Shredmaster V wireless guitar controller rocks the FCC
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Dave @ Oct 8th 2007 1:18PM
It looks more like a Rock Band axe. Note the extra buttons.
Kilton @ Oct 8th 2007 1:51PM
definitely exactly what they said - reading ftw
Dave @ Oct 8th 2007 2:49PM
Ah. Well, you know what they say--a picture is worth a thousand words; time is money; etc. Thanks for the clarification. I was waiting for the Cliff's Notes.
jmattick @ Oct 8th 2007 1:40PM
I swear I just saw this on an endcap in Walmart yesterday.
I believe it was even called the Shredmaster and I decided I didn't want to pick it up because it looked cheap. But it was wireless also, and only for the PS2...
Sander de Regt @ Oct 8th 2007 3:54PM
Of course Art Lebedev will design one with a button for every note that can be played.
And it will be OLED so it can change it's tune if you want to.
dahdout @ Oct 8th 2007 6:50PM
And by the way,
The extra buttons are for people with smaller hands, nothing else!
dahdout @ Oct 8th 2007 6:50PM
It comes in both wired and wireless flavored.
The hammer is clear with a blue LED.
It has a sort of a S-Video looking output on the bottom.
And you did see it at Walmart, it is in stores.
It is called the Shredmaster.
There is also the Shredmaster Jr. which is a miniature guitar with a knockoff of Guitar Hero Built in. (It connects to your tv through component cables.)
dahdout @ Oct 8th 2007 6:50PM
oh my god,
this is in fact made by my dads company, DreamGear LLC.
i am not joking, this is amazing, i am going to forward this page to him.
It is only a Guitar Hero II controller for the PS2, so dont get your hopes up.
Microsoft wont give them a license because of prior situations.
:-)