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The video reviews the Fret Zealot LED Guitar Learning System, a tool designed to help guitar players by providing visual finger placement guides through an LED strip attached to the fretboard and connected to a smartphone app. Reviewer Mykola details the contents of the Fret Zealot package, which includes essentials like a manual, charging cable, battery pack, and guitar picks, noting that installation is straightforward, though he finds the placement of the battery on the capo aesthetically displeasing and suggests an improvement.
The app provides visual aids for learning chords, scales, and songs, using colored lights to indicate finger positions, and also features a playback function that waits for the user's playing. The system is praised for its ease of installation, beginner-friendly functions, and attractive lighting effects, though minor issues such as wear on the LED strip and unsightly battery attachment are mentioned. Overall, despite some flaws, the Fret Zealot system is deemed helpful and enjoyable for both learning and decorative purposes.
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In this part of the video, Mykola reviews the Fret Zealot LED Guitar Learning System. He explains that the Fret Zealot is an LED system you attach to your guitar and connect to your phone, which then shows you where to place your fingers to play songs or jam. Mykola emphasizes that he used the system for two weeks to provide a thorough review, unlike others who only use it briefly. The Fret Zealot box includes a manual, LED strip, charging cable, battery pack, connecting cable, capo, branded guitar picks, and a phone stand. Mykola finds the phone holder to be a useful bonus since the system requires phone operation.
He notes that installing the Fret Zealot is easy and quick, though you need to remove the strings from the headstock. The lights function like stickers and fit his guitar well after selecting the correct scale length. However, he has an issue with the battery attachment, which involves placing it on the capo on the headstock, finding it aesthetically displeasing. He suggests a longer cable so the battery could be placed on the guitar strap instead. Despite his concerns, he finds that the LED strip does not hinder playing, even when bending strings, although after a week of playing he starts noticing some wear.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses how to use the Fret Zealot system and its various functionalities. After installing the Fret Zealot app and connecting it to the system, the user can learn chords with visual aids indicating finger positions: red for strings not to be played, white for open strings, blue for the index finger, green for the middle finger, and yellow for the ring finger. The app also allows users to learn scales, making it easier for beginners to play the correct notes. Additionally, the app offers a vast library of songs with corresponding fret lighting to guide users. There’s a function that listens for the user’s guitar playing and waits, enhancing the learning experience.
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In this segment, the speaker discusses the Fret Zealot system, highlighting its features and functionalities. They mention that the system can help users learn to play simple songs and includes bonus lighting effects on the fretboard for decorative purposes. Key positives include ease of installation, not hindering play, attractive lighting effects, and being particularly helpful for beginners, especially with its scale function. However, they point out two drawbacks: an issue with the clear film on the LED strip and an unsightly construction on the headstock with a hanging cable. Despite these imperfections, they still find the Fret Zealot system beneficial and enjoyable. The speaker wraps up by encouraging viewers to like, subscribe, and leave comments.