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"Anyone got an E-Bow?"

I got mine today in my guitar shop, music warehouse, for £69.99. It is very difficult to use. It comes with the E-Bow, a badge, a sticker, an E-bow cassette lesson and a leaflet to help you get started. It requires a 9V battery. If you don't know what the e-bow is, it is an electronic bow for guitar and you can make cello, violin and woodwind sound effects using it.
They are hard to come by and can the only uk site that you can get them from is electrohill.co.uk.
If anybody has one, how do you find it to use and do you have any tips to make playing easier.


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electrohill?

I live near the shop. Go me. Got my guitar, amp and pedal there.

I have made a cool police car sound with it


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I got one. Have used it to varying levels of success. Its a case of the further up the frets you are with your fingering hand the further toward the bridge you need to place the e-bow in order to get it to resonate properly.

Beware they eat batteries like you wouldn't believe..! Sound wicked though.

I got mine today in my guitar shop, music warehouse, for £69.99. It is very difficult to use. It comes with the E-Bow, a badge, a sticker, an E-bow cassette lesson and a leaflet to help you get started. It requires a 9V battery. If you don't know what the e-bow is, it is an electronic bow for guitar and you can make cello, violin and woodwind sound effects using it.
They are hard to come by and can the only uk site that you can get them from is electrohill.co.uk.
If anybody has one, how do you find it to use and do you have any tips to make playing easier.


Cool out