Cyber-G Guitar String Module

The Enya Cyber-G guitar is a really intriguing instrument. It’s a portable smart guitar that comes packed with modern features, like built-in speakers and multiple instrument tones. It’s lightweight and quite travel-friendly, which is a big plus if you want to take it with you to different places or events. And for beginners or anyone looking to experiment with new ways to learn, it pairs with an app that can help you get started. Overall, it's quite a versatile and innovative choice for a wide range of players! The strings module offers and helps you extend your 'picking' guitar skill set and provides opportunities to take your playing to another level. The foot switch is clever and gives you opportunities to free both hands which allowing freedom to play the guitar. The floor stand keeps the guitar safe when not in use has a clever design to link the charging cable. All in all I am very pleased with my new additional pieces to the Cyber G. The service team especially Oliver provide an excellent service and are always ready and keen to help out with any problems that arise.

1. Tell customers which and what update to install before use, your website does NOT provide that info on the product page. 2. The acoustic guitar sound string 3 is abnormally loud compared to other strings. Even adjusting the string volumes does not help. Other guitar sounds are ok. 3. Pull offs do not work. If you play string 1 the first fret and pull off, the open string should ring. 4. The force technique cover works erraticaly, sometimes it works and sometimes it does not. 5. It is not possible to play an open string and hammer on. The sound simply stops. 6. Guitar touch tapping technique is impossible. Look up Stanley Jordan to see what I mean.

Hi Oliver I’ve just fitted the white Cyber‑G Strings module to my black Cyber‑G guitar because the black module wasn’t available anywhere. Sadly, the result is far from ideal. The stark white piece breaks the whole visual flow and cheapens the look of the guitar, making it resemble a plastic toy rather than the sleek, modern instrument it should be. Great hardware, but the forced colour mismatch really spoils the aesthetic. A lot of my friends have looked at the guitar and commented on the positive sound but said the black and white look is cheap and inexpensive.