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The X-Plorer was widely criticized for its poor back button placement, rendering it virtually impossible to use for activating Star Power. Simple mods have been conceived to fix the problem, including, but not limited to, taping nickles or cardboard to the top of it. More on these mods can be found in User_BriGuy BriGuy∞'s Guitar Modding 101∞ thread.
It has also been noted that the whammy bar is inferior to that of its sister guitar, the Les Paul⇒. On Game_GuitarHeroII Guitar Hero II∞ the deference is negligible, but it is much more of a problem in Game_GuitarHeroIIILegendsOfRock Guitar Hero III∞ and its expansion, Game_GuitarHeroAerosmith Guitar Hero: Aerosmith.
It has also been noted that the whammy bar is inferior to that of its sister guitar, the Les Paul⇒. On Game_GuitarHeroII Guitar Hero II∞ the deference is negligible, but it is much more of a problem in Game_GuitarHeroIIILegendsOfRock Guitar Hero III∞ and its expansion, Game_GuitarHeroAerosmith Guitar Hero: Aerosmith.
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The X-Plorer was widely criticized for it's poor back button placement, rendering it virtually impossible to use for activating Star Power. Simple mods have been conceived to fix the problem, including, but not limited to, taping nickles or cardboard to the top of it. More on these mods can be found in User_BriGuy BriGuy∞'s Guitar Modding 101∞ thread.
It has also been noted that the whammy bar is inferior to that of it's sister guitar, the Les Paul⇒. On Game_GuitarHeroII Guitar Hero II∞ the deference is negligible, but it is much more of a problem in Game_GuitarHeroIIILegendsOfRock Guitar Hero III∞ and it's expansion, Game_GuitarHeroAerosmith Guitar Hero: Aerosmith.
It has also been noted that the whammy bar is inferior to that of it's sister guitar, the Les Paul⇒. On Game_GuitarHeroII Guitar Hero II∞ the deference is negligible, but it is much more of a problem in Game_GuitarHeroIIILegendsOfRock Guitar Hero III∞ and it's expansion, Game_GuitarHeroAerosmith Guitar Hero: Aerosmith.
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The X-Plorer was widely criticized for it's poor back button placement, rendering it virtually impossible to use for activating Star Power. Simple mods have been conceived to fix the problem, including, but not limited to, taping nickles or cardboard to the top of it. More on these mods can be found in User_BriGuy BriGuy∞'s Guitar Modding 101∞ thread.
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The X-Plorer was widely criticized for it's poor back button placement, rendering it virtually impossible to use for activating Star Power. Simple mods have been conceived to fix the problem, including, but not limited to, taping nickles or cardboard to the top of it. More on these mods can be found in BriGuy's Guitar Modding 101∞ thread.
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It has also been noted that the whammy bar is inferior to that of it's sister guitar, the Les Paul⇒. On Game_GuitarHeroII Guitar Hero II∞ the deference is negligible, but it is much more of a problem in Game_GuitarHeroIIILegendsOfRock Guitar Hero III∞ and it's expansion, Game_GuitarHeroAerosmith Guitar Hero: Aerosmith.
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It has also been noted that whammy bar is inferior to that of it's sister guitar, the Les Paul⇒. On Game_GuitarHeroII Guitar Hero II∞ the deference is negligible, but it is much more of a problem in Game_GuitarHeroIIILegendsOfRock Guitar Hero III∞ and it's expansion, Game_GuitarHeroAerosmith Guitar Hero: Aerosmith.
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Edited on 2008-10-10 21:21:37 by TheThirdDayAdditions:
The X-Plorer was widely criticized for it's poor back button placement, rendering it virtually impossible to use for activating Star Power. Simple mods have been conceived to fix the problem, including, but not limited to, taping nickles or cardboard to the top of it. More on these mods can be found in BriGuy's Guitar Modding 101∞ thread.
It has also been noted that whammy bar is inferior to that of it's sister guitar, the Les Paul⇒. On Game_GuitarHeroII Guitar Hero II∞ the deference is negligible, but it is much more of a problem in Game_GuitarHeroIIILegendsOfRock Guitar Hero III∞ and it's expansion, Game_GuitarHeroAerosmith Guitar Hero: Aerosmith.
It has also been noted that whammy bar is inferior to that of it's sister guitar, the Les Paul⇒. On Game_GuitarHeroII Guitar Hero II∞ the deference is negligible, but it is much more of a problem in Game_GuitarHeroIIILegendsOfRock Guitar Hero III∞ and it's expansion, Game_GuitarHeroAerosmith Guitar Hero: Aerosmith.
