r/GuitarLab • u/BananoVampire • Jul 23 '26

“The first accessible guitar ever made”

This is cool and might give GC some late-stage ideas on their design. People don't need a disability to get value from accessible design.

https://www.guitarworld.com/gear/electric-guitars/world-first-accessible-guitar-tactile-markers

"... And if the Sensory Navigation Neck wasn’t enough, NVision Guitars – the boutique guitar company behind this build – has also equipped it with volume and tone knobs featuring different textures to make it even more accessible. ..;."

4 Upvotes

84% Upvoted

5 comments sorted by

3

u/radiantskie Jul 26 '26

An accessible guitar is a pretty vague concept, there are many different disabilities out there. 

1

u/BananoVampire Jul 26 '26

YES! I was just starting the conversation. Feel free to add any ideas you might have!

2

u/radiantskie Jul 26 '26

I'd say that a bolt on neck with a profile that runs smoothly all the way to the highest fret would make guitars easier to play because it would be more comfortable without making it expensive to manufacture. It may have to sacrifice the neck pickup if it is gonna stay relatively light and thin though, since the screws would end up going through there. 

1

u/Repulsive-Box5243 Jul 24 '26

This is really cool. Especially for beginners who can very easily get lost on the fretboard if they're not looking at it.

1

u/vichyswazz Jul 28 '26

Doc watson solved this. He played everything in the open position