What can you do with a true digital guitar?

100 Guitar & Synth Presets – blends, mix sounds, levels, tunings, capos, tap mode, open mode.
25 Sampled Real Guitars – Strats, Les Pauls, Acoustics, Nylons, 12-strings, Telly’s all 16 bit long samples.
25 You Rock Mode™ Tracks – just the rocking start to learning all the progressions that changes the world
50 Alternate Tunings – From Hendrix and Hutchins, Mitchell and Hedges plus the classics.
Digital Capo – No need to tune a single string.
Tap Mode – When you’re felling like Eddie, we ready to deliver
Whammy Bar – pitch bend up or down.
Vibrato Joystick – for that mushroom sustained amp feedback effect.
1/4” and stereo mini output – Yeah we got that.
On-board recorder – take the You Rock Guitar anywhere and still save your creations
MIDI & USB – the fastest and easiest, all 16 channels plus Mono modes on Channels 1-6 or 11-16

About the Founders

Cliff Elion, President and Kevin Kent, CEO have known each for almost 3 decades. Meeting at Linn Electronics in the early 1980’s– both brought on to launch the Linn 9000. Cliff was in the engineering department and Kevin Director of Sales and Marketing. Even during the trying time of launching the ill-fated the Linn 9000, the two shared a common love of music and technology and they both shared a similar quirky sense of humor. One from the south of California, one from the South of Africa. They left Linn to launch K-Muse with a patented guitar pick-up technology. That product came to be the Photon guitar, used by luminaries such as John Mcglaughlin, Bunny Brunel, Larry Coryell, Brian Bromberg, Carlos Alomar, etc.  They later sold the company off to Gibson Guitar Corporation.

Getting back together after almost 20 years to complete the development and launch the You Rock Guitar. Taking the original G-Stik concept and creating one of the world’s most versatile musical instruments they are very pleased with the progress of the You Rock Guitar. “There has never been an instrument that touches so many consumer electronic customers.” states Kent.

Fast MIDI Guitar? Oh yeah, the fastest…

USB and MIDI are two of the most important standards for music. MIDI has been around since the early 1980’s and is all those keyboards and drum machines.  Dig this; plug the You Rock Guitar into a MIDI keyboard and play any of those sounds. Guitar voicing sounds cooler and uncluttered.
Check out the recent video interview with Berklee School performance grad, teacher and author Karl Aranjo.