Imagine picking up an instrument that captures string vibrations straight from a hidden neodymium magnet in the neck, turning every pluck, strum or bow into a pure, interference-free signal—like a ribbon mic reborn as a portable chordophone.
This two-stringed beauty, carved from a single piece of wood, tunes to C# and G# small octave with cello strings, spanning 93cm long and 51cm scale for an intimate yet resonant play. No traditional pickups here; the strings dance in the magnet's field, amplified by a custom transformer to ~1Vpp output ready for pedals, amps or direct recording, complete with strap locks for easy shouldering. The red finish pops vividly, and a detachable support bar makes it travel-friendly in its semi-hard case, weighing just 1.1kg alone.
Players love its crystalline tone that shines through effects chains, praising the organic expressiveness for experimental loops or ambient drones, though some note the fixed two-string setup demands creative chording.
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