--- product_id: 13751676 title: "Power Gig: Rise of the SixString Guitar Bundle -Xbox 360" brand: "seven45 studios" price: "AR$737584" currency: ARS in_stock: true reviews_count: 6 category: "Seven45 Studios" url: https://www.desertcart.com.ar/products/13751676-power-gig-rise-of-the-sixstring-guitar-bundle-xbox-360 store_origin: AR region: Argentina --- # Dual gameplay modes: beat-matching & chording Wireless 6-string guitar controller Includes extra strings & picks for instant jam Power Gig: Rise of the SixString Guitar Bundle -Xbox 360 **Brand:** seven45 studios **Price:** AR$737584 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🎶 Own the stage, in-game and IRL with Power Gig’s six-string revolution! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Power Gig: Rise of the SixString Guitar Bundle -Xbox 360 by seven45 studios - **How much does it cost?** AR$737584 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.ar](https://www.desertcart.com.ar/products/13751676-power-gig-rise-of-the-sixstring-guitar-bundle-xbox-360) ## Best For - seven45 studios enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted seven45 studios brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Skill-Building Fun:** Designed to develop genuine finger agility and chord accuracy, making it perfect for beginners eager to level up their guitar game. - • **Ready-to-Rock Bundle:** Comes complete with guitar strap, extra strings, and picks—everything you need to jam solo or with friends right out of the box. - • **Cross-Game Compatibility:** Use the Power Gig guitar with other popular music games like Rock Band and Guitar Hero for ultimate versatility. - • **Next-Level Gameplay Modes:** Switch seamlessly between classic beat-matching and challenging chord play to sharpen your real guitar skills while gaming. - • **Authentic Six-String Experience:** Feel the real guitar vibe with a wireless 6-string controller that doubles as an electric guitar you can plug into any amp. ## Overview Power Gig: Rise of the SixString Guitar Bundle for Xbox 360 offers a wireless six-string guitar controller that doubles as a real electric guitar, complete with strap, extra strings, and picks. Featuring innovative dual gameplay modes—beat-matching and chord play—it delivers an authentic music gaming experience that helps players develop real guitar skills. Compatible with other major music games, this bundle is perfect for millennials seeking both entertainment and genuine musical growth. ## Description Power Gig: Rise of the SixString will transport players to an entirely new universe, with its own mythology, politics, settings, heroes and villains, where music rules all. On the gameplay front, Power Gig uses new technology that represents the next evolution of music performance games to provide all players — from casual gamers to the hardcore, from those who have never before picked up a guitar to those who play guitar on a regular basis — with a more authentic and fun experience. The game offers two overarching modes of play. In addition to traditional beat-matching that will be familiar to fans of the band game genre, Power Gig also introduces the option to switch on chording, or chord play. Chording presents the added challenge of playing the game using chords that require specific finger placement on the strings. As players progress through the game, becoming more comfortable with a genuine guitar and potentially choosing to play real power chords, they will find that the byproduct of playing the game is coming away from it with an understanding of some real-life guitar fundamentals. Review: PG Amazing Game - This is an amazing game. You actually have a real guitar. I have to disagree with other reviewers. They say that they have played guitar for years and this one is garbage. When you review you have to be as partial as possible. I have played the guitar as a hobby for a wile and I find this guitar pretty descent. This is a plastic guitar and is a 3/4 scale, and it is pretty obvious that down scale guitar have some disadvantages compared to a full size guitar regarding the brand and the materials. There are some people making statements that the guitar doesn't stay in tune very well. If you really know about guitars you would know that even $1000 plus guitars when they have new strings they go out of tune very fast until they get loose after a couple of days of playing several hours. Most of the important musicians in the world have 2 or more guitars for a concert and they change the guitar every couple of songs so a musical technician tune the guitar for them. As simple as that. For me the guitar works well, and it has a pretty decent sound. You have to remember that this is a $120 dollar guitar. What are they expecting a $1300 Gibson Les Paul Studio Electric Guitar. Dont make me laugh. The game graphics are mediocre but the game play is good and gives you a good basic for cords playing and