2nd Generation 🎸 Guitar Controller for Guitar Hero Review

I've been a fan of the Guitar Hero series since its inception. I got this guitar when GH2 came out and it's perfect. It's not too big, it's not too small, the buttons at the neck aren't too far apart and it has a great Gibson X-Plorer shape! I had this controller for 5 years and finally the strum bar stopped banging. It was an odd issue but this controller has been well used for 5 years with little downtime so I'm not surprised it will break one day. never mind Since the GH series isn't…

Purchased from the Swedish gallery seller. The guitar worked as expected for about a good playing session, although the strum bar was clearly well and probably not used for long. The next time I loaded the game, the controller was unusable. It was constantly scrolling down where simply navigating the menu wasn't possible. After some experimentation I found that this was caused by the controller's d-pad getting stuck (not physically, all the buttons on the controller still feel good) as the only

Four years later, of the seven guitar controllers I've used, this one is still second on my list. 't: Nothing special was done. The guitar is made of hard plastic and has a solid body. No detachable neck, percussion bar too big, long or wide neck, noisy strumming bar, loose frets, too heavy, etc. This controller and the controller that comes with Guitar Hero: Aerosmith (my all-time favorite) are about the same. weight, but the GH:A controller was wireless, and when it eventually broke it became