Playing A SMART Guitar?!

Trying the brand new smart guitar WITH touch-screen, the Lava Me 3
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• Aristides 080R
Tuning: Computer future stuff

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[fractallusion]

This was actually way cooler than I expected. There's some legitimate potential in this concept

[Manchuwook]

Nik, I'm always here for the futuristic noise and bad jokes. This is your thing.

[NeccoWecco]

The recording part seems great for musicians who love to songwrite by improvisation and dont necessarily remember what they did

[andre]

This makes me want to listen to your acoustic EP for the 100th time

[DjentBeard]

The upper angle is the most attractive side i've ever seen of Nik

[HarptoHeart]

Nik please make something from 7:55 - 8:16, that was absolutely beautiful. Funny video, and amazing content, as always, my dude. Thank you, keep on rocking and Happy New Year, Nik. 🙏🎇🎉🤘

[lancecamposano]

1:08 the vocal part blends perfectly with the chord

EVIL!

[MaeneP]

*Has a tuner*
Nik: yeah, makes sense

*recognizes note when playing a scale*
Nik: HoW DoEs It KnOw???

[blahblahsen]

The concept is fantastic, I wish they made a solid-body looking semi-hollow (like the fender Acoustisonic) or better yet for me, a 5-string bass version. I've tried stuffing a mini-amp and speaker into an acoustic bass but it did not really work that good. I lack the technology, you however, have the power. Use it wisely and junk.

[GregTheReaper]

The feature I'm most impressed by is the learning app, I've never seen a guitar that teaches you scales, notes, rhythm and actually knows what you're playing. But as this is probably aimed at beginners, 1k is a REALLY tough price tag to swallow considering most spend around $200-$300 on their first guitar. If they can make a beginners version of this with just the learning app to cut the price, they're really gonna be on to something.

[grimoluden]

What a nice video.

Nik enjoying a new guitar with a lot of geeky stuff.

[cpolonium]

Pretty cool idea especially for beginners, could see this tech going far. But for 1k I’d rather buy a cheap beginners guitar and learn like most people.

[evanw]

Electronics aside. The lava me 2's are absolutely awesome for what they are. Ultimate car boot guitar. Take it everywhere. I leave in hot cars all day and they hold tune. They play good, and sound very bright and loud. More so than you would expect. Zero regrets. And my comparison is against a higher end taylor. 9/10.

[aryanraut]

man nik you should definitely do a video on those amazing scales and chords you use on an acoustic, sounds angelic!

[Jake-swss]

I liked this a lot. Your reactions are fun, but this is something I can enjoy vicariously without buying something I will never buy. Makes me want to buy a 100 effects pedals honestly. Enjoyed you in the shred colab BTW.

[marconencioni]

I loved the lava 2 concept, I honestly think this one is a bit "too much", maybe useful but mainly for learning

[mogliplays]

I got the chance to play one of those last year. They are very interesting, the soundhole placement is cool, the construction is top notch stuff. Plus they will NEVER warp a neck, they dont even have truss rods

[DiegoDeschain]

Love how Opeth-y the playing sounds throughout.

[Low_keyTD]

In my opinion, your sense of humor and guitar skills are on the same level. I enjoy all videos immensely big dawg

[ndenney]

The strangest part is when you played the "cowboy chords".