EBow Electric Bow for Guitar

Very good

Je cite "L'EBow (marque déposée pour Electronic Bow, "archet électronique") est un appareil électronique à l'intention des guitaristes inventé par Greg Heet en 1969. Le champ électromagnétique qu'il émet provoque le mouvement des cordes, et le son ressemble à celui que produirait l'utilisation d'un archet, d'où son nom.Cet objet est surtout utilisé pour des guitares électriques, mais peut être utilisé sur des guitares folk. Par exemple, David Gilmour, des Pink Floyd, utilise un EBow sur la chanson acoustique Take It Back. Sur ce type de guitare, le son produit ressemble plus à celui d'une flûte ou d'une clarinette."

Es war ein Geschenk. DerBeschenkte hatte sich es gewünscht und sich sehr darüber gefreut.

I have been an Ebow user (player?) for about 20 years and base my guitar-style around this fantastic little device, getting my guitar to sing like a cello, violin or clarinet. Or making otherworldly sounds with various effects.Also I have tried a couple of alternatives like the Joyo Infinite Sustainer (pretty good) but nothing matches the original Ebow.Then it died. Just wouldn't work, fresh batteries didn't help. Time to replace it. Ordering a new Ebow via Amazon, I spotted some cosmetic changes: a metallic-particle finish and red circle around the logo. This is the upgraded 2024 edition.Getting it into use, it has more 'grip' on the srings, feels faster and more responsive - definitely an improvement.Just hope that it lasts me the next 20 years.

Excellent unit, I have had one of these in the past but the new version with the harmonic setting is a useful improvement. Great purchase!

What a fun addition to my musical collection this thing is. I’m always looking for new ways to take advantage of my instruments and this makes it super fun. I’ve used it on bass, a bass vi, electric guitars, acoustics, resonator, and banjo and it always is a great way to get sounds that you otherwise wouldn’t be able to get. As a music producer, I’d definitely recommend this to anyone