IMPORTANT UPDATE—
We recently announced to our Indiegogo backers that our team has officially moved forward with plans to build our technology into a full-sized, 24 fret guitar, called the Studio. It will have tuned strings at a full-scale length and dual functionality as a guitar & MIDI controller. The new model will be in place of the Jamstik 12, and all pre-orders of the Jamstik 12 will now receive the 24 fret version at no additional cost. The full update can be found here on Indiegogo.
We'll be offering a pre-order soon, so if you'd like to join the waitlist and reserve your spot in line, you can sign up here.
Jamstik 7
The Jamstik 7 is now available here on jamstik.com, or from a variety of resellers—you can find them here.
At just over 18 inches long, the new design of the Jamstik 7 stays true to the portable size of the jamstik+ while adding more frets for improved playability and ergonomics. Measures were taken to ensure the model remains cost-effective in production—yielding a more accessible price point for those that want to learn or play while they travel.
Initial testing points to over 72 hours of playtime on included AA batteries, so players will have one less charging cable to worry about. Wireless connectivity over Bluetooth means players can connect to their favorite devices and start playing in no time.
10 Responses
Govind Mundra
When will full functionality for Android OS be available….
Also, please provide details for retailers in India.
Ruben DeLaRosa
I think you still do the Jamstik 12, with the guitar being in addition to and not instead of, at think I a lot of people who just Jamstik would be too intimated by a real guitar, and that’s kind of the reason they went to a Jamstik.
dave
That’s great and all but I really want a jamstik 12. This new product fills different needs. Can’t you just make both?
Ron Server
I originally ordered the jamstik 12 when I saw how long it was going to take I ordered the 7. I was told I was in the top 125 for the twelve. I want to know if I’m still listed in the top 125. I really want the 12,or the 24
Shamis
Hi, I think Zivix should build a versatile & somewhat replacement of 7 fret guitar by including the high end tech of 12 fret midi to 7 fret one. and make two version of 7 frets one, for learner & for traveler/hobbyist guitarist. It will attract casual guitarist for holiday, campfire, in campus etc with a backpack friendly guitar. personally i don’t prefer to carry 12 fret model in my backpack. atleast built a 7 fret model of your old jamstik+ with Bluetooth 5.0 & definately USB output for low latency.
Torin Clay
will the Jamstik pro also be available left handed?
Vlad
Is it possible to string bend and tap on the Jamsticks?
Mouhsen
Will a left handed 12 fret version be available any time soon?
Patrick S Donovan
Will this work with androids phones and tablets? Do all the apps work on androids?
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Mike Maziarz
September 25, 2019
I would prefer a 12 fret. Small and portable. Could use anywhere. At 24 frets I might as well use my guitar
Please reconsider a 12 fret version.