Guitar manufacturers are always looking for the next big thing. The new feature that will push their product over the top or make it relevant to a new breed of guitar players. It is a difficult game to stay relevant year and year. How can a Fender Stratocaster, a guitar that has been largely unchanged stay in production for over 50 years? One method is the make improvements to the quality of the guitar and offer features that improve upon the previous iteration. Another way companies do this is by attempting to add new technology to guitars that offer breakthrough modern convenience or creation. Some examples include synth integrated guitars or the infamous attempts to solve tuning. In this video we examine 5 of the biggest failures and flops when it comes to integrating guitars with technology.
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