Famicom electric guitar gives the NES Paul a run for its money

If you liked the NES Paul, you'll flip for the Family Computer Guitar, an impeccably hand-crafted working electric guitar done up in a retro-tastic Famicom style. You might take a look at the body and think, "Huh? Where'd the other controller go?" Check out the other end where you'll find the headstock, a.k.a. the other controller, cleverly placed as if it were removed from the console. Paper templates were used to ensure accuracy when shaping the controller and console parts, which were later painted and adorned with decals to yield a most authentic look. Anyone who gets to rock this axe better have a list of Famicom jams ready. (They should also give a listen to Paul Miller's Valentine's Day Gamecube smash single for inspiration.)

[Via Engadget Japanese]

[jonathan @ Mar 1st 2007 10:24PM]

Amazing. I'm speechless.

[AKBlade13 @ Mar 1st 2007 11:22PM]

I seriously want that.

AKBlade13

[Marcus @ Mar 1st 2007 11:25PM]

I want one of these bad boys. Would prefer a more american looking nes guitar.

Since the nes and snes don't look liek their jpn counterparts.

[Caramelzappa @ Mar 2nd 2007 1:26AM]

Amazing. Where can I buy it?

[chris.ismael @ Mar 2nd 2007 2:11AM]

I'd like to see someone playing Mario (or any other Famicom game) tunes using this. That would rock.

[whatchamacallit.ss @ Mar 2nd 2007 2:28PM]

I dont even play the guitar, yet I want that!

[Eric @ Mar 2nd 2007 3:12PM]

I'm trying to think of a way one could connect the headstock and the back of the console to make it look like the controller cord that is reasonable looking and comfortable for the player... You could, I suppose, use the front input from the Famicom.