Good morning.. so today is a big day for me!. I get to see what my first product to test os gonna be... I do have a question... Are we allowed to talk about what we got before we test it and review it or is it suppose to not discussed until after I submit a return?. Any advice would be appreciated..thank you and everyone have a nice day

Has anyone used this pedal. Yet? If so how easy is it to use... I bought a digital pedal a couple months ago and hate because it came with no I structions.. the one you download wasnt much help so im just looking for a good easy looper tl find

One of the big goals for this community is to build guitar gear together instead of just selling random stuff. So we want your help. We’re looking for ideas for our next product — something guitar players actually want right now. This could be: • Something you wish existed • Something you bought before but think could be improved • Something simple that solves a common problem for guitar players • A piece of gear or accessory you use all the time Now here’s an important part of this… We’re not necessarily trying to reinvent the wheel. Sure, it would be amazing if we came up with a completely new guitar invention. But in reality, most successful products come from taking something that already exists and making it better. That could mean: • Improving the design • Making it more durable • Making it simpler to use • Making it smaller or easier to carry • Fixing something annoying about the current version Sometimes the best products are just small tweaks that make a good product great. 🎁 The Cool Part If we end up producing your idea, members of this community will get it FREE or heavily discounted before it ever hits retail. Everyone else will have to pay full price. That’s one of the perks of being here early. 😎 ⚠️ One Small Limitation We’re not a massive company like Fender, Yamaha Guitar Group, or Ernie Ball (yet). So for our next community-built product, we want ideas that follow what I call the 6 P’s of a winning product. These aren’t strict rules — just guidelines to help us pick products that have the best chance of success. • Paltry – Small in size • Petite – Lightweight • Permanent – Durable / not easily breakable • Prevent From Having Sizes – No size variants needed • Perceived Value High – Feels valuable to the buyer • Purchase Price Low – Affordable to produce A product doesn’t need to hit all 6, but the closer it gets, the better chance we have of producing it successfully. Think things like clever accessories, tools, gadgets, or simple gear that guitar players would actually use.

So after getting back into playing guitar and bass after a few years hiatus, I realized I don’t have any of my same jam connections as I used to. How do you go about finding people to jam with these days?

Good morning everyone im just 3 days away from my first unlock of testing gear.... can anyone tell me what to expect?