Enya Electric Guitar Nova Go Sonic 38 Inch Full Size Smart Electric Carbon Fiber Guitarra with 10W Wireless Speaker, Onboard Presets, Gig Bag, Charging Cable, and Adjusting Wrench(White)

Excelente guitarra, muy buenos materiales, funciona a la perfección. Muy recomendable.

I bought two versions of this. I bought myself the JT signature model. I decided to get that model because I liked the fact that it had pick up covers. I liked the pick ups that it had in it better I liked that it had the face switching push pole knob and that it was also compatible with their wireless pedal. My wife and I have both been professional musicians most of our lives. We both predominantly play Gibsons. The thing that interested us, and these was the fact that you can toss them in your car and not worry about the heat getting to them or the cold. I’d seen other players compare these with Gibsons, but I didn’t really take it too seriously. Enya Sonic JT review: I’m shocked at how well it holds tune and how low the action is. The built-in effects sound great in the app is really easy to modify them with. I had no problems with the app. I don’t understand why it doesn’t have a better review on the App Store, but it works great and has way more features than what I’d even realized. The tone of the guitar is compressed, but in a good way, I was actually shocked how clear it sounded when recording with it. He’s really aren’t your standard pick ups. It’s very easy to pick out the individual notes. It’s got a very clear crisp sound to it. The tone switch adds depth, but not muddiness to the Guitar. It’s much lighter than my Gibsons and I love the shape and feel of the neck. It feels very smooth to play. The volume of the built-in speaker is more than adequate to be able to practice and sing-along. The aesthetic of the Guitar in person is very much like if APPLE came up with an iPhone Guitar. It’s very sleek and luxurious looking. It has a different feel to it and more residence than any Guitar I’ve ever played actually, which really surprised me. The tuning stability. It’s kind of mind blowing. I guess. I never really noticed how much I had to tune my guitars until I had one that I virtually never have to tune. I play a lot of different genres as a studio musician. Everything from pop to blues to metal in this Guitar is more than capable of doing it. It works great for studio use and practice, but I wouldn’t really recommend it for stage use. The reason being is that the mixture of the insane amount of residence that the Guitar has and the pick ups can kind of cause a feedback if you’re moving into distortion. It works great for clean live. The quality of the build and everything is so good that I’ve actually thought about getting another one just to tear the electronics out of so I could put some pick ups that are a little more distortion friendly into just to see what happens. 10 out of 10 I highly recommend this Guitar. The white Enya Sonic review: I bought this one for my wife. I can’t really tell the volume difference between the 10 W on this one and the 15 W amp on the JT model. Play ability feels the same. It also has the push pole knob, which I believe change his phase for the pick ups as well. It doesn’t have a tone knob and the pre-loaded effects don’t sound as fancy as the JT model. The color of white that it is is beautiful though it’s very ever so slightly sparkly. Again, I would highly recommend this Guitar to anyone, and so would she. Both guitars are very comparable and feel except the next fuel a little different. The white one feels a little more like a standard shape whereas the JT model has more of a V shaped neck by the head stock, but both of the necks are very slim and comfortable. We love them because it’s so easy just to flip them on and play right there without having to hook anything up. it’s great to be able to leave them in the car and not worry about the neck warping. I guess the only thing left now to do is to get sponsored by these cats. Lol Cheers!

Seriously, I’ve been blown away by the Enya Nova Go Sonic. It’s the perfect guitar if you just want to grab something and play, no matter where you are it gives you the freedom to just express and play and practice. The carbon fiber build is the real hero. It's incredibly light and tough—you don't have to baby this thing. I love that the speaker and effects are built right in, meaning I can play instantly, anywhere, without touching an amp or cable. Now, to be totally honest, it’s not perfect. The built-in speaker can feed back a bit if you crank the gain on a heavy distortion preset, and the built-in effects are decent, but they won't replace your favorite pedals for serious recording. But honestly, those are minor trade-offs for the convenience. It plays great, the neck is comfortable, and the sound is versatile when you plug it in. Plus, Enya’s customer service is fantastic, so you know they stand behind the product and they won't leave you with any un-answered questions about this guitar. Bottom line: It's fun, durable, convenient, and worth every penny not to mention thr included gigbag. I recommend the Nova Go Sonic to everyone!

My daughter has some experience playing the ukulele and a traditional full-size guitar, and this guitar was a Christmas gift for her. One of the biggest advantages is that it integrates a built-in speaker and digital effects, so she can play directly without needing an external amplifier. The carbon fiber/composite body makes it lightweight and easy to handle, which is great for longer practice sessions. She mainly uses it for daily practice and casual demonstrations. Being able to produce sound immediately without setting up an amp makes it extremely convenient for practicing at home or anytime inspiration strikes. The built-in effects and Bluetooth accompaniment are also very useful, allowing her to connect her phone and play along with backing tracks. Overall, I would recommend this guitar to beginners or intermediate players who want a simple, portable, and low-setup practice solution. There’s no need to invest in a large amplifier or extra equipment, and it’s easy to practice anywhere. One minor drawback is that the built-in speaker can produce some feedback noise at higher volumes, but this is easily resolved by lowering the volume slightly. Hopefully, the manufacturer can improve this in future updates.

As an electric guitar, it's pretty decent. Lightweight, ergonomic, seems sturdy and reliable. It came setup pretty nicely out of the box, good action, good intonation, mostly in tune (given it was transported and changed climate surely). Playable out of the box. The pickups sound fine, frets are fine, zero nut is nice to have. No complaints on it as a guitar. But the party gimmick, built-in modeler and tuner, is AWESOME! Don't get me wrong - this will *not* replace dedicated pedals and amps. The modeller is very basic, and the effects don't sound great; reverb is fine-ish, distortion and drive are OK, delay is meh at best. The speaker can resonate at certain frequencies and feedbacks like crazy. Overall, it doesn't exactly sound like professional setup :-) But who cares! That's not what it's for! What it's for is that you can take this guitar outside of your studio, pick it up on the couch, bedroom, porch, park, cottage, picnic, backyard, *wherever*, and play an electric guitar without any other bits and pieces and cables and power and headphones and so on. It is LIBERATING and an absolute joy to play. If you're experienced, this will not replace your setup even a little bit, but it's a great addition with great freedom of movement. If you're a beginner, I honestly think this is not a bad way to start. As an electric guitar, it's perfectly fine, so the built-in modeller and speaker are just a very nice convenient extra bonus, and it WILL encourage you to play and learn :)