These Carbon Fiber Guitars Are Getting Out of Control!
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- Опубликовано: 13 дек 2023
- Checking out the Enya Music X3 Pro. Check one out for yourself:
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Thank you for helping me avoid another mistake and feeling bad unloading it on any other sucker that would take it.
and nice unboxing!
i wasnt nervous at all,
Not once!
😉
I loved the reverb and delay, it does sound real good on it's own, I've heard a lot worse in wood.
I can't help but think I'd like to hear a couple comparisons without knowing, and then be told which was which.....
I appreciate you man. Living in Thailand for a bit. Quite humid here. Been considering carbon fiber and you helped me make up my mind. Passed my Taylor onto my son before I left the states so this is perfect.
I just bought a barely used Lave Me 2 carbon fiber guitar from a guitar store going out of business. $200. Great deal, great sound, LOVE it. ❤
I own the Nova Go SP1. I swapped out the stock pins for Crosby ebony’s. I would characterize the tone overall as decent (not great, not bad). The built in effects make it good (again, not great, but better). I ordered the X3 Pro Mini to replace it, based on reviews I have seen. To my ears, in the reviews for this one it sounds “good”, making the effects addition upgrade to “very good”. I think it’s a fair trade off for the indestructibility factor. You could conceivably check this one in on a flight and have zero worries.
Looks like a great travel guitar1!
How does the software stack up against the "Nova"? If you have reviewed one.
I got my X3 Pro today. I am super pleased with it. Sounds and plays great, especially for a $500 guitar
Congrats! It’s a good one!
I have the Enya Nova Go SP1, and I love it... basically the only guitar I use at the moment. I have also ordered a X3 Pro Mini (the smaller version of the one in this video).
Actually I have a x3 pro mini review coming soon. You’re gonna love it!
@@seandaniel23 Nice looking forward to that! 👍 I'm also really looking forward to get my Mini, but it seems I will not get it until (early) January.
sean, have u ever played a mcpherson carbon fiber?
a Smolie'! ahhh yes, they Bring the Wine and Donuts at the 7eleven.
we two are classy Classy Bros!
Hey Sean whitch is the better sounding guitar X4 pro or the X3 pro. Tell me your opinion. Thanks
The X3 Pro is newer and is equipped with AcousticPlus 2.0 rather than the original AcousticPlus system of the X4 Pro, so in terms of effects and plugged-in tones the X3 Pro should theoretically sound better. That said, they're still marketing the X4 Pro as a more premium guitar than the X3 Pro, so I wouldn't be surprised if Enya updates the X4 Pro with AcousticsPlus 2.0 before too long.
Is this guitar electric also. If so what pick ups.
do those 4 preset effects work as is? or needed to be plugged in?
It has a built in speaker, so the work as is
My x4 pro came with the string height sky high. I want to like it but I've been disappointed so far.
Have (and very much enjoy) an X4 Pro, i.e. the larger version of this. It‘s the guitar I take along when on camper-van trips, because it‘s less likely to suffer from shifts in temperature and general wear and tear. However, please stop chiming in with the many others calling this (or any of Enya‘s offerings) a „carbon fiber“ guitar!!! It most certainly is made up mostly of a composite material, with ONLY the top being carbon fiber, per se. The rest is….anybody‘s guess. And no, this guitar is NOT nearly indestructible. In fact, the one I ended up buying from Amazon arrived with a serious gouge in the carbon-fiber top at the lower front edge of the instrument. I ended up keeping it because Enya kindly arranged for me to get an appreciable discount on it, but it did look quite ugly because whitish, thread-like fibers were showing. I took a permanent black marker pen and prettied that up a bit, and just decided that a travel guitar is allowed to have some dings and gouges. But be warned that this guitar can get damaged. Another myth I hope I can help dispel: It doesn‘t stay totally in tune no matter what the temperature shift or degree of sun hitting it. Nope. Perhaps because it‘s largely composite rather than 100% carbon fiber? Presumably. However, I‘d much rather have this guitar out in the wild than any of my beloved wooden ones. And I do love the sound of the X4 Pro, and its responsiveness. It even sounds fantastic when tuned all the way down to C# standard (3 half-steps down!), naturally with thicker-gauge strings on it (13s). It feels great for fingerstyle and strumming, and sounds „woody“ enough for me, and better than quite a few wooden guitars I‘ve tried over the decades, including many by big-name companies. So for the Sonic Snobs out there who here a RUclips demo of this and dismiss it, you‘re missing something. Sure, the pickup sound is piezo, and thus not great, but no worse than other piezo sounds. And the unplugged sound is really enjoyable. I also bought - but returned - a Lave Me. It was OK-sounding, but fell apart sonically when tuned down as I do, and it has a shorter scale neck that doesn‘t suit me. Would I recommend the X4Pro, or the X3Pro demoed here? Yep. Are they „carbon fiber“? Nope, not really. Are they highly durable? Depends on what you think of as durable, but let‘s get real.
