power charger. I got the USB-C cable but no charger. Enya sent me out a charger right away and they also had Amazon refund me $20. So far great customer service and my guitar is working great. Very pleased. Thanks for the reply.
@@mikeparks4311Yeah seriously the Enya customer support is very quick, personal, and pretty on top of things. I think they are hyper focused on being recognized as a legitimate, not gimmicky brand, so an amazing customer service team is essential for that
I had a lot better luck talking to amazon directly, since I bought mine there. When I wanted to give back my Nova go sonic. Enya's people just tried to coach me through fixing it myself, and I'm not the best at that. Good luck, and let me know if you do find a way to get it sorted out, so other viewers know how to do it
Before you buy, look at the Emerald Guitars. Yes, they are pricey but when you hear them, there is nothing…nothing in the world like them. Worth every penny. I am liquidating my collection to get my first Emerald Virtuoso Guitar.
Great reviews! I'm glad people are accepting the built in speaker thing these days. When I started out years ago my first guitar was a Synsonic, and it had a built it in speaker. My guitar peers gave me such a hard time about it to the point where I learned enough to impress my mom and she bought me an Epiphone plus a Gorilla amp (Look those up lol.)
Awesome, I will take a look at those! Yeah the built in speaker idea is really exciting to me. I teach private lessons as well as school guitar classes, so the thought of just pulling the guitar off the wall and just playing, with no set up, just sounds amazing.
What. The effects on the acoustic are so cool!!
Yeah I know, right? Everyone is always confused when I start playing, like "where is that coming from?"
Cool vid man, I have an Enya travel acoustic that I got for keeping in my camper van, picked it up from a music store here in the UK, I never heard of them until I saw it, its well made and has served me well, and with a great case and stuff
Yeah that might have been the first one I saw. I had a student show up with one, so I looked into the brand and found these two. I think Enya is really killing it these days. They are new, so even with the little issues I had with my Nova Go Sonic, I'm a huge fan
I bought the Enya X3 Mini for my son. Reason, Northern Michigan weather is hard on wood and he travels a lot. Under $400. He loves it.
great review. TY.
The on/off button on the Sonic has to be pushed down and held for a couple of seconds to properly work. This prevents an accidental turn off/on.
The app has adjustments in it to lower/eliminate feedback. So you can choose if or if you don''t want feed back or how much feedback you prefer.
Thanks! In this case there were some other issues with the button. They sent me some instructions to help me take it apart and fix it.
@@easyfingerstyle6151 They seem to be very responsive with help. My Sonic was shipped from Amazon w/o a power charger. I got the USB-C cable but no charger. Enya sent me out a charger right away and they also had Amazon refund me $20. So far great customer service and my guitar is working great. Very pleased. Thanks for the reply.
@@mikeparks4311Yeah seriously the Enya customer support is very quick, personal, and pretty on top of things. I think they are hyper focused on being recognized as a legitimate, not gimmicky brand, so an amazing customer service team is essential for that
Does anyone know how to get in touch with Enya's warranty support folks? I've sent several messages and haven't heard anything back.
I had a lot better luck talking to amazon directly, since I bought mine there. When I wanted to give back my Nova go sonic. Enya's people just tried to coach me through fixing it myself, and I'm not the best at that. Good luck, and let me know if you do find a way to get it sorted out, so other viewers know how to do it
Before you buy, look at the Emerald Guitars. Yes, they are pricey but when you hear them, there is nothing…nothing in the world like them. Worth every penny. I am liquidating my collection to get my first Emerald Virtuoso Guitar.
Cool cool, I'll do that! Always excited to hear about new gear
@@isaacgish2795 Once you hear Emerald, you’ll never go back.