My Honest Experience from Start to End with the Jamstack... Umm!?
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
- The Jamstack is the Worlds first attachable guitar amplifier. Does the World actually need one of these with so many great and functional practice amps out there? Let's find out. This video was 40 minutes in length cut down to 10 mins or so. A lot of the fast motion is 8x-20x real-time speed.
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I hope you like my honest user experience review. Also, Since filming the video I found out you can actually switch the plastic phone holder around into a left-handed orientation. This is done by removing the screw that holds the hinge in place. I didn't see anything in the instructions regarding this and actually found it in help tutorial video elsewhere.
Please review the Jamstack Chocolate teapot.
I bet it would be great on a guitar with neck dive. You should try just running a pedal thru it
U should try bias fx with it
Kinda SUX. Mmmmmmyeah, Could be in the SUX zone?
Looks like some gimmicky crap. And just think, somewhere in the world their is someone willing to pay $130 for two bomblebee caps. The bumblebees are a better buy.
I’m gonna invent a clip on toaster in case I get hungry while I’m playing
All around the country and coast to coast
People always say what do you like most?
I don't wanna brag I don't wanna boast
I always tell 'em I like toast
I invented that already makes eggs too
Low key... that’s a good idea
How this ever got out of the crowd funding stage is beyond me. There must be a lot of people out there who couldn't foresee this being completely impractical and unreliable.
Maybe try one of the picks that came with it. They might have an rfid chip in them that down links to a satellite then to a remote ip that connects the phone to the third party app. Simple.
More like an NSA sting op!
Not the worst idea I’ve ever heard... The Onion gets less & less distinguishable from reality every day.
MMm I had onions in my steak sandwich for lunch!
I understood none of that but man I love playing my ESP Snakebyte 🤟🏻🎸
LOL. Sarcasm is NOT lost on you!
Respect for having older version of a smartphone.
... placing your money into the priorities!!!!
I don't even own 1! How's THAT for 'priorities'!
Yeah, a 6s is still fine. Might need a new battery soon, but there are many ways around that.
Of course he has an older smart phone!!! He's a blues player-- this is a requirement..
The 6 picks seem to be the most valuable in this package :-)
I bought a cheap 9v amp that clips to my waistband......15.00 and the thing rocks!!! ......It only takes 30 seconds to be up and running.......I swear some technology wastes more time than it is worth.
what brand was it?
@@MarkPutt I don't see a brand, but it looks like a mini Marshall knock-off......they are all over aliexpress....etc etc
Technology for technology's sake, not for any good reason.Only designed to make money not music.
Bingo!
HAVE to agree!
It's a novelty thing. This is for people that love gadgets not for people that love guitars.
It's so stupidly inconvenient. Why would anyone want to clip an amp to their guitar or risk breaking their phone if it falls off?
Street gig is the only thing I can think of.
Street gigging and Pick up and practice setup is what I see it as..... Maybe even using it for nonchalant private Lessons.
@@Dallen9 yeah but why does it have to be on the guitar? Does it HAVE to be attached for any reason other than it doesn't have strap buttons or feet. Is it necessary to make it function? TONE WOOD DRIVER? Hehehe hehehe hehehe hehehe
Couldn't resist. Sorry. No intentional ill intent intended.
I make a living busking and I wouldn't be caught dead doing so with an amp that is quieter than an acoustic guitar, increases the weight of my instrument, is dependent on my phone's battery to run, and costs more than the Roland Cube Street. This is profoundly useless.
Him a had the baby ,!!!!! H3H3
Thank you. This is what I needed to know. I assumed I should wait for updated versions, but nice to hear an honest real review.
Definitely by itself with reverb and few other effects built in Shane. It would make a great little amp for buskers and people who need a portable practice amp.
Uh....... no. I understand using the latest technology to the guitar however, as you said, if you are spending more of your time setting up than playing, it becomes a distraction. Guitar, amp, and your hands is all you need!!! Nowadays guitars and amplifiers are made at various price points and even the used or second hand shops you can get affordable gear. This device complicates the process of playing guitar. That’s my two cents!! Cheers!!!🤙🏾🤙🏾🎸🎸🙄🙄
Definitely disappointed that the amp didn’t live up to the hype. I’ve seen so many ads on Facebook and Instagram about it, that I thought it was a cool concept. Don’t blame you for sending it back. Love your reviews and vlogs!
