Authentic materials: solid body, wood neck, metal buttons and ankle handles, rosewood fingerboard - providing a realistic experience. The touch buttons on the neck and Star Power Slider you can get all the features of Guitar Hero World Tour PS3 and PS2 compatibility, it is easy to install thanks to the two winners of 2.4 GHz for the PS3 controller USB and PS2 . Virtually silent keys and button bar vibrato does not detract from the music. Hundreds of hours of battery life will give you enough juice to make a feast worthy of hits, including a. You can get a 2.4GHz wireless receiver for PLAYSTATION3 and PlayStation2 USB. In both cases, the installation is very simple, and the connection is tight as a drum.
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| Unleash Your Inner Rockstar. Play on Guitar or Expand to a Band. Another Saturday night. Another chance to flex your Star Power. Your band members are all there. The house lights are low. And you can practically hear the whistles and cheers from the sold-out crowd, as fans grow impatient waiting for you to take the stage. You’ve been here before. But this time is different. The bar is set higher. There’s more at stake. And the butterflies in your belly are real. Suddenly, this doesn’t feel like a game anymore. Then you step into the spotlight. You nail that first riff. And you’re lost in the music. Your fingering is spot-on. Your timing, flawless. When it’s your turn to take center-stage, it’s you and your Logitech Wireless Guitar Controller. Because you’re not playing, you’re unleashing your inner rockstar. |  |  |
Key Features
 | | Authentic materials |
 | Adjustable whammy bar | |
 | | The hottest hardware |
 | | Virtually silent controls |
 | | Hundreds of hours of battery life |
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Feel like a real band member...
This version is a vast improvement on the first edition (red). The physical manufacturing and styling have slightly different elements that add up to a much greater guitar.
I bought 6 of the red editions and didn't get one that was acceptable. The major problem was that the neck experienced a lot of stress during play. The new version corrects this problem by using a tongue and groove design. This one is built to last.
Additionally, the coloring is slightly different for this version. Obviously, the guitar is black. The faceplate is also black. And, not immediately noticeable, the neck is a darker wood. The overall effect is a much sleeker style.
As far as play goes, the guitar is a dream to hold and use. The buttons are solid, easy to find without looking, and fast. The strum bar is actually a light activated device - rather than mechanical. The lack of mechanical parts means it will last for a long time.
The guitar works fine with Rock Band 2. It lacks the wammy style selector - but, this is no great loss. The timing matches RB guitars - so no worries there if you mix guitars.
The guitar has a star-power button that I find works better than swinging the guitar up to activate special powers. The other buttons are hidden in the design and don't get hit on accident during play.
Many have complained about the lack of Bluetooth. Not a big deal to me. The included dongle works fine. The wireless is accurate and the batteries last a long time.
My only reservation with the guitar is the weight. It gets heavy after a few sets - just like a real guitar. So, younger players may have some trouble.
Overall, it is a great addition to your playing experience. I recommend this version over the original.
Makes all the other guitars feel like a baby's toy.
Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R2VKXE5N2C894W I made a video (8 minutes 30 seconds - I do not talk in the video):
- showing off the sexy guitar
- comparing the fret/strum bar to the original Activision World Tour Guitar [starts around 1:32]
- length comparison to the Rock Band Guitar also. [7:45]
- using the guitar with the game (to get a better idea of how the guitar really sounds). [2:32]
- a quick unboxing... [6:30]
There's no question about it -- this is one sleek guitar. (it's also a fingerprint magnet)
This makes all the original bundled guitars look like a 3-year-old's toy!
Really good weight to it, so this is definitely not for small kids.
The guitar is slightly longer than the original Activision guitar.
Although they advertise the strum bar being "quiet as a whisper", it's really not. It definitely doesn't have that "super cheap clicky sound" like on the original Activision World Tour guitar, but it's still definitely audible. However, some players probably prefer hearing some distinct sound, so that they know it's being triggered, than having that loose feel like it is on the Rock Band guitar.
