Misa Digital Guitar

Touch pad guitar from AC/DC's land.

le 29 janvier 2010, par Clément Mathon

Sidney-based software engineer Michael has design the instrument for a new generation of guitar heroes. This guy explains he is a big music fan, from Pink Floyd to Pantera. But his favorite song of all time is Justice’s Waters of Nazareth. And it’s also the song that made him decide to make the Miso digital guitar. There you go:

If you can’t afford the toy below and don’t want strings on you guitar, you can still go for the remote keyboard. Here comes the fastest finger on the remote keyboard guitar:

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