teapartysamurai
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Okay, here's the story.
I apologize if I've put this in the wrong, forum. I really don't know if this is the right one or the computer forum.
I used to play guitar in my 20s. I wasn't too bad, but I wasn't any Hendrix, and about the time my dad died, I quit playing. I never knew quite why. I just did.
I have been wanting to get rock band 3, but I can't see just pretending I'm playing the guitar when I used to be able to play just fine. That just feels so wrong.
Then this came along:
Gamestop.com - Buy Wii Rock Band 3 Pro Wireless Guitar - Nintendo Wii
Now, the whole thing just makes me wanna drool.
It LOOKS like you actually play the thing, chords and all, not just press stupid little buttons and pretend you're strumming. I mean DUDE!
But it's also $150. I know! That's CHEAP for a real guitar but damn expensive for a Rockband 3 piece of plastic guitar.
So, I'm looking for "young people" advice. People who know music and also play Rockband. Does it look worth the money, or am I getting sucked into a cheap piece of overpriced plastic from China?
I don't know enough about this subject and I'm afraid to take the plunge and buy such an expensive piece of equipment, without knowing what I'm doing. Help!
I apologize if I've put this in the wrong, forum. I really don't know if this is the right one or the computer forum.
I used to play guitar in my 20s. I wasn't too bad, but I wasn't any Hendrix, and about the time my dad died, I quit playing. I never knew quite why. I just did.
I have been wanting to get rock band 3, but I can't see just pretending I'm playing the guitar when I used to be able to play just fine. That just feels so wrong.
Then this came along:
The Rock Band 3 Wireless Fender Mustang PRO-Guitar Controller is the perfect bridge between music gameplay and the thrill of playing a real guitar. Delivering a new experience to music gaming, the 17-fret touch-sensitive neck with six buttons per fret provides a total of 102 active finger positions and six low-latency strings for actual note strumming. Custom crafted for the new game, distinct features include a muting sensor to halt notes with the palm of your hand and a highly advanced tilt sensor for Overdrive activation. The Rock Band 3 Wireless Mustang PRO-Guitar Controller is fully compatible with both standard and Pro modes. Empowering you to rock outside the realm of videogames, the MIDI output connector provides compatibility with MIDI software sequencers and hardware devices, while standard console-specific gaming controller buttons deliver seamless console integration. With an official Fender Mustang body, custom Guitar Strap, right- or left-handed gameplay, plus Overdrive Stomp Box support.
Gamestop.com - Buy Wii Rock Band 3 Pro Wireless Guitar - Nintendo Wii
Now, the whole thing just makes me wanna drool.
It LOOKS like you actually play the thing, chords and all, not just press stupid little buttons and pretend you're strumming. I mean DUDE!
But it's also $150. I know! That's CHEAP for a real guitar but damn expensive for a Rockband 3 piece of plastic guitar.
So, I'm looking for "young people" advice. People who know music and also play Rockband. Does it look worth the money, or am I getting sucked into a cheap piece of overpriced plastic from China?
I don't know enough about this subject and I'm afraid to take the plunge and buy such an expensive piece of equipment, without knowing what I'm doing. Help!