Everybody should leave the phone for phone calls. LOL
Remember Shane talking about the poor guy up on stage, I think he was playing a Mustang or perhaps one of Marshall's app amps, but someone in the crowd was able to hijack his bluetooth connection and changed all his settings and thereby the tone he was dialed in to?? Man, that would suck! Bob in Germany
I get it everybody loves their phone. Maybe someday we'll get over it. I still have a flip phone. LOL
If somebody is so addicted to their phone that they need to stare at it while they're playing guitar. They should go for help.
Lol
@@guitarocd9984 My Bag Phone can beat up your flip phone...
If that was mine,it would be flying out the window in the first 5 minutes.
When you throw it out the window make sure you detach your phone. LOL
Give it to some hipster he would love it. He could stand on the street corner with it.
Good, honest review, as usual. Blues On....
Honestly, I saw this on television, and laughed.
That was a great review sir. This gizmo just adds clutter, and many extra places where it can potentially fail. Life is way too short for this nonsense.
I used modelling amp for several years which were great, but recently got really tired of the LCD menues/submenues, multi- function amp knobs, buttonpresses, having to attach the amp to a PC to access all features, backing up tone banks to the PC in case they get overwritten, lost or corrupted etc etc - just couldn't be arsed with it anymore so I've gone the other way now - just 4 pedals and a valve amp - simple, straight forward tone heaven.
I appreciate you reviewing this I was considering buying one till This review
Just found an email from them the other day that ended up in my junk asking if I'd like to check it out. I guess I'm saying no then lol 🙃I guess it seems like a good idea in theory... but because of the size the speaker is limited to, I can't see any way the sound quality could be better than using one of those Altoid tin amps.
Eh, I'm not a fan of running everything thru phones. For a portable amp, I'll stick with my Boss Katana Mini.
What's your experience like with the Boss Katana Mini?
@@saqibshabir9755 I have had one for about 6 months and I like it a lot. Good bang for the buck. Good practice amp.
Same with my Fender Mustang amp, i tried a lot of VST plugins and amp sims through a good quality audio interface and the Fender models still sounded best even through their own usb interface which was only 44.1khz 16bit, but id imagine Fender knows how to simulate their amps best since they built the real ones but that still doesnt make a phone note useful. You could run your effect through your phone, its just a computer which is what the Boss and Fender modeling amps are doing, so if you do get some good enough plugins it would be cool to use the phone as a processor for effects between your guitar and an amp, that could work really good. Basically a pedal you can switch to anything you want. Im not a fan of tiny speakers with this thing but hey if it works it works or put it out to a better speaker.
Surely the phone is just a remote control?
Thanks for the review. I tried the Tonebridge app a few months ago and run it through an iRig. It’s kind of fun to mess with.
I just did an estimate. To get it to Australia, it would cost about A$465, including shipping and GST. You could get some decent kit with that money. Or if you want something close to what this is supposed to do, get the Boss Katana Air (which delivers all the purported functionality aside from clipping onto your guitar) for as little as A$70 more.
I've had one for two days now and my first reaction was crap. But i downloaded and paid for some apps as well. Kind of pricey toy is all it is. I finally started having good results with the Jam-up app. You can dial in a guitar tone that is ok and play along with an mp3. Ive got a few blues backing tracks on my phone and found it quite entertaining to practice lead guitar with. My dog thinks I'm weird walking around the house playing to a backup band. I think I'll keep it just for that. I wouldn't recommend this product to anyone. It's a gateway to the apps you have to buy to sound worth a darn.
I think you had the right idea in the beginning regarding the cell phone holder. The screw pin looks the same as for GoPro accessories so unscrewing the pin & flipping the holder should correct the problem. As for the rest, I'm so glad I watched your video cause it convinced me NOT to waste nearly $400 on this item as a gift for my bff. He would have hated the set up issues & it would have been wasted money. Great concept, poorly executed...not to mention I can't get the company to respond to any inquires or emails/messages regarding this item. Very poor customer service on their part. Surprising seeing it's backed by Shark Tank...Sad when a business fails it's customers in this way.
Just watched the handy video. So quick and easy with specific instructions for lefties!
It seems to be just a Bluetooth speaker with a phone mount. All the software is third party and the processing is done on the phone. For around $5, you could just plug your guitar into your phone then turn up the volume and bypass all of the hassle or connect your phone to any bluetooth speaker you have. Maybe zip tie the speaker to your guitar too, if you really want the jam stack experience.
