Rock Band 4: How to Fold the Fender Jaguar PDP Guitar Video
2,217 views · Published 16 June 2016 · 0:47 · Indexed 29 October 2026
Channel: Rock N' Roll True Stories · 2016 · Gaming
In addition to folding for easy travel and storage, the Jaguar includes improvements to the strum bar and auto-calibration sensor. It'll retail for $89.99 with Rock Band 4 and Rivals or $69.99 on its own. PDP will also release a $30 charging stand for the Jaguar and $30 adapter for legacy wired instruments, most excitingly the ION Drum Rocker. Lastly, the company is creating a bundle including Rock Band 4, Rivals, a Jaguar and drum kit for $199.99. Like Rivals, the equipment hasn't been specifically dated, Harmonix is currently aiming for "later this year." The folks at PDP have been quite busy, too! The time has come for us to pull back the curtain and introduce you to some cool new gear heading to Rock Band 4. We’re super excited to reveal our newest guitar peripheral for the franchise – a smooth, ultra-marine blue Fender® Jaguar Guitar Controller from PDP. The Fender Jaguar Guitar Controller comes with all the basics you’d expect: upper frets for classic gameplay, and solo frets for the daring shredders out there. It’s got a highly sensitive tilt sensor for perfect Overdrive deployment, and an improved strum bar for increased precision at high speeds. The auto-calibration light sensor allows less ambient light than previous guitars, which means auto-calibrating is more accurate and will get you playing faster. Aside from all of the classic features this new guitar will come with, it’s got one that really seals the deal: it’s foldable. That’s right, you read that correctly. Our newest Rock Band peripheral is a foldable guitar
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