#-4 in series, how your Touch Guitar works

This is the last of the how it works series, next week we will start showing you chords and melody lead styles that can be played on the Touch Guitar

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[ddbunker]

Thanks I am now starting to build the newest version, they are great absolutely no noise and very dynamic, I'm also making some great deals for starting off the new line and I'll be doing weekly video teaching shortly. Thanks for your great comments, Playing tomorrow at the evergreen state fair, that will be a blast!!

[tightropetomg]

This is one of the first guys that I've heard with a nice sound on the touchguitar. Up to this point I coldn't see the point, but I guess NOW I get it. Good vids!

[ddbunker]

Thanks, I have much more coming which will show more of the different sounds and styles of music you can play, stay tuned more to come

[capo420420]

ok .. 2 questions .. how does it eliminate string slide noise ?

hah thats a good one ..

if i understand correctly .. with the muting engaged .. only the fretted strings play .. EVEN IF i pluck or pull off to an open string intentionally ?

[ddbunker]

yeh, the finger slides up the neck on the strings but the pickups are off, or if you slide a note or whole chord anyplace you still get the full slide but no noise, it's great, if you flip a switch to the 6 sense mode you still are muted but if you pull off open you get the note anyway

[sidecars]

A nice introduction to this instrument. Thanks!

Bryan

[ddbunker]

Thanks Bryan, can't wait to get it done, going to Namm LA this week, in time I'll get much more of this up

[rockerpenguin1129]

Mister Bunker, You are incredible.

[gaz470]

Absolutely fantastic. That is so cool! You have made an outstanding instrument there sir. The ideas you have put into it are only exceeded by the level of craftsmanship displayed in building it. This is really something, I would love to have a go at playing on one of those. Thanks for sharing this video :)