Dragonfly Personal Powerless Stethoscope
Amp.
A breakthrough powerless Stethoscope Amp which
converts any guitar into a travel guitar and his customers love
it!
You'll find some testimonials at the end of this page. No
We're not on commission!
No batteries. No power supply to carry around, and not even
a guitar lead. This is truly a stroke of genius. You have to
give Robert Cerone from True North Music Productions 10/10
for ingenuity. The Dragonfly
retails at only for $24.95. A
bargain I reckon.
So how does it work?
The Dragonfly is fitted with suction cups that attach to the
backs of most electric or bass guitars. The device amplifies a
guitar's sound into headphones, which are included. The
straightforward stethoscope technology produces natural,
studio-quality sound and is a upgraded version of the same
technology used in a doctor's stethoscope.
This is the gizmo below
 The Dragonfly (Click on the image
for a larger picture)
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Provides players
with a lightweight, natural
amplification device, that attaches to
the back of almost any electric guitar or
bass. Click Image
for larger picture
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Provides players
with a surprisingly sweet, natural acoustic harmonic tone,
incredible bass response
that is studio quality, and makes it fun to practice, so you
get better faster!
Hello,
I wanted to let you know how impressed I am with the Dragonfly.
I just tried it out with my electric bass and the effect is
incredible! As I thought, this is going to make an excellent
quiet practice tool. It is a wonderful device. Thanks a
lot!
Suhaymath Nasser
Hello Robert,
Many thanks for the Dragonfly which arrived last week.
I've had a good chance to try it with different guitars, and
it sounds great on all of them.
The sound is almost stereo-like and enveloping, and quite
unlike the sound of electrified headphone amps. I've
noticed also that it's easier to detect subtle changes in
finger technique, vibrato etc., so I'm hoping to improve using
the Dragonfly as a practice tool.
One other thing is that like its inspiration i.e. the
stethoscope, it also could also serve as a useful diagnostic.
I've noticed very definite differences in the sound of my
different guitars, and I'm thinking that it could be used, for
example, to suggest the type of pickup that would best bring
out the sound, or to test the effect of different
strings, picks, bridges, nuts, tuners or mechanical
sustaining devices.
Wishing you every success. Best regards,
David Reece
.......Got it! It works fantastically on my
73 Rickenbacker bass and on my 7 string Conklin.Wow! I'm
really impressed!
Joseph Barbarotta
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