I really feel like this is a great community of guitar players and I am happy that I have been able to be here to meet all of you. I truly feel like we all have each others backs and want to help each other, which is totally awesome. Now the bad. I paid into this group, just like everyone else, to be here. We had to buy a sticker to prove we were worthy. Since I have been here I have tried giving input and helping everyone as much as I can. Now as I go along and I see the test products are not really discounted and once you reach a certain level there isn't even a product, all this group does is make excuses. When you make a post questioning it, they censor you and take your post down. I know because they have done it to me twice now. This is only an open forum for musicians, as long as you don't piss off Taylor. I love being here, and I am very glad to have made friends and all you guys are awesome, but I will probably be thrown out of here for speaking the truth. Omni is not a real company, and Taylor is hiding the truth from all of us. He overcharges so the items look discounted, and gets mad and censors you and takes down your post if you call him out. I just want this group to be honest and not scam us to make us feel like you are giving us something. Have fun everyone, and I hope we get to chat again, but I have a feeling I will be censored again and probably thrown out after this post. Hope I get to hear from any and all of you in the future. Taylor will make that decision.

well if youve read before i have like a sticker addiction..i got this set frim Temu and decided to put on my 5150 cab..what you think?

Hey everyone 👋 On this Labor Day, we want to pause and recognize the hard work, dedication, and perseverance it takes to build something meaningful. That applies not only to us as a small family-owned company, but to you, our community, for being here and helping us shape Omni Guitars from the ground up. 💪 First off, I just want to say thank you! Omni Guitars is still here, alive and well, and that’s because of you, our founding members. This past year has been an amazing journey full of growth, lessons, and a few setbacks along the way. We’ve learned so much about what it takes to run a community-driven brand like this, and while we’ve made mistakes, we’re committed to making things better moving forward. 🙏 Here’s the truth: running a group and business like this costs real money. Shipping, product development, giveaways, keeping the lights on… it all adds up. If we could give away a free guitar or pedal every day, trust me, we would 🎸and have aspirations to make that happen. But the reality is if we did that, we’d go broke very quickly. That’s the tough balance we’ve been working to figure out. At the end of the day, we’re a small family-owned company doing this out of love for the guitar ❤️, not money. We’ve done our best to give out free or heavily discounted gear, like the free strings we send out even though they cost us every single month, because we believe in making music more accessible. But we also need to find a way to sustain this so it lasts for the long haul. Right now, we’re in a regrouping phase. We’ve got some exciting projects in the works 🚀, but they take time (and money 😅). One thing we’ve realized is that we need to do a better job of sharing our vision with you. Omni means “all” or “every,” and that’s the heart of this brand: to build something where everyone feels they belong and their voice matters. This community was never meant to just be about “what’s in it for me?” It’s about what we can do together to make a bigger impact. Our long-term vision is to launch a nonprofit to give guitars and lessons to military veterans, first responders, kids, and anyone battling mental health challenges. 💪 Music has the power to heal, break down walls, and carry people through dark times. That’s the bigger picture. 🌍✨

What are your thoughts on the classroom layout?

How do you quench your thirst for new gear 🤘