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That's exactly what I thought. I've known hundreds of guitar players over the years and only 1 who wanted a Variax and 1 other who considered one before going the Helix route. Seems like someone at Boss got a pet project greenlit that is going to have a bad impact on Roland's bottom line...Don't expect much, it's not like I'm a Rocket Surgeon...Comment
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description - https://www.guitarworld.com/news/boss-eurus-gs1
Boss's site - https://www.boss.info/uk/products/eurus_gs-1/👍 1Comment
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Don't expect much, it's not like I'm a Rocket Surgeon...Comment
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When they’ve done dedicated synth guitars with Fender and .strandberg*, this just feels like a big step in the wrong direction, right down to the ugly logo scrawled on the bare maple headstock. These will be forced on dealers, and will be on clearance for half price (or less) in six months.👍 1Comment
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Weird to see it marketed under the BOSS name rather than Roland.
Boss is a division of the Roland corporation and always has been. Traditionally they have used the Roland branding for their synth guitars.
Nonsensical from a branding standpoint, but nothing new, Roland has been making synth/midi enabled guitars since the 80s.Comment
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Weird to see it marketed under the BOSS name rather than Roland.
Boss is a division of the Roland corporation and always has been. Traditionally they have used the Roland branding for their synth guitars.
Nonsensical from a branding standpoint, but nothing new, Roland has been making synth/midi enabled guitars since the 80s.
As for the guitar, it's boring, mundane, etc. but it's probably a decently made guitar, since it's made in Japan. I bet it's even made by Fujigen. That being said, I've got zero interest in it, at all. I can't imagine why someone would go this route, when you can just buy an SY-1/300/1000 and use it with literally any guitar you want, no pickup required.👍 1Comment
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