Guitar Gizmotron 2.0

$399.99

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Unlock a world of symphonic possibilities with the Guitar Gizmotron 2.0. This revolutionary electro-mechanical bowing device bridges the gap between electric guitar and string ensemble, allowing you to effortlessly conjure cello, viola, or violin-like tones right from your guitar or bass. With its versatile design, the Gizmotron 2.0 fits most electric guitars and basses, including those with five strings, without requiring any instrument modifications or additional hardware.

The Gizmotron 2.0 is all about giving you expressive control. Use the speed control knob to finely adjust the volume, tone, and attack, crafting a custom soundscape that's rich, organic, and entirely mechanically produced. No digital trickery here—just pure, harmonically rich tones that stand out in any mix.

Installation and removal are a breeze thanks to the universal quick release mounting system. Attach or detach the Gizmotron 2.0 with ease using its low-profile mounting pads. Plus, it's built to last, constructed from durable, high-impact ABS with a precision Swiss-machined driveshaft and quiet ball bearings, ensuring you have a reliable partner for your creative journeys.

Powering the Gizmotron 2.0 is simple with the included 9.8-foot USB cable and AC adapter. It even comes with a toolkit for mounting and maintenance, so you're always prepared for performance.

Key Features:

Patented electro-mechanical bowing device for electric guitar or bass
Produces string instrument tones like cello, viola, or violin
Universal Quick Release Mounting System
Speed control knob for adjusting volume, tone, and attack
USB powered with included 9.8ft (3m) cable and AC adapter
Constructed from high-impact ABS with precision Swiss-machined driveshaft
Includes toolkit for mounting and service
One-year limited warranty and CE compliant

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GIZMOTRON 2.0 Review - The Gear Gods Review - Gear Gods

geargods.net

The Gizmotron 2.0 is a fascinating revival of a 1970s concept that offers guitarists a unique way to create lush, infinite sustain. The device is a joy to play and transforms the guitar's tonal qualities, making it a worthy investment for those willing to invest time in setup. However, installation is complex and requires patience, with some users experiencing minor issues like bent springs and uneven string volume. Despite these challenges, the Gizmotron 2.0 is highly recommended for those eager to explore its sonic possibilities.

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soundonsound.com

Gizmotron 2.0 revives the concept of a polyphonic guitar sustainer with unique, organic bowed sounds that surpass guitar synths. Although its installation is cumbersome and requires a learning curve for its performance keys, the payoff is an authentic bowed tone, especially with effects like reverb and chorus. It's not for everyone, demanding patience to adapt and adjust. While it struggles with interference on some guitars and limits fast playing, it shines in studio settings, offering creative potential. Best suited for a dedicated guitar, it's a niche tool for those ready to embrace its quirks.

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