I bought one and it’s the ultimate gigging guitar in small venues. That’s what I will use it for.

I still have memories of the guitar that Casio made back in the 80s. So tired of Smart this, Smart that, i this and i that. After years of guitar playing, I finally found a great guitar. It's a 2005 Gibson Les Paul Studio Faded T. The guitar is everything you need to make great sound. It's nothing fancy but sounds amazing. Old school wiring and Burstbucker Pro pickups. No software updates are needed. I've worked in technology long enough to not trust it.

This man is so entertaining that I watched the whole thing while eating even though I don’t know anything about guitars.

I have the Yamaha Silent guitar and I love it. It's a great couch or travel guitar or practice when you need to keep the volume down. It sounds pretty good plugged in as well. GREAT selection of basic effects.

New subscriber, I mainly play uke but keep trying to learn guitar and I've gushed over this guitar and so have so many reviewers of this so it's so refreshing to watch your honesty in this video.👍

I bought one last year, unfortunately none in the UK, and I was stung a huge amount by UK customs, after buying one in Australia (also the warranty is invalidated) The instrument is fine, reasonably versatile; the app. isn't, it's only valid for a year, and whilst the Chinese version seems to have all the bangs, and whistles (hard to tell, everything being in chinese) the English version doesn't! Expensive, gimicky, sounds surprisingly good, and, at least theoretically, it's bomb proof, as long as the Russians don't put it to the test 😉 PS a surprisingly good mic!

Now, only if the Mic vibrates! you got yourself a winner!!!

It seems like it is the first iteration (version) of what may eventually become quite cool. But, for now, I see it as a toy, or a perhaps decent replacement for a cheap acoustic. I also feel that they need to get a good designer on staff. The visual aesthetics could be sooooo much better.

Looks interesting? But they definitely improved on this in the nexG2 it's speaker is 80watt over this one at 50watt and has much more features for altering the sounds including deep reverbs and delays and eq too.. But it's a bit pricey at 899euro for the nexG2 which is before shipping costs too? So probably not far of the 950euro mark? Probably a small discount might help attention for the product? But they don't seem very much interested in new customers? Have inquired about the model 2 of this with the deluxe issue which is pretty much what you got for the nextG. Which is a wireless pedal switching board, a charger stand for the guitar and wireless microphone 🎤 and a ear phones and wireless ear lapel mic I think as well? Great instrument. But Enya why so slow to contact new customers? I'm interested? Many thanks for the great video posting bro.. Kind regards Vinn 😎 🎸 👍

it would be cool if the company provides downloadable kemper profiles and install them on the guitar via phone. I would consider, building an ecosystem around it. ideal for in-app purchase or even marketplace for other sound designer

This is quite the good-sounding guitar! As you mention, it's hard to tell really clearly if the lapel mic is picking up the sound of the speaker properly. But based on what you're doing (just noodling around, it is something worth considering as a next purchase. Nice!

As they say in Finland? Lol Love the new opening, Tony.

This would be good for street performers. Especially since you can sing through it through the microphone. I wonder how long the battery lasts?

I tend to like dumb guitars, but actually this could be very useful for certain situations. In the studio, it seems like it could be very useful to have handy. Some artists will no doubt really take a liking to the sounds and ease of use.

They reinvented the wheel and half a guitar popped out.

The biggest drawback of this guitar is that you are limited to what Enya has provided in terms of sound. While that may be OK for a travel guitar, what I need is more control over the tone. At this point, the guitar is more of a toy you would take with you on vacation than something you would record with.

I bought one six months ago and after the battery discharged one time, I cannot charge it anymore. Sent an email to the company, and they quickly replied and promised a replacement but not sure how smoothly and long this will take... Maybe there is a trick to wake the battery up - I tried everything - holding buttons long time, different button combinations, etc.

If the NEXG is "the Tesla of guitars", does that mean it might spontaneously catch fire? Asking for a friend.

Back to the Drawing board with this one. ;0)

There seem to be a plethora of smart guitars of one kind or another, but what about us bassists?

I feel like this would make a good travel guitar maybe. Like take it on a trip.

Great review. Thank you.

Might I suggest canceling the “Crotch cam” and introducing the “Work Bench” cam.

Good honest review 👏

Great review my man, rock on.

Great review, it´s the next build after the Yamaha Silent guitar :), thanks

In your review, you should have explained how to string it up and where it was made. Warranty? And, who knows, it could sound amazing plugged into a tower of old Marshal amps and played by a master shredder?

No sé si será el futuro, pero sí una buena alternativa.

I love this guitar

Sorry Tony, I’m a meat & potatoes kinda guitar player. Not for me, and it kind of reminds me of the Martin travel guitar. I’ve seen several Carbon Fiber guitars…Great video as usual. Cheers 🍻

I would want it.

I have always said, for the rebels we are supposed to be, when it comes to our guitars we are staunch traditionalists. You can make and sell any guitar shape you want but 90 percent are LP, Strat, Tele bodies.

I think that this idea looks a lot like Yamaha’s SLG200 series. The SLG is lacking the speaker, but is more attractive and has direct control of reverb and chorus. For less than $100 more, if you’re looking for a travel guitar, or a “silent” practice instrument, I’d give it serious consideration over the Enya.

Well , I like the case.

In 1967 a guy by the name Jimmi Marshall Hendrix. Had set his guitar on fire, so it has been done many times after. So what is so new about this one?

I’d like one of those, a Parker guitar and a Steinberger guitar…

sounds nice.! very interesting

Enjoyed the video !

