Circle Guitar’s semi-automation frees your hand to interact with the instrument in new ways, such as muting strings to create unusual timbres, or devising new chord shapes that use two hands.

The Circle Guitar's spinning disc unit is, "in essence, a mechanical step sequencer that rotates up to 250 beats-per-minute beneath the strings" Anthony Dickens ...

All of the Circle Guitar’s mechanical parts are housed in a single 3D-printed unit, according to Guitar World. Plectrums slotted into the rotating motor can play at up to 250bpm (beats per minute).

They completed the project just before lockdown and posted a few videos online. Circle Guitar has now attracted interest from world-class musicians including Radiohead guitarist Ed O’Brien.

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Steve Lacy has reached a “full-circle moment” in his career. The 24-year-old singer-songwriter, musician and producer has teamed with Fender for his very own guitar. More from Billboard ...

The guitar has 128 slots for guitar picks to be placed in, and these strike the strings instead of a player’s pick hand. To add even more scope to the music, the force the picks strike the ...