good finger agility. Get ready to burn the tip of your fingers if you are a beginner with string instruments. That's a natural process. I hope you enjoy the game and the guitar as much as me. Review: Guitar is under-rated! - The game itself is better than the reviews would lead you to believe. I am more interested than function than form, and the game gets that job done just fine. I have not spent a ton of time yet with the Rise of the SixString game, but I didn't find it all that different from the competition or objectionable. I would say the graphics aren't "bad" but more in a different artistic style that is being interpreted as primitive. Really, my primary interest was the guitar controller and I have mainly been playing the Power Gig guitar with Rock Band/Guitar Hero/Band Hero. I was intending to purchase the Rock Band 3 Fender Squier for the RB3 Pro mode, but the super low discounted price on the Power Gig made it worth a try first. Initially I thought I was settling - now I believe this was a great choice! The guitar is suprisingly heavy! It is plastic, but it looks extremely cool and doesn't feel cheap. The frets have individual string pick-ups for all 6 strings in the positions for the normal 5 color controller buttons, plus a space (detected as a non-color button), then repeats again (unmarked) further up the neck. The controller appears to be detected as having the touch sensitive slide buttons as found on some of the Guitar Hero guitars, although I haven't fully explored this capability yet. You can play normally from either button position regardless. This is a nice feature that I'm not sure is documented. The guitar as a musical instrument is pretty much a novelty. It does work, and it doesn't go out of tune instantly as I have seen in the other reviews; but it is inherently out of tune with itself. An open string tuning will leave you with a relative tuning that is off, and visa versa. i.e. the pitch change when you hold down a string is off; one string is off by almost a half tone. You kind of have to play a game with splitting the difference and detune some strings to minimize the overall error in pitch. I'm not sure if this could be corrected with some bridge adjustment. As a game controller, it works very well; albeit a humbling experience. That hard/expert setting that you may have been playing on is not happening right away. If you are looking to develop some real guitar techniques, this guitar will certainly do that! You *must* develop real, useful guitar techniques or you will not be able to play this guitar successfully. There is a learning curve. Just repeatedly strumming a single string is a humbling experience for me. I can play some casual guitar... but strumming a string at the rates required for these games has been a real learning experience and is a real (tough) skill that will be developed. In fact, I am finding this more challenging than fingering! One limitation I hadn't thought about before receiving the guitar is that with a stringed controller, it can't distinguish between an up and down strum. All strumming is detected as down. This is unavoidable, but will affect some challenges in the other games that expect you to alternate. A complaint that I have read is that this guitar will develop bad habits like fingering more than one note on the same string. This is actually very inaccurate. Although it is possible to do this, it is not going to get you very far. The guitar detects a string press by electrical contact of the string against the two frets adjacent to the note desired. Each fret is split into 6 electrical contacts so that different strings can be detected. Playing two adjacent frets on the same string will work fine; albeit bad technique. But if you attempt to play two notes on the same string intending to skip the fret in-between, it will necessarily make contact across all 3 frets. This forces you to play the two (or more) notes on different strings, developing good technique. The manual explains this, along with chord suggestions that will work best. This physical mechanism could theoretically allow for full finger/chord detection not unlike the Rock Band 3 Pro controllers - and it can detect some chords in-game. Despite that, it cannot be used as a Pro controller. Granted, you are not playing the actual notes of the songs - although you can if that note happens to be available on the fret(s) required for play. Quite frankly, I quickly realized that I am not even close to ready to play the actual notes. Just picking any string on the required frets and strumming is challenging enough. I am developing accurate finger placement and picking techniques that apply directly to playing guitar for real. The guitar does give a fair assessment of when you are on and when you are off. It is not very forgiving on finger placement, which IMHO is not a bad thing since you will also develop accuracy. Overall, I am extremely happy with this guitar and am very glad that I bought it. The fact that it is usable with all the guitar games is a definite plus over the RB3 Pro controllers. In fact, I am re-considering a Pro controller purchase at all. ## Features - Includes Power Gig: Rise of the SixString videogame. - Wireless SixString Guitar Controller/Electric Guitar. Plug into any standard amp to jam with your friends when not playing the game. - Includes guiar strap. - Includes extra guitar strings & picks. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B003N13ZRI | | Best Sellers Rank | #97,959 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #3,253 in Xbox 360 Games | | Compatible Video Game Console Models | Microsoft Xbox 360, Microsoft Xbox 360 E | | Computer Platform | Xbox 360 | | Customer Reviews | 3.7 3.7 out of 5 stars (49) | | Date First Available | May 18, 2010 | | Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No | | Item Weight | 6.5 pounds | | Item model number | PGG-210XB | | Manufacturer | Seven45 Studios | | Product Dimensions | 34 x 14 x 4 inches; 6.5 Pounds | | Publication Date | October 19, 2010 | | Rated | Teen | | Release date | October 19, 2010 | | Type of item | Video Game | | UPC | 815427010002 | ## Images ![Power Gig: Rise of the SixString Guitar Bundle -Xbox 360 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61W8qM-X2fL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ PG Amazing Game *by I***H on November 10, 2010* This is an amazing game. You actually have a real guitar. I have to disagree with other reviewers. They say that they have played guitar for years and this one is garbage. When you review you have to be as partial as possible. I have played the guitar as a hobby for a wile and I find this guitar pretty descent. This is a plastic guitar and is a 3/4 scale, and it is pretty obvious that down scale guitar have some disadvantages compared to a full size guitar regarding the brand and the materials. There are some people making statements that the guitar doesn't stay in tune very well. If you really know about guitars you would know that even $1000 plus guitars when they have new strings they go out of tune very fast until they get loose after a couple of days of playing several hours. Most of the important musicians in the world have 2 or more guitars for a concert and they change the guitar every couple of songs so a musical technician tune the guitar for them. As simple as that. For me the guitar works well, and it has a pretty decent sound. You have to remember that this is a $120 dollar guitar. What are they expecting a $1300 Gibson Les Paul Studio Electric Guitar. Dont make me laugh. The game graphics are mediocre but the game play is good and gives you a good basic for cords playing and good finger agility. Get ready to burn the tip of your fingers if you are a beginner with string instruments. That's a natural process. I hope you enjoy the game and the guitar as much as me. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Guitar is under-rated! *by J***S on March 20, 2011* The game itself is better than the reviews would lead you to believe. I am more interested than function than form, and the game gets that job done just fine. I have not spent a ton of time yet with the Rise of the SixString game, but I didn't find it all that different from the competition or objectionable. I would say the graphics aren't "bad" but more in a different artistic style that is being interpreted as primitive. Really, my primary interest was the guitar controller and I have mainly been playing the Power Gig guitar with Rock Band/Guitar Hero/Band Hero. I was intending to purchase the Rock Band 3 Fender Squier for the RB3 Pro mode, but the super low discounted price on the Power Gig made it worth a try first. Initially I thought I was settling - now I believe this was a great choice! The guitar is suprisingly heavy! It is plastic, but it looks extremely cool and doesn't feel cheap. The frets have individual string pick-ups for all 6 strings in the positions for the normal 5 color controller buttons, plus a space (detected as a non-color button), then repeats again (unmarked) further up the neck. The controller appears to be detected as having the touch sensitive slide buttons as found on some of the Guitar Hero guitars, although I haven't fully explored this capability yet. You can play normally from either button position regardless. This is a nice feature that I'm not sure is documented. The guitar as a musical instrument is pretty much a novelty. It does work, and it doesn't go out of tune instantly as I have seen in the other reviews; but it is inherently out of tune with itself. An open string tuning will leave you with a relative tuning that is off, and visa versa. i.e. the pitch change when you hold down a string is off; one string is off by almost a half tone. You kind of have to play a game with splitting the difference and detune some