I like the thing because it attaches to the guitar. If I had one I'd have no desire to clip my phone to it. If I wanted to play along with pre recorded music I'd use a "regular amp" and "Garage Band". This is good for playing outdoors or on the go. As for lefties...the world is made for right handed people. It is sorta is, what it is.
I've got a Jamstack for a couple of months now and this review is fair. To add my own experience:
THE GOOD
- Construction quality is very good
- The clean/direct guitar sound is good
- As a Bluetooth speaker, it is superb
THE BAD
- It doesn't allow you to play guitar over Bluetooth streaming...
- The iPhone cable is actually two cables connected together
THE UGLY
- In iOS, only Tonebridge works, but badly (you have to manually turn off the noise gate in every tone). I couldn't get any other app working (i.e. Amplitube)!
My workaround : I bought an iRig HD2 audio interface and, with it, the Jamstack delivers a great guitar sound. I believe that the Jamstack's problem is that it has a bad audio interface (or, at least, one with severe compatibility issues), which is not acceptable for the price. But I really like its size and audio quality, so I hope that Chris Prendergast can turn it around with a second version correcting the issues...
Did you see the upcoming new release of the jamstack (go to jamstack.io). What do you think about it ?
I'm a bit scared to earn this one after the jamstack n°1
Hi @@waxime8771! I'm looking forward to the new Jamstack. They seem to have corrected the issues that I flagged, so I may end up buying it if they offer a good deal to Jamstack #1 suporters. If it works advertised, it can be the perfect mobile amp.
A blues Jr isn't much bigger than the case for that thing lol
Or a Fender Champ
mwcarde yea even better. You’d be better off just carrying one of those two around rather then lug that hunk of junk with all the cables and everything.
Only Shane does the reviews on the weird products like this - but that's what makes these so interesting! Thanks Shane for checking this kind of stuff out.
i don't like the idea of clipping something heavy to my guitar and running it thru my phone...meh. i'd rather have Yamaha THR10 or Katana Mini....or something else similar.
This is a perfect example and a good lesson to product manufacturers. If the everyday consumer cannot figure out how to use something or it takes a bigger effort to research how it works, then it has failed. Consumer friendly, simple, functional and solves a problem that actually exist.....always sells.
Keep 'em coming. Nice to see honest real world experiences when reviewing.
Excellent and honest review. Like you I found that the clean tone was okay but when run through the effects the sound was way too low, although the samples were okay so can't understand why this is. Very disappointing as the idea is great (and would be if it did what it was supposed to).
Was going to buy one. NOT anymore. I suck at phones and computers. Plus I was cursed with having absolutely no patience. I see me launching that thing. Very happy I watched your video.
Bad idea bad execution. I appreciate your patience, I would've broken that thing in the middle of the video. Scratch that, I never would've given it a chance in the 1st place. As far as digital modeling goes on a budget, Mustang 1 V1 or V2 all the way, highly mod- able awesome sounding reliable amps. Also, they came out with a better idea roughly 50 years ago, it's called a Pignose.
Pignose. Couple of batteries, no problems.
Maybe disconnect the Bluetooth to use the wired connection? Might be the device is prioritizing Bluetooth and is recognizing the wired connection as a charger. Now, the reason why not put the effects in the amp, is cost, and logic. The tones in the app are processed by the phone, so it would be redundant to add a processing unit in the amp, just to have some tones built-in, and that'd have made the device cost more.
You can unscrew that phone adapter since your a lefty player and it will work also. If your not sure I'm sure in the directions it will tell you that you can move that around for your left hand player!
So my vox amplug is vastly superior and probably a hell of a lot cheaper.
yep i've got a vox mini amp(20 years old) and a vox bass mini amp ..(ac2) More than satisfied with both.
I don't know if I'd call it VASTLY superior.
@@joelmiddaugh8229 I would, it works for starters, and it sounds good!
At last! A guitar that can make phone calls! :)
You dial the touch tones on the fretboard!
With cheap, microphonic pickups you can speak into your guitar and they'll hear you miles away, at no cost.
You're traveling through another dimension ... You're next stop, the Gimmick Zone ✌️😊🎸
I think you nailed it.
This shows that companies know we are addicted to our phones. So they thought they could get away with this one LOL.
