Is this the FUTURE of acoustic guitar? (or just a gimmick?)

Summary by Krater

A guitar player reviews an acoustic guitar with built-in effects, demonstrating its reverb and chorus features in a garden setting and concluding that while the built-in effects are fun and well-executed, they cannot replace the pure sound of an acoustic guitar recorded dry.

From the video

Answers: Are acoustic guitars with built-in effects actually worth it?

• acoustic guitar with built-in effects
• built-in reverb and chorus
• gear review
• acoustic guitar recording

What it concludes

• Recording an acoustic guitar dry and adding reverb in post-production gives a better sounding result than using built-in guitar effects.
• Built-in acoustic guitar effects are fun and addictive to play with, making them a great feature for casual playing and hobbies.
• Built-in effects on an acoustic guitar do not replace the pure, unadulterated sound of an acoustic guitar.