Fans don't care what brand of guitar you play
In the end, from a fan's point of view, the brand of the guitar absolutely does not matter.
Something a lot of guitar players forget is that when it comes to what other people - as in NON-MUSICIANS - think of the gear you own, only two things matter. The shape and the color. That's it.
My take on Rondo electric guitars
I sometimes get asked on what I think of Rondo guitars.
That answer depends on the kind of Rondo guitars you're talking about, because they basically make, well, everything.
How come more people aren't releasing songs?
In the early days of multitrack audio recording, it was ridiculously expensive and time-consuming to record pretty much anything. The cheapest way was from using compact cassette, but you only had 1 stereo track of audio and that was it.
It wasn't until the very-late 1970s - 1979, to be exact - where home recording finally became affordable with the Tascam PortaStudio 144. And by affordable I mean sort of affordable, as it was still about $1,000 USD to buy one - in 1979!
Fast-forward to present, 35 years later.
Are you better off with a non-electric acoustic?
Take the Seymour Duncan SC SA-3SC acoustic guitar pickup. The cost of it is reasonable for what it is, and for some is a better option compared to buying an electric-acoustic guitar.
ZOOM R8 detailed track sequencer view, and notes about manuals
This one is a first for me as it's a true real-deal 1080p video presentation. Yes, I finally got a camera that can record in that resolution.