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The octopus sticker has been on my guitar for over a month now. Its design looks great, and gives your guitar a totally awesome custom look and makes it stand out when playing amongst friends. It shows no signs or wear and tear thusfar and was a great buy for only [.]. dollars.
I think the first time I didn't do so good, so I was able to remove the sticker and re-apply it. I knew they were stickers, the "skins" word didn't confuse me - and from the photo it looked like a sticker. A few months ago I found this cool design (Octopus) on Amazon for sale and I wanted to buy it for my Rock Band guitar. (I also think on the box/slip it came in, it said it was removable - or something).One little problem was there were some air bubbles in some places. After I got it in the mail I immediately went to put it on my rock band guitar. The material of the sticker is pretty thick and made of some kind of plastic or something, the material of the sticker is really smooth.Anyway, I just peeled it off and placed it as best I could on the guitar. I was able to remove the sticker and slowly put it back on, smoothing out the bubbles. There were still a couple, but they are hardly noticable.I haven't noticed any wear on the design from me or anyone else playing the guitar, and I play often and it's been a few months.So, I am enjoying this awesome design on my Rock Band guitar and when Rock Band 2 special edition comes out, if there isn't a design already on the body of the guitar, I will for sure buy the "Tiger" skin for it.
Did they even quality test these pieces of junk. It's one of the greatest games ever made. (On a side note, the sticker of an 8 Ball that my nephew put on his guitar has been there for months and has held up perfectly, even thought it's just a generic kid's sticker). I was stoked to get these skins to set the various guitars we play with apart from one another. In less than SIX hours, they colors started to rub off of these stickers. However, these are just flat out substandard.When we got them, I was disappointed by what they were--stickers. The real reason not to EVER, EVER, EVER buy these is, however, is the cheap quality.
I thought they'd be plastic static stickers that could come off and be swapped out, but they are flat out stickers. The designs are cool, and I got these instead of an off brand because they fit the art found in the game itself, and I though that was pretty cool. You put them on and that's pretty much it. Thanks for nothing MTV games.
First off, I'm an avid player and fan of Rock Band and a founding member of the band Big Ole' Mollusk (Check the Xbox 360 leaderboards). We put them on played for about four hours. The next time we played, we put in about two more hours, and I noticed that the edges had started to turn white. Did they not think that your hand and arm would be rubbing against these for hours. (You could go buy some stickers and trick your guitar out with those and be much happier). I'll have to scrape them off and use some Goo Gone to get rid of the last vestiges of this colossal waste of 20 bucks. I bought the tiger design for myself and the octopus one for my brother-in-law. Do not, I repeat, DO NOT buy these skins.
You've got a big ole' sticker on your guitar. Maybe they should market them as Rock Band stickers, not rock band skins. Both of our stickers have faded after two playing sessions.If you want to trick out your rock band guitar, I'd suggest either getting your own stickers since that's all these pieces of garbage are, or getting the plastic skins sold by AMR Racing here on Amazon (I haven't tried them yet, but they have to be better than these things.).Ultimately, I wasted 20 bucks buying two of these and pretty much ruined the face of my guitar with whited out, cheap stickers. Great game, horrible stickers.
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