WowWee Paperjamz guitars can play actual chords

You can more or less tell by the name that the WowWee Paperjamz guitar is actually made out of nothing more than plain paper, but despite its seemingly fragile construction, it is more than capable of churning out tunes – as long as it is plugged into speakers or a pair of headphones. There will be five different styles of guitar available, where the Stratocaster will offer ‘What I Like About You’, ‘Two Princes’ and ‘End Of The World’; while the Telecaster has ‘Born To Be Wild’, ‘Mississippi Queen’ and ‘Smoke On The Water’; with the Flying V sporting ‘You Really Got Me’, ‘Blitzkrieg Bop’ and ‘Godzilla’; and the Explorer has ‘Hey There Delilah’, ‘All Star’ and ‘Helicopter’ with the SG-style guitar having ‘Woman’, ‘Rock Star’ and ‘Take It To The Limit’. Depending on how you like it, there are three ways to use them – strumming along to the songs would be the easier, while the second method is “rhythm mode” that involves a degree of talent since you will not only have to strum along to the rhythm of the songs, but control each song played as well. Last but not least would be the hardest of them all, where you play freestyle to make up notes and songs as your talent leads you. Retailing for $35 a pop, there are also paper amplifiers and drums to go along with it.

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