Ebow Plus Electric Bow for Guitar

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Ebow Plus Electric Bow for Guitar The Ebow is a totally unique guitar accessory. Its not just an effect like the many plug-in devices on the market. The EBow does its work on the string itself by producing an energy field that vibrates and sustains your guitar string... Infinite Sustain is just the beginning. Powered by a 9-volt battery, the EBow is held in place of your pick, giving you instant access to violin, cello, flute and horn sounds as well as unique sounds of its own.  What are the benefits of the Ebow Plus Electric Bow for Guitar? The EBow lets you play as fast as your left hand can scurry through a lick. Fade a string in from a motionless state for a reverse-tape effect. Run the EBow across the strings for gorgeous arpeggios. Add distortion for a screaming guitar sound. Playing the EBow directly over the pickup will increase your volume many fold and give you the crisp sound of super hot pickups. Moving away from the pickup gives you the mellow sound of a hollow body electric. The sounds you discover by experimenting with the EBow will amaze you. Like the best tools of the trade, the EBow will sound different for each musician. Comes with attractive carrying case and instructional CD. Complete Animated EBow Lesson on YouTube here. YouTube videos featuring EBow here. What is a guitar Ebow? A guitar EBow (short for "Electronic Bow") is a small handheld electronic device that allows guitarists to produce sustained, bow-like sounds on their instrument. By holding the EBow over a string, it uses an electromagnetic field to vibrate the string continuously without the need for plucking or strumming, creating an infinite sustain effect similar to that of a bowed instrument like a violin. The EBow can also produce harmonic overtones and different dynamics depending on how it's positioned relative to the string, allowing for a wide range of expressive, ethereal, and unique sounds that are difficult to achieve through traditional playing techniques. It's