penetration_paranoia
04-03-2008, 12:22 AM
I replaced my original Rock Band Wireless Guitar due to a defect in the strum bar which caused the plastic/metal pieces inside the guitar to stop working only after a few months of intermittent playing.
The replacement guitar took three weeks to arrive (from the day I ordered the empty box from EA to the day I received my new guitar - I didn't go through the credit card option which supposedly would've taken less time).
Anyway... so far the replacement guitar works fine. However, in order to go into "overdrive", you have to hold the neck up to a 105-110 degree angle (or you could also say "two-o-clock". Opposed to the original guitar which only took roughly an 80 degree angle to activate "overdrive".
Granted holding the guitar at a "two-o-clock" position makes it a little difficult to continue playing the notes, but if that's the worse that happens, I can live with it.
The replacement guitar took three weeks to arrive (from the day I ordered the empty box from EA to the day I received my new guitar - I didn't go through the credit card option which supposedly would've taken less time).
Anyway... so far the replacement guitar works fine. However, in order to go into "overdrive", you have to hold the neck up to a 105-110 degree angle (or you could also say "two-o-clock". Opposed to the original guitar which only took roughly an 80 degree angle to activate "overdrive".
Granted holding the guitar at a "two-o-clock" position makes it a little difficult to continue playing the notes, but if that's the worse that happens, I can live with it.