This reminds me of the synthetic stocks on rifles. Totally functional with zero soul

Well for a travel guitar the best I ever seen is the Bootlegger Spade you demoed. It could realistically be a guys only guitar. It is even designed to fit on the luggage rack on a plane. You have a choice to get it with or without a whammy. It is conventionally serviceable. You can update the PU's if you want. Not having the electronics built in is better design as they will be out of date in a heartbeat. A nice cheap but impressive NUX headset is far better with endless sounds and zero grief to simply replace. Because the Spade is well thought out ergonomically the only downside is personal ascetics which is very thin ice in a debate. With a price of $600 USD or $700 USD for a whammy it is more money but it's value for money is undeniable.

It's good to know it falls apart

All the fantastic guitars you have and that's the one your playing. 🤔

I wouldn't pay $650 for this no way.

Enya nexg can be used with nylon strings

If they could reconfigure the output to replicate the warmth of wood it might be interesting

it would be an upgrade if you could record a previous track, and then play along with it….

Please demonstrate and explain in detail how to use the app to shape the guitar sound. Is the effect saved to the phone, the guitar (onboard) or to the cloud? How do you recall the effect for use?

I'm thinking this guitar is intended to work with an external amp. Maybe a keyboard or vocal amp more so than a guitar amp. Yes, of course it has an internal speaker but if you're going to play a stand alone instrument, get a wood guitar. Electronic instruments have evolved to the point where they are phenomenal at creating *electronic* sound *signals* and putting them into one end of a wire. But getting that signal out of the other end of the wire and transforming it into sound is like a separate technology...one thats been around for decades and doesn't fit on your lap. I cant believe the little built-in speaker was intended to be the primary sound output for this instrument. A lot of electronic stage pianos dont even have built-in speakers. Many do, but that was a sort of "why not?" by the designers...it's obligatory, and maybe primarily for the purpose of providing some vibratory feedback through your fingers while you hear the real music coming out of some studio monitors next to you if not some venue's house system. That said, asthetically, this thing is not inspiring. It looks more like an appliance than an instrument. It has all the sex apeal of a CD player.

Cool idea, but I don't think it would inspire me. Given all the technology in our lives I prefer a simple straight forward guitar. Sometimes less is more.

It's about time that someone invented an electric guitar because the petrol and diesel types were so cumbersome and polluting.

Are the strings replaceable if they eventually rip off? Btw, do they need tuning?

ENYA BROS!!

Answering the clickbait: Why, does it lock you in and set fire to itself?

I wonder how it sounds plugged in like an electric one. Also, it's been a 3 months since you got it. What do you feel about it now assuming you've spent more time on it? Thanks.

It might be a guitar for a complete beginner, a six year old might like it.

I wish you would have played several full width chords all the way up the neck to check the intonation. And are the frets stainless or standard. I am on the fence, I think you can bluetooth it to a bigger amp, but my biggest concern is intonation. Good review!

What song is that playing on the intro to this?

but will it burst into flames too ?

2:33 hmmmm I think the factory that makes these delve into other product lines....with the same design.

my main concern is that built in battery. batteries die after a few years.

How many inches is the Damn ThaNG

Do you have to charge it for 6 hours to get 45 minutes of playing time?

when you get used to playing a Taylor, that little thing just doesn't make it... but for $500. it may be worth playing with...I don't know...

It mídi?

Skill doesn't need tricks

How to found this guitar

Try it by yourself , I bought it , sound is not as good as heard from youtube. ... Tuner is also not accurate.

Is this the Tesla of guitars? If it is you can keep it.

I will stick with my Les Paul.

How very Casio looking. Coming to a pawn shop near you! 😂

One problem.The damn thing did not power up.

Guitars are supposed to look cool. This thing is dorky. That’s a nonstarter for me..

This would be a better travel guitar if the neck detached by a slidy-click lock at a dovetail type joint. Then the carry case would be travel sized. I doubt this would be allowed as carry on luggage for a flight. The previously released guitars by a different company where it was apple like and had delay, reverb, looper, etc is much better than this. So a big miss imho

Do they make a 6 string bass model like that?

No output Jack?

Fun toy, I’d still rather have a guitar

That's funny, you make it sound as if Teslas make good cars..

Looks like the strings are a bit high

How much this guitars prize?

If it explodes when you play it, or yanks your fingers off the fretboard, it definitely is

Only 3 chords for a demonstration????

You know you sound just like Mike Myers anybody ever told you that?

“The Tesla of guitars”? So you have to charge it for 8 hours every time you use it?

Yeah, I just don't see any reason for it.

Just play the thing dude. I would have loved to hear the different sounds the guitar makes I mean you ran threw the menu but you never played anything but a normal acoustic sound.

For me it looks and sounds more like a toy and not a genuine guitar...

Why do I want to yell squirrel !

Wait, so it's going to be over priced, have poor quality control and burst into flames? The tesla comparison in your thumbnail is not a compliment.

Great review. Ty, but pls take your ring off.

Nope my Martin is fine 🤠

Small gig pa and guitar 😳🤔

This is the wrong guy to critique this gtr ! He is not a true clicknition and he should plug this gtr into a digital amp , possibly a roland jazz chorus amp

Hope it doesn’t catch on fire like Teslas

Unless there's a running gag... It's French not Finnish :p

Такая вариация хорошо подошла бы гуслям, а не гитаре.

Pass

A guitar is a serious thing. This is a booby trap gear.

Is this the future of guitar design? Lord let's hope not.

I prefer Gibson, Fender....

Nah, i'll keep my old beat up strat.