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[Help!I'maRock!]

Year: 2009 (Circa)
Manufacturer: BRIAN MOORE and Roland GR-33
Model: iGuitar
Case: Original Hard
Color: Sunburst
Condition: Near Mint
Description: recent, sunburst, curly maple top, hb,single, hb with piezo in bridge, includes Roland GR-33 synth floor module, exc+

$995

 

[Mark Wein]

Those are supposed to be great guitars but I've just never bonded with one.

 

[paulskirocks]

I guess I could have fun goofing around with it making stoner noises...

 

[Denverdave]

I owned a non-synth version of that (i9). Well made - I just didn't like the pickups and it didn't last very long. Like Mark - I just didn't bond with it at all. It just wasn't my thing I guess. Not a bad price with the synth included though...

 

[Chad]

I have always wanted to try a Brian Moore out. They look like very well made guitars. Not a fan of the gold or that burst though.

 

[baimun]

I played a few an thought they were okay.... except for the headstock... and the body shape... and the bridge... and all the plastic panels on the back... and the multitude of knobs.. and the F-ed up output jack.

 

[reverend1]

Not sure what I would do with that.

 

[Coralkong]

I'd give that a whirl for sure.

Actually, if I liked it, I would buy it..........pretty cool.

 

[u6crash]

Just not my style. Kind of an egg shaped superstrat or something.

 

[Elias Graves]

The back looks pretty cobbled together.
I like the set neck.
A solid meh.

 

[Modern Saint]

 

[Peeker]

could be fun to mess with
unlikely purchase though

 

[Tralfaz]

The headstock looks like a mistake.

 

[BoomBoomBigelow]

Too much stuff goin' on at once. Tastes like, mmm, Firebird X.

 

[Help!I'maRock!]

Too much stuff goin' on at once. Tastes like, mmm, Firebird X.

it's much better thought out than the Firebird X.

 

[Aahzz]

I'd like it with a different finish

 

[Gorgon90]

Not seen this model before, only the straight guitars.

I really like that and that is a great price with the synth included.

WANT! drool0

 

[ellengtrgrl]

Maybe. I remember seeing a band called Warp Drive back in the late 80s & early 90s, whose singer (who was also one of the lead guitarists), played a Roland G707. he used to get some pretty cool synth tones out of thing. It might be fun to experiment with a synth guitar - tracking issues and all.