Z-tar digital guitar, 1999.

Made:
1999
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Non-working musical instrument, called a Z-tar. It is shaped like a guitar but has no strings, and it outputs MIDI codes that can be used to control a synthesizer, by Harvey Starr, Starr Switch Company, 1999.

Details

Category:
Sound Reproduction
Object Number:
2006-43
Measurements:
overall: 2.08kg
type:
midi guitars and digital guitars
credit:
Harvey Starr