Why doesn’t it have a 1 3/4” nut width and stainless steel frets? Also enya needs to make a les paul style carbon fiber guitar.
nice. are these available with HyVibe?
They use their own system which is similar to the HyVibe. Enya only have a single actuator (the device that cause the vibrations in the body from the effects unit when not plugged-in), and it's mounted on the inside-back of the guitar. HyVibe use dual actuators which is mounted on the guitars top. Otherwise they are pretty similar, the HyVibe has more features like a looper as well as firmware updates directly from the app.
But if you really want the HyVibe I guess it would be possible to install it in one of these guitars, not sure it makes sense though?!?
I have a LAG with the HyVibe system, and it's great. But at the moment I basically only play my Nova Go SP1 (same effect unit as the X3 in the video), it's so convenient to play in the couch. I also have a Enya X3 Pro Mini on order.
thanks, but the most important aspect of the HyVibe to me is the looper - no looper here
@@harmonicalessonsnyc6386 The Enya NEXG 2 has a looper I believe. I guess it would be possible to add a looper to the AcousticPlus/SP1 as well if Enya really wanted...
Wow it looks and sounds amazing! But you could play a broken toy and make it sound great. Thanks for the review
Great guitar! Pity they don’t make a left handed version.
Scissors? Bring back the Benchmade.
What's next an Esteban demo?
I hope so!!!
The Tesla Guitar
It sounds beautiful but just doesn’t have the deep rich soulful sound of a wooden acoustic although I’m sure with the right combination of affects you could achieve something close
Is it actually carbon fiber? Or composite? I have the Enya Nova Go, and it's composite, not carbon fiber. It's okay, a small durable travel guitar, fits in the overhead and has a sturdy case. But it stays in the closet when I'm at home. The X3 isn't as compact as the Nova Go. Not seeing much benefit to a bigger guitar that still sounds plastic.
Where in the world did we get ? “Turn on the Guitar” 😅
Smash it against a mesa boogie. Bothe are durable. See which one wins.
Супер!
Pretty cool not bad for 500 bucks
Bought the Enya Nova Go SP1 a few months ago, in part based on Sean’s review. It sounded awful… tinny and effects were cheesy Returned it within a couple of days…
Sounds like plastic toy guitar once had for Xmas haha😅
I have a carbon acoustic and think they are awful. They serve a purpose I suppose - they bounce, tolerate weather swings etc. But the sound is dreadful. A good (wooden) acoustic vibrates, resonates and projects. It feels alive. These carbon guitars are bricks, that try to make up for lack of genuine acoustics with cheap pickup tricks.
Who cares? Anymore you can slap a pickup on pretty much ANYTHING, run it through a modeling amp and get ANY tone quality you want. It just boils down to finding a NECK you like.
The noise coming from that guitar is brutal Sean. Definitely not for me.
THE "Apple" of packaging, Really. that looks like it was a return and a child packed the box. folded used boxes inside for packing material. Come on bro
Quiet the setup.
I want to hate it... but...
Nope
I’m sorry but I think your Emerald sounds better and looks 100 times better. I’m surprised you don’t play it more on some of your vids.
Just saying. 🤷🏻♂️
Might be durable but sounds terrible…
Agreed.
New tech will never compete with old school tried and true.
You people who thinks it sounds bad need to play it in real-life. That’s exactly what I thought. But after a guy brought one to our weekly jam ! ! ! That Enya X3 pro ( I believe that’s what he called it. It was blowing Gibson -J-45’ and hd-28 Martin’s out the water ! NO BULL SHIT ) Cause I was playing one of the HD-28 Martin’s a 2022 model. Not only was I surprised but 7 other seasoned musicians confirmed what my ears are hearing. Maybe the fellows that thinks it sounds bad have created a music ear for their guitar center $69.00 Rogue guitar’s . This is what I think when I opened this can of beans
over priced boutique guitars are running scared.
No good reason to buy a carbon fiber guitar. No selling points to warrant the cost to your coolness.
Nope.
Straight acoustic out of the box? Garbage. If you rely on pumping your audio through electronics? Amazing. Moral of the story? If you're looking for a carbon fiber raw acoustic to pick up and play? Forget it. Get a Martin.
you are joking. that sounds terrible even in your hands.