The Vo-96 Acoustic Synthesizer
A project in Asheville, NC by Paul Vo000days
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Last Updated: May 13 @ 00:09 -0400 GMT
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Latest News
Top Ten Most Funded Kickstarter Musical Instruments
September 17th - via: shapechanginginstruments.com
Our team is building research notes on successful kickstarter projects. Here are our background notes on the ten most funded kickstarter musical instruments. You should be able to guess the most popular idea. But, where does your idea fall into the top 10? Considering how small many of these groups are, the industrial design, quality and price points of many of these instruments is incredible. (Read More)
The Power Jack - A Clarification
April 30th - via: kickstarter.com
We want to clear up a misconception: It is NOT absolutely necessary to install the "pro power jack". With any of the "Full Kit" top 3 pledge options, you can choose to install the "pro power jack" on the back of the guitar, or you can charge the... (Read More)
The Vo-96 Acoustic Synthesizer - It's Alive!!
April 22nd - via: kickstarter.com
The Vo-96 Acoustic Synthesizer -- it's alive! We are viable! With your backing we've passed our initial $50,000 goal. We’ve crossed the line! Congratulations to you, the backers! And to us! The entire Vo Inventions team thanks you! We are only... (Read More)
The $1595 "We Install into a New Guitar" Pledge
April 16th - via: kickstarter.com
We've really been working hard to come up with a way to make it easier for guitarists to acquire a Vo-96. Up until today your options have been to buy one of the installation kits, obtain your own instrument if you don't already have one, and be... (Read More)
Wes Lambe's Gorgeous Guitars
April 11th - via: kickstarter.com
I've inserted some pictures of Wes Lambe instruments into the main page. Click on these images to visit Wes' site where you can read more about these instruments and about the options he offers. If you do a little research you will see that the... (Read More)
Yes, a 12 string guitar does work with the Vo-96!
April 10th - via: kickstarter.com
Several people have asked this question and I've been embarrassed to admit I've been so focused on developing the system for the standard guitar I had never actually tried a 12 string! So today I did some experiments: It works very well! No two... (Read More)
A Great First Day
April 10th - via: kickstarter.com
This post is for backers only. Please visit Kickstarter.com and log in to read. (Read More)
Moog's Paul Vo takes his Vo-96 "acoustic synthesizer" prototype to Kickstarter (video)
April 10th - via: engadget.com
Moog's LEV-96 Sensoriacuator was a prototype tool that magnetically altered the vibration of an acoustic guitar's strings to extract 96 simultaneous harmonics. While the company seemingly passed on a commercial release, inventor Paul Vo decided to press on with the unit as a solo project. Vo, the man behind the Moog Guitar and Lap Steel's infinite sustain, has gone to Kickstarter to raise $50,000 necessary to manufacture the first production run, since renamed as the Vo-96 "Acoustic Synthesizer." (Read More)
Is your guitar compatible with the Vo-96?
April 9th - via: kickstarter.com
Here are the main points to consider: You have a steel string flat top acoustic guitar. Your guitar should have a standard sound hole in the usual position. A standard sound hole measures almost 4 inches in diameter. At its closest, the sound hole... (Read More)
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