• NAMM BEST IN SHOW
  • Shawn Hammond and Dave Helmer | Premier Guitar
  • Michael Molenda | Guitar Player
  • MICHAEL DREGNI  |  Vintage Guitar Magazine
  • Paul White | Sound on Sound
  • Barry Cleveland | Electronic Musician
  • Winter NAMM 2017 | Bass Player Magazine
  • Trey Xavier | Gear Gods

 

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NAMM Best in Show - Best Add-On or Accessory

Summer 2018

NAMM BEST IN SHOW Read More

The Gizmotron really shines....yields everything from melancholy to chipper cello sounds from the neck pickup, and resounding violin- or viola-like response from the bridge pickup.

Shawn Hammond and Dave Helmer | Premier Guitar Read More

Super awesome. I couldn’t imagine doing textured pads, spell-like harmony riffs, spooky drones, and slinky melody lines that skip strings without the Gizmotron 2.0. It truly turns a guitar into something magical.

Michael Molenda | Guitar Player Read More

"All hail the Gizmotron 2.0, a revised and updated version of the classic.. it offers endless player input.. This is where one’s artistry comes in – you can control the attack, timbre, and sustain of each note or chord based on the nuance and touch-sensitivity of the levers. And the Speed control allows fine-tuning volume and tone on the fly."

MICHAEL DREGNI | Vintage Guitar Magazine Read More

The Gizmotron 2.0 takes the original ‘70s concept and makes it workable. In many ways other technology has overtaken it, but there’s still something unique about its sound.

Paul White | Sound on Sound Read More

"High-tech aesthetics and superb workmanship...it is a unique device and in the right hands is capable of producing an abundance of compelling sounds—from choppy staccatos to languid legatos to marcato buzzing and beyond."

Barry Cleveland | Electronic Musician Read More

“Allows you to create bowed-string sounds organically, thanks to the small wheels that spin against your strings…it has endless creative potential.”

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Winter NAMM 2017 | Bass Player Magazine Read More

"The sounds you can get from it are just divine, and it’s really transformative of the guitar’s natural tonal qualities."

Trey Xavier | Gear Gods Read More

The GIZMOTRON 2.0

The Gizmotron® 2.0 is a patented mechanical bowing device that attaches to electric guitar or bass, enabling players to produce string sounds such as cello, viola or violin. With the Gizmotron 2.0, you can create endless sustain, haunting drones or bow polyphonic chord arrangements. It is an effect that entices orchestral sounds from your instrument and unveils a new dimension of sonic enjoyment for players and listeners alike.