KR1 DIY guitar / synth makes its debut at Castle Frightenstein

Apr 5th 2011
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We’ve seen a couple of Zoybar-based behemoths since we were hepped to the modular guitar platform long ago in ’08, but few have caught our fancy like Kevin Rupp’s KR1. Featuring a Korg Kaossilator synth, both the Pocket Pod and a wireless transmitter from Line 6 , and the beloved Sanyo Pedal Juice battery pack, this bad boy can do double duty as both your ax and your backing band. But enough of our jabber jaw — you need to see it in action, right? Test it out after the break.

[Thanks, TK]

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