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EXPERIMENTAL INSTRUMENT
Movable-Pickup Lap Steel Guitar
A six-string lap steel designed for musicians who want more control over pickup position, tonal response, stereo textures, and unconventional playing techniques.
A DIFFERENT APPROACH
A Lap Steel Built For Experimentation
Traditional lap steels give you a familiar playing format. This instrument takes that foundation in a different direction.
Its magnetic pickups can be repositioned along the instrument, giving you another variable to explore when shaping your sound.
Move the pickup. Change the response. Discover something new.
KEY FEATURES
Built Around Creative Control
Six-String Format
A familiar six-string layout gives players an accessible foundation for experimentation.
Movable Pickups
Explore different pickup positions and discover different tonal responses.
Mono / Stereo
Switch between mono and stereo operation for different studio configurations.
Three-Way Selection
Select pickup A, both pickups, or pickup B for flexible tonal combinations.
Experimental Design
Designed for players interested in unusual textures and extended techniques.
Industrial Construction
Steel and stainless-steel construction gives the instrument a distinctive modern character.
MOVE THE SOUND
Move The Pickup. Change The Sound.
Pickup position has a direct influence on the character and response of an instrument.
Instead of being permanently fixed in one position, the movable system gives you another way to experiment with your sound.
SIGNAL CONTROL
Mono Or Stereo — Your Choice
The dual-pickup system gives you more options when connecting to amplifiers, effects, interfaces, or studio equipment.
MONO
Combine the pickups into a single signal for a simple and familiar setup.
STEREO
Process the pickups independently for wider and more experimental signal paths.
INDUSTRIAL FORM
Minimal Form. Distinctive Character.
A steel top, stainless-steel rear construction, compact body, and exposed industrial character give this instrument a visual identity of its own.
The rear cable-access design also makes it practical for tabletop playing and studio setups.
WHY EXPERIMENT?
More Than A Traditional Lap Steel
More Tonal Exploration
Move beyond a fixed pickup position and explore a wider range of tonal responses.
More Creative Control
Pickup placement becomes another creative parameter instead of a fixed design choice.
More Experimental Possibilities
Ideal for ambient textures, sound design, studio experimentation, and unconventional techniques.
TECHNICAL DETAILS
Specifications
Instrument Type 6-String Lap Steel
Pickup System Dual Movable Magnetic
Output Mono / Stereo
Pickup Selection A / AB / B
Scale Length 22.5" / 570 mm
Weight Approx. 5 lbs / 2.3 kg
Construction Steel / Stainless Steel
Tuners 6 Nickel-Plated
Orientation Right-Handed
MADE FOR MUSICIANS
Built For Players Who Like To Explore
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PRECISION DESIGN Thoughtful construction for creative playing.
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6-STRING FORMAT Familiar format with an unconventional system.
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EXPERIMENTAL SOUND Designed for new tones and creative techniques.
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QUESTIONS
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a standard lap steel guitar?
It follows the six-string lap steel format while adding a movable magnetic pickup system for additional tonal experimentation.
Can the pickups be moved?
Yes. The magnetic pickup system is designed to allow the pickups to be positioned along the scale.
Does it support stereo output?
Yes. The dual-pickup configuration supports switchable mono and stereo operation.
Can I use only one pickup?
Yes. The three-way selection system allows either pickup to be used individually or both pickups together.
How many strings does it have?
It is a six-string lap steel instrument.
What is the scale length?
The scale length is 22.5 inches, approximately 570 mm.
Is it suitable for experimental music?
Yes. The movable pickup system and mono/stereo configuration are suited to sound exploration, studio experimentation, ambient textures, and unconventional playing techniques.
Explore Sound From A Different Angle
A familiar six-string foundation meets a completely different approach to pickup placement.
Move the pickup. Change the response. Experiment with stereo. Create something that sounds like you.