strings to minimize the overall error in pitch. I'm not sure if this could be corrected with some bridge adjustment. As a game controller, it works very well; albeit a humbling experience. That hard/expert setting that you may have been playing on is not happening right away. If you are looking to develop some real guitar techniques, this guitar will certainly do that! You *must* develop real, useful guitar techniques or you will not be able to play this guitar successfully. There is a learning curve. Just repeatedly strumming a single string is a humbling experience for me. I can play some casual guitar... but strumming a string at the rates required for these games has been a real learning experience and is a real (tough) skill that will be developed. In fact, I am finding this more challenging than fingering! One limitation I hadn't thought about before receiving the guitar is that with a stringed controller, it can't distinguish between an up and down strum. All strumming is detected as down. This is unavoidable, but will affect some challenges in the other games that expect you to alternate. A complaint that I have read is that this guitar will develop bad habits like fingering more than one note on the same string. This is actually very inaccurate. Although it is possible to do this, it is not going to get you very far. The guitar detects a string press by electrical contact of the string against the two frets adjacent to the note desired. Each fret is split into 6 electrical contacts so that different strings can be detected. Playing two adjacent frets on the same string will work fine; albeit bad technique. But if you attempt to play two notes on the same string intending to skip the fret in-between, it will necessarily make contact across all 3 frets. This forces you to play the two (or more) notes on different strings, developing good technique. The manual explains this, along with chord suggestions that will work best. This physical mechanism could theoretically allow for full finger/chord detection not unlike the Rock Band 3 Pro controllers - and it can detect some chords in-game. Despite that, it cannot be used as a Pro controller. Granted, you are not playing the actual notes of the songs - although you can if that note happens to be available on the fret(s) required for play. Quite frankly, I quickly realized that I am not even close to ready to play the actual notes. Just picking any string on the required frets and strumming is challenging enough. I am developing accurate finger placement and picking techniques that apply directly to playing guitar for real. The guitar does give a fair assessment of when you are on and when you are off. It is not very forgiving on finger placement, which IMHO is not a bad thing since you will also develop accuracy. Overall, I am extremely happy with this guitar and am very glad that I bought it. The fact that it is usable with all the guitar games is a definite plus over the RB3 Pro controllers. In fact, I am re-considering a Pro controller purchase at all. ### ⭐ I really wanted to like this *by T***Y on September 29, 2011* I really really wanted to like this guitar game because well REAL GUITAR but unfortunately the game and the actually playing real guitar part are two COMPLETELY different things the guitar is well kinda nice its not gonna be a 400$ ax but its not a playskool my first guitar now im going to go over gameplay experience both with and without the guitar that came with it with guitar; the touch sensors are very very wonky and irked me as to how bad i did, do to just the overall terrible build of the electronics on the guitar two songs into the game on expert and i was done i was not having any fun it was the same thing as guitar hero with the exception that you had a chance to play 1/8th of the song as power chords instead of colored buttons essentially with metal strings blocking the buttons with plastic guitar hero guitar i easily blew through the game on expert it has the graphics of a bit less than guitar hero II and at least the music was the actual music and not covers overall the mechanics of the game were definitely sub par now please read this for what it is don't insult me saying oh you don't know how to play guitar or oh you just need to calibrate it or you went into this game with a negative mindset trust me I was one of those people who just dismissed bad reviews thinking they were completely out of line I have played every guitar hero/rockband game there is and this is just a insult to the rhythm based genre dont believe me try it for yourself and then talk to me --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.com.ar/products/13751676-power-gig-rise-of-the-sixstring-guitar-bundle-xbox-360](https://www.desertcart.com.ar/products/13751676-power-gig-rise-of-the-sixstring-guitar-bundle-xbox-360) --- *Product available on Desertcart Argentina* *Store origin: AR* *Last updated: 2026-10-26*