Guitar won't sync

Yes, it's called dead batteries.

Replace the batteries with new ones, and then just turn it on. It shouldn't be necessary to sync it to the xbox, unless yuo have synced it to another xbox lately.

have to sync with new console. Like your controller.

If your guitar was not purchased new (since it was hard to find these guitars late in the life cycle) then perhaps it was already faulty before you received it.

Hello. you must first check that the batteries are good. then, check if your wii is working properly. if both don't help then you must get a wii or guitar!

For a wireless guitar, press the Sync buttons on both the guitar and the xbox. (The lights should swirl around the xbox logo on the controller and the power button on the console. The console's button is on the front near the CD drive and the controller's should be near where the xbox logo is). You'll know the pairing was successful if each component suddenly flashes and the controller shows only a single light on.

Solid state amps are very subject to blowing out the output transistors if speaker leads get shorted. Take it in for repair.

Pro's loop the cable through their belt or guitar strap to avoid cable pulling out or twisting and wearing the connector.

Yes, you do need to use USB for rockband drums for wii, but i don't know how to sync the drums, if they're wireless, if it's a wired set, just plug it in the back of the console, i know how to sync a wireless guitar, on the part you plug into the wii, there should be a tiny white button, and the guitar should have a white button on it, push both buttons at the same time (make sure that thee guitar has batteries and the other is in the wii), if done correctly you should be able to play, if the wireless drums work like that too, than i hope this info helped.

Well, connect the guitar to ps3 via usb.. Then press the sync button.. hope that helps :)

The things to check arre FIRST the cable. These often have breaks or bad connectors. Replace with known good one and try it.

Next are the jacks on the guitar and the amp. These go bad and wiggling the KNOWN good cable at each end will flag which or both being bad.

Next are the switches and potentiometers in the guitar. Use some CRC226 sprayed into the pot and switch contacts... use sparingly...

The key is to find which thing or things are bad.