The list of people who were really knocked out by it in initial proto begs to differ!StudioDevil wrote:If you like feedback, you might want to look at the Moog guitar...totally not rock and roll, I know...
Though I will say that one of my guitars is equipped with a Sustainer - it is most certainly not as "lively" as the Moog, but it's very unique and quite fun. Hell of a lot more fun than an ebow, anyway.
At any rate - I'll be watching for news from NAMM, you're a clever one and I'm interested to see what you have up your sleeve. I hope it's not a product limited to foot level, as I had spine surgery last year and can't reach anymore... I've had to change quite a lot of my workflow, and move almost exclusively to amp modelers, but then I always had a penchant (that, I should thank you sincerely for helping along, I've got excellent use out of your software these several years, haha). Let's see what more I might have the privilege of enjoying... Don't disappoint
) to do my guitar 
) - but my read is that the amp modeling rack unit/breakout box market is not saturated, and a floor- or hands-level modeler with Dr. Marc Gallo's signature touch when it comes to triodes and related circuity bits could be quite nice, assuming it ticks all the boxes of features in my head that I personally value 
