EBow
USA, est. 1960s · 1 products across 1 categories
About EBow
The EBow is a unique, electromagnetic device that simulates the sustain and vibrato of a bowed string instrument on guitars and basses. Invented in the 1960s by a former NASA engineer, it gained prominence through its use by artists like Pink Floyd and Brian May, establishing a niche but enduring presence in the effects world. The EBow’s unusual functionality and distinctive sonic character have cemented its reputation as a truly innovative tool.
- • Creates incredible, sustained tones without external amplification
- • Highly versatile for creating ambient soundscapes
- • Relatively compact and easy to use on various stringed instruments
- • Offers a distinct, almost otherworldly sonic character
- • Requires a degree of practice to master its nuances
- • Can be sensitive to string gauge and instrument setup
- • Limited to specific harmonic ranges without adjustment
- • Effect can sound artificial if not used creatively
EBow Products
EBow EBow Plus
Guitar Effects
Frequently Asked Questions About EBow
The EBow is currently manufactured in the United States, though production has shifted locations over the years.
While the EBow is compatible with most electric guitars and basses, string gauge, action height, and pickup configuration can significantly impact its performance.
The EBow requires a standard 9V battery to operate, offering portability and ease of use.
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