It even (supposedly) stays in tune after the folding process (i.e. if it's in tune before you fold it, it should be in tune when you unfold it), which sounds a bit too good to be true.
Sure, this seem to be practical for people who travels a lot, but this guitar made me think of two things:
- How is the sustain of this bad boy? Sure all that metal and hinges got to suck out all the sustain?
- I recall seeing a picture of Øystein Sunde with a foldable acoustic guitar over his shoulder, many years ago. So this couldn't be the first foldable guitar?
5 comments:
Here's what I'm thinking:
1) Bull$hit
2) Bull$hit
3) Bull$hit
4) What kind of dork would want this?
5) Øystein Sunde's guitar might not have been possible to re-fold?
6) Bull$hit
7) If you play metal with this abomination, you will get the asskicking you so richly deserve.
8) Bull$hit
9) Somehow I doubt this freakshow is available with a floating bridge
10) Bull$hit
So, do you think it's useful or is it just bull$hit?
5) Øystein Sunde's guitar might not have been possible to re-fold?
Mmmh. That would be the Pete Townshend way of folding a guitar, wouldn't it?
;-)
I'm inclined to believe that this particular product is 100%, grade A guaran-damn-teed bull$hit
Oh, don't hold back. Tell us what you really mean. ;-)
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