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Well, almost...
There is a saying about good intentions... I think maybe it applies to accessory packs and other such lagniappe.
I received the C-Guitar 4/4 Accessory Pack as part of my purchase of a Thomann Classica Fusion 8-string guitar. Absolutely 5-stars on the guitar, but I felt like I should have saved my money and bought it without the accessory package.
Why?
Well, first of all, an 8-string guitar is not the same size or shape as a 6-string one, the shape being different to accommodate the extra strings and as a result, the "backpack" was really the wrong shape for an 8-string. It's also not much of a backpack, offering zero protection aside from maybe a spilled drink. Really no impact protection at all. So you probably need to order one with significant padding or get a hardshell case for the guitar.
Somewhat the same story with the capo — it's too small for width of an 8-string, meaning it is completely useless. It does fit the neck of my Squier, tho' I don't generally use a capo on my electric guitars.
And last but not least, the tuner. It's extremely fidgety to get the battery in to it and get the back closed on it. Once you manage to achieve that, it's okay... but just "okay". I have a free tuner app on my phone, so I probably could have skipped this, too.
All in all? They really shouldn't offer this package as an accessory for the 8-string guitar. The "backpack" isn't really shaped for the guitar, the capo is too small, and that leaves a rather over-priced, though serviceable, tuner.
Save your money to spend on something else you need more from Thomann — in my case, like an extra set of 8-string guitar strings! Or a stand! Now THAT would have been a great accessory package. Nice try, guys, but keep working on the concept!
I received the C-Guitar 4/4 Accessory Pack as part of my purchase of a Thomann Classica Fusion 8-string guitar. Absolutely 5-stars on the guitar, but I felt like I should have saved my money and bought it without the accessory package.
Why?
Well, first of all, an 8-string guitar is not the same size or shape as a 6-string one, the shape being different to accommodate the extra strings and as a result, the "backpack" was really the wrong shape for an 8-string. It's also not much of a backpack, offering zero protection aside from maybe a spilled drink. Really no impact protection at all. So you probably need to order one with significant padding or get a hardshell case for the guitar.
Somewhat the same story with the capo — it's too small for width of an 8-string, meaning it is completely useless. It does fit the neck of my Squier, tho' I don't generally use a capo on my electric guitars.
And last but not least, the tuner. It's extremely fidgety to get the battery in to it and get the back closed on it. Once you manage to achieve that, it's okay... but just "okay". I have a free tuner app on my phone, so I probably could have skipped this, too.
All in all? They really shouldn't offer this package as an accessory for the 8-string guitar. The "backpack" isn't really shaped for the guitar, the capo is too small, and that leaves a rather over-priced, though serviceable, tuner.
Save your money to spend on something else you need more from Thomann — in my case, like an extra set of 8-string guitar strings! Or a stand! Now THAT would have been a great accessory package. Nice try, guys, but keep working on the concept!
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Not quite perfect
All the accessories arrived in good condition, but not at all fit for purpose, especially the capo. What is even that? They could have used a peg style capo. That doesn't even work well on a 6 string guitar, let alone an 8 string, which is what it was bundled with. Such a disappointment. The protective case fits super tight and no way I'm going out using that. I feel like I wasted those extra £12. I could have bought the guitar alone. The only thing that works as it should (and really well) is the tuner.
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