Moreover, the frets may be metal UNDERNEATH, but the actual buttons that you see aren't REALLY metal - it's still plastic (although it's not the cheapest plastic I've ever seen like on the original guitar controllers, it's still plastic -- just a minor pet peeve). I was expecting that to be a shiny metal too. So technically, it's not really made out of all metal.
This is actually not documented anywhere on the included manual, but there's actually a switch on whammy bar to adjust the tension: if you have the switch to the left, the whammy has slightly more resistance/tighter; if you have it to the right, then it takes slightly less pressure/looser.
The directional button(with the PS button) is plastic (I think it kind of ruins the overall quality of the guitar) and feels somewhat flimsy and not as firm, so I actually prefer the directional buttons on the Activision's. I also don't know why they don't make the up/down buttons the other way around (it should be reversed) because when you're holding the guitar, it would feel more natural if the up directional is actually the down button and vice versa.
Besides the aesthetics being a clear winner by miles, this guitar makes it much easier to do those rapid notes, even if you hesitate than usual, since the frets are more responsive and feels slimmer -- unlike the STIFF fat buttons on the cheap guitars (once you hesitate on those, you're pretty much screwed).
The price is pretty steep... however, it is quite a step up -- both feel and look -- from the cheap controllers as well. I give it a 4.5/5 stars. It definitely makes the game more enjoyable/exciting and feel more realistic. Once you've been spoiled using this controller, it's hard to go back to the old cheap ones. It's a must-have for Guitar Hero/Rock Band fans (although it's designed for GH). I've also used the guitar with Rock Band 2. It's a no brainer if you're a hardcore fan, who frequently plays the game, and have the money. Overall, if you would like a better experience, you'll definitely want to try these out and put away the "baby toy" guitars.
Jammin' to the Tunes: A Logitech PS3 / PS2 Wireless Guitar Controller Reveiw
I learned to play guitar many years ago and find Guitar Hero and Rock Band to be a strange concept. Additionally the controllers included in the kits are cheap plastic toys which distract from the gaming experience. I just don't get it, but my other half apparently does. Intrigued by the description and out of curiosity, I opted to try the Logitech wireless guitar controller.
Logitech has designed this controller to improve the gaming experience. According to Logitech, improvements over the kit controller includes the use of authentic materials, a virtually silent strum bar, long battery life, and a 30 foot wireless range while providing all the buttons and pads to take advantage of all the games features in an easy to set up controller.
When Logitech states this guitar is "virtually silent" they apparently mean noisy. By no stretch of the imagination is this controller "quiet as a whisper." Logitech's controller isn't as loud as the kit controller, but the keys and strum bar still make noticeable clacking sounds. The shiny black lacquered face of the guitar with the black plastic shield surrounding the strum bar easily attracts fingerprints and smudges. These aren't obvious from a short distance, but occasional polishing is needed. Additionally the controller requires the use of a USB dongle. Limited USB ports on the PS3 may require purchasing a USB hub when using multiple USB devices. Considering the price of this guitar, Bluetooth capabilities should have been built into the controller.
For all Logitech's wireless guitar short comings, this controller delivers on improving the gaming experience in a big way. The realistic construction and attention to the fine details is impressive. Weighing 6.2 pounds combined with details like fret bars and movable tuning pegs, there is no doubt this controller feels like the real deal. Set-up is simple as well, install the batteries, plug in the USB dongle, and pair the guitar. The only additional set-up is installing the neck strap. The range is excessive, ensuring uninterrupted game play. I was able to leave the game room, walk past the dining room, through a short hallway, then into the office and still affect the PS3.
Now I see the appeal of Guitar Hero and Rock Band, and just how much the toy controller distracts from the gaming experience. While Logitech has room to improve on the design, don't let this luxury guitar controller's short comings prevent its purchase. While I wouldn't purchase this controller for little children, for older teens and adults this wireless guitar significantly adds to the Guitar Hero gaming experience.
PROS:
Makes less noise than the kit guitar
Simple set-up
Realistic look and feel
Improves gaming experience
Excessively long range
CONS:
Not "quiet as a whisper"
USB - not blue tooth
Attracts fingerprints
Price: $89.95
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