Now THIS is how a review should be done. I already don't want one. But I guess maybe results may vary? I don't consider myself very tech savvy but I might just give up halfway through setting it up.
Well, points to you for remarkable patience anyway.
Thanks for the review, this just showed up as an app ad, and I was curious. Fortunately I've learned to look for reviews such as yours before shelling out any cash.
Also nice to hear the sound from underneath you, and pointing away.
Shane, I bought one of VHT's 30 watt amps with all the bluetooth and app combo's where you could build your own virtual amplifiers. But you had to use Garage Band or several other apps to do this. Did it work? Yes, but you basically had to be an amplifier designer in order to understand the thing. After hours of fiddling around, "building" a "decent" sounding amp, then I had to figure out the whole mic'd speaker thing. Where and with what etc etc etc. It was insane!! Literally 3 hours of screwing around, and finally got something that worked. I played for less than 5 minutes and got a phone call, which nearly blew me out of the room, because the ring, came over the amplifier. Then I found all the hours of work I had put in, were lost, because it didn't save it in the settings. I immediately took some great pics of this "quality US made amp", boxed it up and sold it on eBay. Took the proceeds and threw a few bucks more and bought a used USA made Fender Hot Rod Dlx. Never happier, plug and play.
I get it, there are the younger generation out there that never knew a world without computers. They never had to lick a stamp or envelope and wait a couple weeks for a reply letter. They never had to actually load film into a camera, take pics and not know if it came out ok or not, then send the pics off to be developed. Wait at least a few days (until overnight developing became a reality), and then find out that 1/4 of the pics of that priceless moment were no good and that moment was lost forever. They look at this tech stuff and just breeze on through it. But I remember you talking about someone on stage, getting their amp hacked, and the hacker changing the settings and tone during the show. LoL another issue with this generation being so computer savvy lol.
Plus and play real amplifiers for me. Keep the bluetooth etc etc stuff for other applications. If you want to be able to plug into something tiny and portable that sounds tiny and portable, give me a pignose 5w any day of the week. As long as you don't turn it up too loud, you can get some pretty sweet blues tones out of one. I have one back at my sister's house in the US. For playing in the desert while the sun goes up or down. As long as I don't get bit or stung by any of the various deadly creatures out there in the "bush" ;) Bob in Germany
Hi Shane, top marks for persistence. Happy Saturday anyway 😀
Dude you're awesome. I am so glad I watched this video I am a lefty as well, and when you demonstrated that the phone thing won't work for us I was already turned off, let alone the whole connection issues
Katana Air seems to be the far better format for a portable amp. I never thought this was a useful, or necessary, idea honestly. I've had a ZT Amps Lunchbox Jr for several years now and I've never thought it to be "inconvenient" due to the fact that it doesn't clamp onto my guitar - it runs on batteries, powers 2 pedals and puts out 35w into a nice sounding 5 inch speaker. What's not to love?
Thanks for the honest review! The Facebook ad algorithms wouldn’t leave me alone, so I checked out your video to see what it was and it was a great laugh. I’ve tried two instances of this type of product and it’s never a good time. I’ll stick to my PC and Neural DSP plugins. They never fail me.
A bad idea gone wrong. App? Crapp.
Everyone wants to have their stuff to go their proprietary app to control their technology and be able to scoop all of your data off your device. Be careful what you agree to with these apps.
That's one of the best, most entertaining reviews ever! I'm glad it's not just me who gets frustrated with crap digital gadgets that waste so much time and divert from doing the thing itself.
I plugged my 20£ voxamplug into a vibration speaker-£10
30£ total cheaper and definitely did it before this was on Kickstarter
It used to work with Tonebridge although Tonebridge sounds won’t come through it anymore
I guess it would be good if you were camping, at a hunting cabin, on a trip, or in a hotel room-but then would there be phone service everywhere in the wild? Does it have effects? That would help sell it if it had reverb, delay, etc.
I like the concept, you could basically show up to a gig with just a phone go straight to the PA, have your tone in your phone. Its all silicon and copper under these modeling amps anyway, a phone is no different, probably even more powerful. Problem is there's so many phones and configurations im not surprised this isnt going to work good, well sort of, you'd think by now they'd have simple audio connections pretty much standard on all android phones but i guess not, i still remember having some time trying to get bluetooth device recognized so once thats improves these things should be golden.
