You have to get to know it well first before you really enjoy. When you first get it, you love it because of it's possibilities of playing guitar+keyboard both at once. You then realize that it isn't as simple as a regular guitar, where some notes come in loud, or not at all. You then play it for a long while, and you adapt to it. You become better at playing the guitar with working with the gk-2a. You then enjoy it.

It's an aquired taste. The majority of guitarists would look at it as a novelty, much like the keyboardists. I play both instruments, so I thought it might bridge the gap. Instead, it makes something almost totally different, like a new instrument.

Most people will yell at the delay problem, especially when playing live. I noticed it, but it's not as severe as they make it out to be. You just need to get better at the instrument.

I enjoy the guitar out option so it now defeats having to chords come out from the guitar or using the same amp for keyboard and speaker. You can use a big guitar amp for the guitar, then say a KC-500 for the keyboard part.

Alright keyboard sounds, but it's a good thing it has MIDI. It could use a good expression pedal.

kind of guitar sunthesis are rare, but I tried everything what I found. I think that

Arpeggio should be better ( more resolutions), harmonist is excellent ( for our

folk music, especially for organs and accordeons). I want to exchange patches

with all owners of that great stuff; so, email me!