Naomi Guitar Bow (G-Bow): Unboxing & Demo

[@rrrosecarbinela]

Huh. I have the Pickasso -- same idea, about two years old now,. Samurai Guitarist was the unboxer I heard about it from. I ended up putting a tiny zip tie on the top of the bow, to pull the strings in closer and give me more room between the strings. I can also angle it steeper into the body of the guitar, giving me a little more useable length, plus the ability to bow two strings at once. My violist niece says to rosin until if you run your thumb across the bow strings some powdery stuff is released. Sounds AWESOME. I find it works best as a backing track maker.

[@musicalmiscellany]

I remember seeing the Pickasso on Samurai Guitarist's channel. This seems to be a knock off. The handle is a bit different but the idea is the same. Thanks for checking out the vid.

[@CircuitsAndStrings]

That’s pretty sweet. I need to try one out sometime.

[@musicalmiscellany]

Thanks for checking it out Daniel. It's a fun little gadget. The learning curve is pretty steep but I feel like it could work really well in the right situation.

[@id.unknown1283]

Look up the band the creation the guitarist played with a violin bow sometimes. he is credited with being the first to use them in combination.

[@musicalmiscellany]

I have seen it done before but didn't realize he was the first. I'll definitely check them out. Thanks.

[@stevesstrings5243]

That’s interesting! I agree with Maria that we are likely to see this with a synthesizer in the future future!

[@musicalmiscellany]

It could easily happen. Thanks for checking it out Steve.

[@MariaCalfaDePaul]

Sooooo. I think they found the right person to do this ! I know that somehow you Will incorporate it into something musical at a later date. My favorite way you used it when when you played that little blues lick and used it instead of a pick. I personally don’t care for the back and forth for too long as it messes with my hearing aids. Ha ha now I’m starting to sound like a crotchety old lady. How funny. Yet I do believe you will make it work. Very interesting unboxing. Thanks Kale!!

[@musicalmiscellany]

Yeah. It definitely has a steep learning curve but I can see it fitting in perfectly in the right situation. Thanks for checking out the video and commenting.

[@stephpicher]

I was thinking... one idea for a video of yours could be about your t-shirt collection. What do you think? Maybe then you would be the "guitar beau"! Yes I'm messing with you a little bit, but I actually think this idea of a t-shirt video is good. You have so many nice ones! Cheers!

[@musicalmiscellany]

Hmmm. I've never thought of that. I do get a lot of comments on my t-shirts so it's not a bad idea. Thanks for planting the seed... and for watching.

[@MartinBlasick]

Way cool. I’ve been on the fence about getting one. Sold

[@musicalmiscellany]

I’m glad the video was helpful. Thanks for tuning in.

[@bearshield7138]

Very cool If you want a drone note I think long and slow will do you better but I can all so see a use for that faster in and out drawn notes opens up a lot of cool thoughts

[@musicalmiscellany]

Thanks for checking it out. This is definitely a fun tool to have in the experimental music tool box.

[@bearshield7138]

Looking forward to what you do with it@@musicalmiscellany

[@kengreen6901]

Have to drill holes in my electric guitar…

[@musicalmiscellany]

Well that's one way to do it. 😂Thanks for checking out the vid.