🎸 Black Wireless Guitar for Wii Guitar Hero and Rock Band Games Review

A lot of people don't like it but I get it and there's nothing wrong with that. I use it for Clone Hero and it can play 99% of the songs and the other percentage can't. Simply because it doesn't have as high polling rates as the Les Paul, but the keys feel good and get better as you develop them. This is the third company that is definitely not American, but they did well with good packaging. I definitely recommend it.

I'll start by saying I'm a beginner, currently playing at Intermediate level and going up to Hard so I can tell how it performs on higher difficulty levels. But I can say, with a stable Bluetooth connection and WiitarThing, this thing works great with Clone Hero. It tends to droop the inputs a bit if you go a little further or something is blocking the Bluetooth adapter and guitar. Works great with PCIe WiFi6/Bluetooth card with wireless antenna using Microsoft Bluetooth stack. I will update if

I liked that it worked for my Wii with no issues. It was easy to connect and was up and running in seconds. The guitar is made of plastic with a canvas strap. It's strong enough not to break if dropped, although I wouldn't recommend dropping it on purpose. The remote fits easily into the slot and all controls and buttons work perfectly both upon arrival and after several months of use. I also like the smooth plastic finish. This allows you to personalize your guitar if you wish. The finish…

Works fine with the adapter everyone is talking about but the strike bar is acting weird, still works on Clone Hero but just a little bit weird, xs how to explain this edit: ok i figured out the hit bar, wiitair friends messed it up, it still registers and gives a signal but the calibration is messed up. On neutral there is strong signal but not in the middle and all the way down there is strong signal instead of no signal on neutral and strong if you are using a clone hero like me this guitar…

I ordered a new guitar because I didn't want to risk getting a used one. I've only had it a day and so far the guitar seems to be working fine, the knobs are fine and the setup was easy, but I miss the trills and other tricky parts in some songs that I usually get when I use my only one Les Paul which I got when the GH3 came out. The knobs work well, but I don't find they have the same kick as a classical guitar. That said, the classical guitar appears to be able to release notes faster than…