I made such a guitar for the first time in the world with a titanium alloy, a guitar of innovative design which removed the body and head "Gittler guitar"is. Oct 15, 2013 13:00:25 ...

Little more than a long rod topped by 31 rounded frets with built-in electronics, the all-titanium guitar has now launched on Kickstarter ahead of its first production run in December.

Having started guitar at the age of six, he built a successful career in music before the condition disrupted his life in 2004, the publication further stated. Though he was diagnosed at UCLA in ...

The guitar is manufactured entirely of 6AL-4V aircraft grade Titanium. MIDI guitar players love our guitar since it is 100% Roland compatible. Rounded Frets, 31 of them in fact!

The Gittler Guitar is made from titanium and is unique in that it ditches the neck and it ditches the body. Why? Well Gittler believe that tone woods are redundant.

"An out of this world guitar playing experience." That's what Gittler promises from its aircraft-grade titanium axem and has launched a Kickstarter campaign to fund production. Based on Alan ...

Gittler’s all-titanium guitar aims to ‘overcome traditionalism’ with Kickstarter’s help. by Chris Welch. ... “The guitar is due for another step in its natural evolution.” ...

The latest version of the guitar is manufactured entirely of 6AL-4V aircraft grade titanium. Like the original design, it has no neck or body - although an acrylic guitar neck can be added, if needed.

LONDON Bono says he now has a titanium elbow and may never play guitar again due to injuries suffered in a New York City cycling accident. The 54-year-old U2 frontman suffered multiple injuries ...

Sandvik Coromant has made guitars more hardcore for metal musicians by making a smashproof guitar using 3D printing to craft an instrument out of titanium. The Swedish engineering company's ...

Having started guitar at the age of six, he built a successful career in music before the condition disrupted his life in 2004, the publication further stated. Though he was diagnosed at UCLA in ...