My very first electric was a Sears guitar with a speaker built into it. Moved on to Gibson and Fenders. But I saw this and had to have it. She arrives tomorrow!
@howmood8316 it's definitely worth it. The guitar speaker is never going to sound as good as the amp but it pretty good to travel with or just sit anywhere in the house and play without having to plug in. It's surprisingly good quality.
I keep thinking about getting one, but I also keep worrying about the feedback. It seemed like you had to deal with it during some of your riffs. That aside, how is the 16" radius? I've never played anything that flat besides noodling on a classical/nylon.
@davejones2377 There's no getting past the feedback, it will do it from time to time but only when you stop playing. I just simply dial down the volume if I need to and take the edge off the gain in the app settings.
@scorpionleader1967 cool, it's really handy how you can take it to any part of the house and just play on the spot. Really nice, amped as well. Be sure to use the app.
Have you had any issues with audio feedback while playing the enya sonic go? If so, did you make adjustments within the app to fix it? If so, what adjustments did you make? Thank you!
Yes, you can get feedback but I think it's a fun advantage. Simply just palm mute as best you can, dial down the volume when you've finished playing and of course you can alter the amount of gain in the app. It's not been an issue for me.
My very first electric was a Sears guitar with a speaker built into it.
Moved on to Gibson and Fenders.
But I saw this and had to have it.
She arrives tomorrow!
You'll really enjoy it.
Noice man.
Cool guitar
Great playing 🎉
Thank you.
Upload more jamming with this guitar pls
@@howmood8316 I plan to, thanks.
@@alexandermcknight i wanna buy too maybe next month,what u think ITS worth it? The build speaker sound no cheap for u?
@howmood8316 it's definitely worth it. The guitar speaker is never going to sound as good as the amp but it pretty good to travel with or just sit anywhere in the house and play without having to plug in. It's surprisingly good quality.
I keep thinking about getting one, but I also keep worrying about the feedback. It seemed like you had to deal with it during some of your riffs. That aside, how is the 16" radius? I've never played anything that flat besides noodling on a classical/nylon.
@davejones2377 There's no getting past the feedback, it will do it from time to time but only when you stop playing. I just simply dial down the volume if I need to and take the edge off the gain in the app settings.
@davejones2377 The neck is quite comfortable for me.
Coool playing broo
I ordered the white one. I like the tone of carbon fiber. I'm glad this is affordable.🥰
The white one is also nice and yes, great price.
@@alexandermcknight I got it. It's kinda my favorite guitar w/o trem. If they get more guitars, I will be looking closely.😀
@scorpionleader1967 cool, it's really handy how you can take it to any part of the house and just play on the spot. Really nice, amped as well. Be sure to use the app.
Does it set up like a regular guitar intonation action ect
@stuarteales8432 yes, just like a regular guitar. Only difference is the guitar us made from carbon fibre composite.
Is that the sound from its speaker? 🤔
Yes, this is completely the guitar's own speaker.
Have you had any issues with audio feedback while playing the enya sonic go? If so, did you make adjustments within the app to fix it? If so, what adjustments did you make? Thank you!
Yes, you can get feedback but I think it's a fun advantage. Simply just palm mute as best you can, dial down the volume when you've finished playing and of course you can alter the amount of gain in the app. It's not been an issue for me.
Can you play the songs that you written as well, please?
I don't really write songs, I just improvise the odd solo here and there. Will be uploading some more though.
@@alexandermcknight what is stopping you?