Brand profile · USA, est. 2011

Zivix

Zivix, formerly known as Jamstik, represents a unique intersection of musical instrument design and digital technology. The company has carved a niche for itself by focusing on compact, portable MIDI guitars and basses, blurring the lines between traditional instruments and digital music production tools. Their innovative approach caters to both aspiring musicians and seasoned professionals seeking a versatile and modern performance solution.

Jamstik MIDI Guitar SystemCompact and portable designWireless MIDI connectivityiOS/macOS integrationInnovative learning tools
2011founded
USAcountry
3products in stock
$843–$1,349price range

All 3 Zivix products

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Zivix Jamstik Core WH

MIDI, Digital & Modelling Guitars

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Zivix Jamstik Core BK

MIDI, Digital & Modelling Guitars

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Zivix Jamstik Core BK

MIDI, Digital & Modelling Guitars

$843€749Check ↗

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What Zivix does well
  • Highly portable and convenient for travel
  • Seamless integration with music production software
  • Intuitive learning experience for beginners
  • Offers a unique approach to guitar playing
  • Wireless connectivity enhances performance flexibility
What to watch for
  • Smaller size may feel cramped for experienced players
  • Limited traditional guitar sound options
  • Relatively premium-priced compared to standard guitars
  • Requires software/device for full functionality
  • Build quality can be a concern for some users

Questions about Zivix

Where are Zivix instruments made?

While the company is based in the USA, manufacturing is primarily outsourced to factories in Asia, a common practice in the music industry to manage costs.

Do I need a computer or tablet to use a Jamstik?

Yes, a Jamstik functions as a MIDI controller, so it requires a compatible device (iOS, macOS, or Windows) to generate audio and utilize its full potential.

Can I use a Jamstik with my existing guitar amplifier?

No, the Jamstik doesn’t output a standard guitar signal. It transmits MIDI data, which needs to be processed by software or a MIDI-to-audio interface to be audible through an amplifier or speakers.

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