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Guitar and bassist players who are using violining effects can discover at Summer NAMM 2015 the upgraded version of the Gizmotron.

The Gizmotron is an electro-mechanical system that installs on an electric guitar or bass and allows for producing bowing effects without having to modify the instrument. A Speed knob allows for changing the level, tone and attack, this can also be achieved via the optional SPD-1 control foot pedal. This feature allows for altering the type of effect and generate drones or polyphonic sustains for instance.

The Gizmotron 2 is USB powered via the included 3m cable, also provided is a toolkit to install the device.

The Gizmotron can be used on electric guitars as well as 4 and some 5-string basses.

The new Gizmotron 2 that is unveiled at Summer NAMM can be pre-ordered now for a special introductory price of $439,99 instead of $759,99 for bass or $449,99 instead of 599,90 for guitar. More info at www.gizmotron.com.

 

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