Hollow Bamboo Smart Guitar Finds Its Muse In Celestial Bodies
The Natasha Bamboo Smart Guitar (NBSG) unveils a distinctive instrument inspired by celestial elements. The new ‘Starry Sky Edition’ design takes cues from the solar system, where features like the headstock, fretboard, and soundhole mirror the paths of planets and stars.
The fretboard maps out the cosmos, with fret markers symbolizing the sequence of planets and moons in relation to the sun. The NBSG features a bamboo body with detachable wings that facilitate convenient transportation between sessions using the provided gig bag.
However, the Natasha Smart Guitar goes beyond aesthetics. It boasts a built-in tuner, sound card, sound effects, preamp/post-fader equalization adjustment, and a dedicated app, offering a broad sonic palette for musicians to explore.
This instrument caters to various musical preferences and offers multiple tuning options and a high core NTMAXchip and Hi-Fi audio quality for smooth live streaming. Its sound is known for its clarity and brilliance.
A 2,000 mAh battery ensures extended playtime of up to 20 hours, providing reliability for musicians. Its wireless capabilities, spanning a transmission range of 50 meters, grant performers freedom of movement on stage.
Users can also customize and fine-tune features through intuitive app interactions, enriching their musical endeavors. The Natasha Smart Guitar adapts to various musical aspirations, from private practice sessions to vibrant live performances, recording sessions, and composition pursuits.
Functionality is a key aspect, with a muting algorithm enabling quiet headphone-based practice without disruption. For those seeking effects and rhythms, the app offers a suite of tools, including a metronome, beat machine, looper, and effects processor.
It can even be connected via USB for seamless lag-free recording and wirelessly transmit high-quality audio to compatible speakers.
The guitar is currently on Kickstarter with pledges beginning at US$499, and shipping is expected to start in September if all goes well.
[via Natasha/Kickstarter, images via Natasha]
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