Here’s What Using a Fidget Spinner on Guitar Sounds Like
Well, it was only a matter of time.
YouTube user M3RKMUS1C has posted video showing him playing guitar with a fidget spinner. Well, actually, it’s a fidget spinner customized with glued-on picks!
Apart from using it for some ultra-fast speed picking (reminiscent of a Paul Gilbert power drill technique), M3RKMUS1C “discovered a really cool helicopter or alien spaceship kind of sound when the fidget spinner generates feedback with the pickups.”
Cool effect? Mildly interesting? Totally lame? Watch below and let us know.
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