I Found The Worst Guitar Product Ever

The #aeroband #aeroguitar is lovely

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[sixstringtv]

For anybody coming here from Andy's video/anyone else's video in the future talking about this thing:

They've tried to do some major damage control by threatening YouTubers with legal action who hadn't published their video yet, but I have a paper trail saying If they send me an Aeroguitar I have no obligations and can do whatever I want with it.
They can email me if they want, but it won't get them very far.

Update: I suspect Aeroband has started sending employees/bots to write positive comments under the videos

[KAPTEIN...]

Imagine spending 459 bucks on a guitar and it still sounding like a free shitty guitar software

[DFMurray]

A guitar that has the amazing ability to make someone who can play the guitar sound like they can't play the guitar. Truly spectacular product.

[eviemoody]

That “rock & roll aunt - rockin hard forever” sticker was worth $459 easy. The horrible toy guitar was just a bonus.

[RomanticDrip]

I think it’s actually $500-$600 now. If you have arthritis you should just get a regular guitar, set the action really low, lower the tuning and get some really light gauge strings and you should be good I would imagine, maybe if I’m wrong someone should start a kickstarter to make a guitar for people with disabilities specifically and actually make it sound good

[hermantcherdakli]

I know this is an insane and controversial thought for many manufacturers, but the only product that a beginner need in order to learn an instrument is... an instrument

[TwistedIdentity]

"I need to get my driver's license"
"Here, try this RC car first. Almost identical"
--Aeroband

[brandonharris]

I messaged the company on Instagram asking them if it's capable of drop tuning and they didn't even know what I was talking about 🤦

[SAGESKS]

did anyone else realise that at about 2:39 we get assualted by a spec of dust

[canyon]

For a sec I thought that it was kinda cool....
Then I remembered it isn't $20.

[Forest_Fifer]

"their product is very real, it just...shouldnt be"
😂😂 Brutal.

[tungtobak]

You did a what we in Sweden call "a Sverker". For many years a man called Sverker Olofsson led a consumer guide program on Swedish public service television called "Plus". At the end of each episode he demonstratively threw away the products featured in the show that were not up to par in a bin right next to the camera, cut to credits.

[jacktadash]

If you have arthritis, play drums. Really bad arthritis, drums with your head. No sense of time or rhythm? Free-form jazz drums. Neighbours don't like it? Drums with their head.

[TurfShifter]

Good on you for being honest. This company have gone after at least one other channel for slagging off this awful product.

[The_KeyMan]

Ive been seeing this thing all over Instagram and I alwais thought It looked like a horrible idea

[justsomedude]

"Maybe it could be useful as a synth guitar."

Sixstring: and here's a fully functional guitar with midi at the same price

[EeveeFromAlmia]

Making a product with disability in mind would be a fantastic thing. Physical ability shouldn’t ever be a barrier to any kind of art.

Too bad these sorts of products and the people who make them have no sense of heart to do that.

[xeloration]

THE FACT THAT “ACCEPTED” THE SPONSORSHIP TO HATE ON IT AND THEN SPONSOR ANOTHER GUITAR THING IS INSANE 😭
this is like my first time watching your videos and i can tell i’m gonna be watching more

[couriersec]

12 points to you for doing an honest video about this thing. Hilarious attempt at damage control from them today. 😂

[TheOnlyGuitarFather]

they wanted a video, they got one.... i appreciate not holding back.. 99% of youtubers are too scared to do that with crappy products.