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The X-Plorer was widely criticized for it's poor back button placement, rendering it virtually impossible to use for activating Star Power. Simple mods have been conceived to fix the problem, including but limited to tapping nickles or cardboard to the top of it. More on these mods can be found in BriGuy's Guitar Modding 101∞ thread.
It has also been noted that whammy bar is inferior to that of it's sister guitar, the Les Paul. On Guitar Hero II the deference is neglegable, but it is much more of a problem in Guitar Hero III and it's expansion, Guitar Hero: Aerosmith.
It has also been noted that whammy bar is inferior to that of it's sister guitar, the Les Paul. On Guitar Hero II the deference is neglegable, but it is much more of a problem in Guitar Hero III and it's expansion, Guitar Hero: Aerosmith.
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Edited on 2008-10-10 21:14:07 by TheThirdDay [Added "Criticisms" section (crappy back button/whammy bar)]Additions:
Criticisms
The X-Plorer was widely criticized for it's poor back button placement, rendering it virtually impossible to use for activating Star Power. Simple mods have been conceived to fix the problem, including but limited to tapping nickles or cardboard to the top of it. More on these mods can be found in BriGuy's Guitar Modding 101∞ thread.It has also been noted that whammy bar is inferior to that of it's sister guitar, the Les Paul. On Guitar Hero II the deference is neglegable, but it is much more of a problem in Guitar Hero III and it's expansion, Guitar Hero: Aerosmith.
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The Gibson X-Plorer controller and its real life counterpart. (Scaled)
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Gyutar controller and its real life counterpart. (Scaled)
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Gyutar controller and its real life counterpart. (Scaled)
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The Guitar Hero "Gibson X-Plorer" and its real life counterpart (Scaled)
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Edited on 2008-10-10 00:19:47 by MazzocchiAdditions:
The Guitar Hero "Gibson X-Plorer" and its real life counterpart (Scaled)
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Gibson X-Plorer
The Gibson X-Plorer was the second official guitar controller released by Red Octane. Designed for use with the Xbox 360, it was released in conjunction with the 360 version of Game_GuitarHeroII Guitar Hero II∞. Some stores also sold the X-Plorer with the 360 and PC versions of Game_GuitarHeroIIILegendsOfRock Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock.Deletions:
Gibson X-Plorer
The Gibson X-Plorer was the second official guitar controller released by Red Octane. Designed for use with the Xbox 360, it was released in conjunction with the 360 version of Game_GuitarHeroII Guitar Hero II∞. Some stores also sold the X-Plorer with the 360 and PC versions of Game_GuitarHeroIIILegendsOfRock Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock.Revision [21509]
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The Gibson X-Plorer sported the standard five colored frets, a strum bar, a whammy bar, a tilt sensor, and start/select buttons. In addition, it also provided a D-Pad for navigation (which doubled as a strum bar during play) and the standard 360 button. There was only one version released, with the guitar entirely white. It connected to the 360 via USB.
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The Gibson X-Plorer sported the standard five colored frets, a strum bar, a whammy bar, a tilt sensor, and start/select buttons. In addition, it also provided a D-Pad for navigation (which doubled as a strum bar during play) and the standard 360 button. There was only one version released, with the guitar entirely white. It connected to the 360 via USB.
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Edited on 2008-10-06 13:02:21 by DeimosAdditions:
The Gibson X-Plorer was the second official guitar controller released by Red Octane. Designed for use with the Xbox 360, it was released in conjunction with the 360 version of Game_GuitarHeroII Guitar Hero II∞. Some stores also sold the X-Plorer with the 360 and PC versions of Game_GuitarHeroIIILegendsOfRock Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock.
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The Gibson X-Plorer was the second official guitar controller released by Red Octane. Designed for use with the Xbox 360, it was released in conjunction with the 360 version of Game_GuitarHeroII Guitar Hero II∞. Some stores also sold the X-Plorer with the 360 and PC versions of Game_GuitarHeroIIILegendsOfRock Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock.
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The oldest known version of this page was edited on 2008-10-05 11:01:32 by rkcr [Created X-Plorer article.]Gibson X-Plorer
The Gibson X-Plorer was the second official guitar controller released by Red Octane. Designed for use with the Xbox 360, it was released in conjunction with the 360 version of Game_GuitarHeroII Guitar Hero II∞. Some stores also sold the X-Plorer with the 360 and PC versions of Game_GuitarHeroIIILegendsOfRock Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock.
The Gibson X-Plorer sported the standard five colored frets, a strum bar, a whammy bar, a tilt sensor, and start/select buttons. In addition, it also provided a D-Pad for navigation (which doubled as a strum bar during play) and the standard 360 button. There was only one version released, with the guitar entirely white. It connected to the 360 via USB.
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