@Steve Yes im serious, im talking about the concept of this idea not this gadget itself, once android gets there software sorted out, using the power of your phone to run effects will be golden. On one cheap old $20 phone you can run way better effects than a $20 pedal, plus you can switch them up all for free basically, well the cost of the interface, which is what we already do now with audio interfaces and computers, this is just replacing the computer with a phone, which is a no brainer nowadays they're well powerful enough, i bet your phone has better processing power than the new line 6 helix floor board or whatever, so why not use it.
For the first time it allows amp sims and VST plugins, that whole world to be used portable that is huge, before you needed a home studio with a computer and audio interface, maybe some were doing it portable with laptops but you still had to be plugged in. The fact that that world can be brought out of the studio for the first time thanks to phones, is going to be pretty sweet, we'll have to worry less about getting gear for sweet tones and have more time to play.
The phone adapter is like an action cam mount. Take it apart and turn it around...
It would be worth for doing another demo with a light wood. Because that would leave the maple trees and most maple is northern. The maple syrup, we need that.
Oh man. I was genuinely curious and kinda hoped it would work. I admire your patience. I also say that I’m a musician not an engineer. Back to my Yamaha THR10. Cheers from a former Melbournian in Toronto.
That's insane. LOL you were as generous as you could be.
Thank you. This will not make my equipment gift ideas list for Christmas
I’m not sold on the Jamstack itself, looks cumbersome but I use the tonebridge all the time on my iPhone, I go straight into the phone with an iRig I picked up for £10. I like it for late night playing and learning songs as I feel it gets me a close sound to the song I’m learning which I find helpful.
Roland, Vox, and a few others have much better alternatives when it comes to portable amplification for guitars.
I think some of the comments don't grasp the concept. Yeah, a Pignose is easier (and old school cooler), but the idea with this is that (a)it's a portable amp; (b)the app is supposed to give you the built-in sounds of the guitarists; and (c)you can play along, something that lots of beginners would appreciate. And it's supposed to do it all in one easy package. But it's a big fail, especially the "easy" part. Even if it can be got working, it's not worth the hassle.
I’ve got a little Vox mini 3 that takes batteries or power supply and has input for guitar, vocals and my IPad for drum tracks. Great for busking because it’s small, light weight and inexpensive. It’s a modeling amp but sounds pretty good. Also has reverb for the vocals. It’s really a great busking, bedroom amp for certain. Or I use a Smokey Amp with a mini cab. That thing was to much. Like the honest reviews my friend! Thumbs up!
R.J. Ronquillo just did a video on the jamstack on a travel guitar and I think he said he used different apps like Garage Band and a few others. You should check out his video maybe it will help.
I like your true reviews. more should be like that. im like you, nice and simple. hate messing about with apps and software
great review
Such a helpful review, thank you!!
I see a unique reason for use, if you travel quite a bit and would like a rechargeable amp on hand for your travel guitar when reviewing different music and different styles of music..... only rechargeable amp I found on the market, obviously very niche crowd.... but I'm getting one! Hope I'll figure some work around for the guitar tones (like possible wireless guitar adaptors that have built-in guitar tones) something i have in my guitar bag RN... exciting to find something rechargeable, I don't want to mess with batteries (and can be recharged in a coffee shop!)
I’ve only just started the video so I wanted to type this ahead of time to see if you had the same issues: the clamp to hold the phone was busted on arrival. Would not have held the phone if I’d tried to use it, and the Jamstack absolutely wouldn’t clip to my guitar (that obscure model, the Stratocaster) safely. I certainly didn’t risk getting up from the sofa with it attached. I can see some benefit as a little rechargeable amp sitting on a table etc but it went back in its case in day 1 and hasn’t been out since.
I took it out again.
Respect for the patience shown. Thanks for the reality check, where do all the gimmicks end I wonder ?
From Leo: Mechanically, that is a lot of stuff hanging off a single #8 self tapping screw. I am also not loading any software to my phone to play my guitar, period.. We used to play with technology, now technology plays with us. VOX makes a couple of small battery power amps if you want to be portable, and they actually work (and have effects). I am clearly not their customer.
I think there are 3 buttons on the unit Bypass. Guitar and Bluetooth maybe your bypass button was pressed in!! Just a thought!!
i tried everything many times. :)
Omg, jamstack. They were trying to send me one to demo, I sent them my demo rates and thankfully they declined. I just kept looking at it wondering how it could possibly be an enjoyable experience.
