This is a must-have for anyone who wants to implement a classical sound. My guitar sounds much like a fiddle and my bass like a cello—absolutely beautiful!

Super cool!

Though I haven't mastered it yet to sound as sweet and sustained as those in the promo video, I immediately had to record with it, and it added so much character to our latest single, a cover of The Whitlams' "No Aphrodisiac." You can hear it come in near the beginning and then it reappears about halfway through to the end. The original song has string parts, and we wanted something like that without using a synth. The Pickaso worked perfectly -- combined with some Ebow counter-melody. Check it out:
https://open.spotify.com/track/5D1UO70w5dhrt7urcT1vIr?si=c6fc5658bb6e4d20

Great craftsmanship and looks beautiful. Makes playing the guitar feel like a beginner again. A plus is, as a violin player, I can get a great mix of sounds that you normally can't get from guitar alone.

This thing seemed super cool so I just had to check it out and get one. It sounds a lot better than I expected. It’s uncanny how much my guitar sounds like a violin. I really wanted the yellowish one cause it looked the best out of the three and I was kind of bummed initially and settled on blue, but it looks a LOT better in person compared to the pictures on the website, very sleek and strong looking. There’s definitely a big learning curve to using this; getting your notes to sound good, having the right amount of rosin, not pressing too hard, bowing right etc. I wish they had more in depth tutorials on how to use these somewhere, I’ve seen things on YouTube but it’s mostly just people playing really cool stuff and not explaining it. It tough getting slow bowing because the thing is so small, there’s definitely a trick to it I’m not getting yet. My biggest gripe besides is that there should be way more sandpaper included with the rosin they give you, it’s the tiniest little thing that barely lasts a couple days. Final thought is that it’s much harder to use on coated strings. So if you like slicers like I do just stick to the top 4 strings, that’s really all you get. Also they don’t work on nylon like at all.

Hi many thanks for this wonderful bow you created. indhat Guitar an incredibly large extension. I am very happy with this bow. At the moment I am recording a melody with a bow in the studio, when I use it I will listen to it for you too. you are the best. 🤝🤝

Having long been jealous of "strings players" I can finally begin to realize my musical vision on my instrument of choice, the guitar. The Pickaso Bow is a well made and beautiful piece of musical gear. Each person will find ways that suit their ears and hearts, if they simply spend some time with the Pickaso Bow!! Do yourself a favor. Get one - try it - practice - and make more music!!

I can tell you put a lot of time and pride into the craftsmanship of your product. Here are my pros and cons. Only one con - trying to figure out how to switch from adjacent strings in a fast and efficient manner. Also since I have more than one acoustic guitar, I decided to assign only one guitar for this bow so I don’t get rozen on all of my guitars.
Couple pros – I do like the tone once I figured out rozen was imperative for the bow to work (I’ve never used a bow in my life before). Also trying to experiment with a looper pedal. I think a looper pedal will be important for live performances. I have tried using the bow with DADGAD tuning. I was able to do some one line melodies in DADGAD tuning a little more easier than standard tuning.

It just turned my guitar into a new instrument!! So much possibilities!!!! Love it!!

The Pickaso Guitar Bow gives you the ability to create textures that really make a mix interesting, just little bits of ear candy. On the low strings you get a sort of cello-ish timbre, and violin-esque on the high strings. The ability to play doublestops and more staccato phrasing are two huge differences from the eBow, but neither of them do what the other does; they are perfectly complementary. My one wish is that there could be a longer Pickaso Bow to get better sustained notes without having to switch strokes. Another potential improvement is the ability to better use pressure to control volume like an actual violin or cello playing style, but these are minor quibbles in a product that looks great, sounds great, plays great and gives you the ability to do something uniquely you.

I love it! A real game changer for getting awesome sounds on your acoustic guitar.

It has been fun to bring the Pickaso bow into my quitar playing.

Despite the facts that a. you can to clean it after every use, your guitar strings need to be cleaned also after every use (simple swipe will do ), and the price, this is a high high quality product that allows you to get bowed sounds from guitars, kalimbas, and other instruments where a regular bow would not work. Also, it is double sided, which allows for really cool effects. If you need to get there unique sounds and have the money, this is a great tool.

The Pickaso Bow is amazing. I multi-tracked 10 parts and made my acoustic guitar sound like a full string section.
Julian Harris, Composer

In my infancy with bow, learning technique! The sound is super exciting! My mind is racing on we’re and how I’m going to incorporate this into my music!!