Black Hole Multifunctional Guitar

The unique design of the body is based on the hard rock and metal music, which is also include very smart science of ergonomics.The presence of an LCD on the fretboard, which adds to BlackHole's particular functionality.Fret markers behind the guitar neck with braille signs, can help people who are blind or have low vision, to find frets. This function even makes professionals to play guitar easier. Existence of a controller on guitar’s body, allows the player to instantly change the monitor's images.In Black Hole, we have inspired especially those like motorhead, metallica and slayer, and guitars such as jackson kelly jackson randy rhodes and gibson explorer and james hetfield’s signatures.

Integration of design based on rock and metal music of the 80's and 90's with technology of the day.

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Learning: One of the challenges in the learning phase is reading notes and guitar tabs from a computer or a piece of paper while also finding the correct position of each note on the guitar's fretboard. To address this, an LCD screen integrated into the fretboard can help learners locate the notes as fast as possible.Additionally, learners can become familiar with various rhythms during their practice through visual effects that highlight kick downbeats or hi-hat backbeats, thus aiding them in maintaining correct timing, just like a metronome does.Practicing: One of the outstanding features of this guitar is that it allows musicians to save time spent on practice. They can arrange their practice sessions in any order they prefer.Guitarists can not only save and reorganize their sessions, but they can also store rhythms, cues, and pieces of music. This includes different visual effects tailored to their needs and enhancing their coordination during rehearsals.Performing: In performing mode, the LCD on the fretboard displays visual effects based on the emotion conveyed by music notes. We illustrated this in our video. [Video link: https://youtube.com/shorts/gldticrLzDs?si=u_LJJqU7xhVtRcUU]Imagine a lively performance with music riffs and solos being played on stage, simultaneously, the display on the guitar's fretboard shows images and videos that reflect the sensations and emotions of each performer through these visual effects.Syncing different instruments during a performance allows musicians to exchange cues seamlessly. For instance, if a drummer wants to signal the band to start playing a practiced piece or to switch to improvisation, the LCD changes color or lights up with a specific effect, providing a clue that a change is about to occur. This feature promotes coordination among band members, enhancing the overall performance.

With over 20 years of experience and extensive research in the design industry, especially in the automotive category, our team has developed innovative designs. We have successfully used our experience to create a modern guitar design, drawing on our collective expertise.Traditionally, guitar designs have been limited to simple geometric shapes and graphics on their bodies. However, we believe that the appearance of a guitar can transcend vintage surfaces. We recognized a gap between traditional guitar designs in the hard rock and metal genres and modern industrial designs.As a team, we have owned and analyzed many original guitar designs. Our experience includes over 100 performances on various stages, including the 1st Persian metal festival, as well as theatrical compositions in different plays and art projects. Our passion for technology and ongoing developments in this field have significantly influenced our industrial design approach, which has inspired the concept of this guitar.

Based on our research, we believe those who are visually impaired or have no vision can significantly enhance their other senses, particularly their hearing.One of the biggest challenges for guitar players is locating the fret numbers on the fretboard. This challenge is solved for sighted people with graphic signs on the guitar neck, but there is no solution for blind people.To address this issue, we proposed adding braille marks on the back of the guitar neck.This addition would help blind players overcome their difficulties in identifying fret positions. Additionally, sighted individuals would also benefit from the tactile nature of these markings, allowing them to find the correct finger positions more quickly.