Hey, take the bolt out and you can reverse the phone mount. Use your brains... This thing is the bomb !!!
Just to let you know, I just found your Gary Moore patch on FUSE. You really nailed that. Works with the L.p., Tele, and Strat.
If they had just made an amp that clamps onto your guitar that would've at least been half practical. But NOOOOO it needs to somehow connect to your phone to work!?!??
I just had a look at their site - did you have the bypass button engaged? That would explain the clean un-effected tone. Overall, seems a bit pricey as they're using third party software and essentially you're paying $249 US for a low strap on low powered amp, phone clip and cable for. I suppose if you're busking it would be OK.
With the size of the amp and phone the app should be build in in the jamstack and just controlled through phone bluetooth. Otherwise just use phone with tone bridge plugged to guitar with iRig (as with jamstick) and bluetooth speaker of your choice.
Yup, too often what sounds good in principle doesn't work in reality. I got a small VOX mini and it does fine by me.
If they just made a guitar strap clip for those mini battery powered amps your problems are solved. Portable & simple. How much more do you really need?
0:39 When your thinking about butts... but suddenly remembers that you´re on camera.
I legit like that Harley Benton. The relic job is also looking better as time goes by. Do you use the Harley much live?
Thanks! I do use it when I play live from time to time. Mostly, at the jam nights. I forget it's an inexpensive guitar when I am playing it. It's been great.
Have a HB like that but the right way around, excellent everyday tool. All it needed was a small amount of fret end work to become really pleasant. Now I only have to keep working on the natural relicing by playing it more ;)
Haha...Your frustration Shane. You're a techie as well mate, so for you not to get this to work, I've got no chance. I would have taken a hammer to it after 5 minutes
Boss Katana Air is the best choice over this thing. thanks for the review and check over i was going ot try one but not now thanks for saving a fellow lefty player alot of problems
I don’t get why you want to fix this to your guitar. I do use an iPhone or iPad as an amp with iRig and headphones or a small speaker, when traveling, and that works well. I just don’t see why you would want what is basically the same thing attached to your guitar.
Your experience matched mine.
For the price, you might be able to find a fairly decent used combo amp. And if you just want a portable amp for travel, there are several cheaper options then this.
I really like the idea of this, and if I wanted to play using just the clean sound, I would possibly think about getting this. If it would work with the tones and be able to use other sounds and actually work, I'd be really interested.
Maple is difficult for vibrations. Get something light, for a light wood.
Maybe you have to go into the settings of the app itself. Just because you can hear the demo, it doesn't mean the input to receive audio is turned on. Let us know if you get it going. 🤘🏻
I tried it for 45 minutes and then again the following day. I got it working with another app but it sounded like crap sadly. The other app was free with one tone and then I had to pay for it so I let it go. I did the full review at guitarpedaldemos.com
How disappointing... I was really looking forward to buying one but I decided to check RUclips first and I’m glad I did. I needed it for church events when I have to walk around Hospitals or Homeless Shelters and play with my praise team. But now that I saw this and the cost being 260 I’m less inclined.
It's a great idea. But I think I'll stick with my Vox Amplug 2 and Cabinet. I think small portable amps are just tools for practice anyway.
Hey Shane, I know you're mainly electric but maybe someday you could do a review on one of the Cole Clark little lady, made in Australia, acoustic guitars for us that are looking for a travel guitar.
Unscrew the phone mount and flip the part that holds the phone around.
But yeah, No. No way I'd get that even if your review was that it worked flawlessly.
Yep! I pinned a comment with that info! I found out after the fact. Cheers mate. :-)
well that is an honest review. and you just saved me lots of money. thanks
I can't help thinking about the Aqua Teen Hunger Force episode, eDork, where Shake has all those impractical and unusually cumbersome attachments hooked up to his body. At one point in the episode he says, It takes your MP3's that you download live off the Internet and transforms them into this song!
Can't wait to get one of these for my '63 Strat!
I did hear a very important sound and that was the sound this product made being chucked into a trash bin. Just not worth the effort. Thanks again for the video and showing me not to waste my time on the Jamstack. Love your vids. Please keep them coming. Canada is watching. Cheers
Good review as i considered buying one, don`t think i will now