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  The World’s First Smart Guitar: Bluetooth Speaker Connect your HyVibe System to a Bluetooth device and turn your guitar into a connected speaker. Jam along with backing tracks or even stream guitar lessons for an enhanced learning experience. Loop, Record, and Share Experience the fun of recording & loops and jamming over them. Directly through the guitar! Instantly record new song ideas and share them with the world. Built in Effect Processor Self-amplify customizable guitar effects such as chorus, reverb, distortion, pitch-shifter, tremolo, acoustic boost, etc. directly from the body of the guitar. Get inspired! Mobile app Use the HyVibe mobile app to customize your effects, EQ your sound, record your playing, and much more. Self Amplification The HyVibe System’s dual actuators turn the  TOP PLATE  of the guitar into its own amplifier. They excite the guitar near the bridge, creating a hybrid vibration between the natural resonances of the guitar’s body and our processed vibra

  Lâg HyVibe THV20DCE € 1299   (Global shipping and taxes included) The award winning Lâg HyVibe THV10, a flagship model Smart Guitar, combines world-class lutherie with the revolutionary HyVibe System. The HyVibe System allows you to self-amplify the guitar with built-in effects, create loops, and even transform it into a Bluetooth speaker. This instrument will inspire you to play more music at home, at the beach, or on the stage. Whether jamming over streamed backing tracks, creating your own effects with our mobile app, or using the looper to work on new solo melodies, you will not want to put the Lâg HyVibe down! The THV10 features a solid red cedar top, and mahogany back & sides. Shipped directly from Lâg Guitars. Satisfaction guaranteed! SKU:  539828   Category:  Steel String HYVIBE SYSTEM FEATURES The HyVibe System comes with lots of different features that will make you go deeper into your sound: – A built-in FX processor with 8 acoustically generated effects including reve

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  Lil Nas X and MSCHF drop Satan-themed Nike shoes that feature a drop of human blood. To promote the video for his latest song, called “Montero (Call Me by Your Name),” Lil Nas X teamed up with the offbeat Brooklyn brand MSCHF to drop Satan-themed sneakers in a limited run of 666. Each pentagram-adorned shoe also features a single drop of human blood, which is mixed in with ink that fills an air bubble in the sneaker. Nike immediately distanced itself from the drop and sued MSCHF for trademark infringement shortly thereafter (we’re also sure the Consumer Product Safety Commission has a thing or two to say about potential biohazard concerns). Lil Nas X doesn’t seem to be remorseful: he ethered his haters on Twitter and posted a YouTube video called “Lil Nas X Apologies for Satan Shoe” that immediately cuts to a sexually charged scene from the video in which rapper gyrates on Satan’s lap.

After H&M, more foreign retail brands under fire in China in Xinjiang fallout A Hennes & Mauritz AB (H&M) logo covers the facade of its flagship store in Paris, France, June 18, 2018. — Reuters pic Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. BEIJING, March 25 — More foreign retail brands came under criticism from social media in China today, in the wake of Beijing’s propaganda offensive against H&M over the Swedish company’s previously aired concerns on Xinjiang. Earlier this week, China denied allegations of human rights abuses by its officials in the western region of Xinjiang after the European Union, United States, Britain and Canada imposed sanctions on the officials. Beijing hit back with retaliatory sanctions on European lawmakers, academics and institutions. Chinese state media singled out H&M yesterday for a statement that was reported by media last year in which the Swedish retailer said it was deeply concerned by re