TORONTO, Dec. 6, 2018 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Jamstack announced today the launch of its new and innovative portable amplifier, which attaches to the base of any standard electric and bass guitar. By integrating it with a smartphone, it allows users incredible versatility, and an overall enjoyable guitar playing experience.
Jamstack was designed in consultation with some of the world's premier audio engineers. Jamstack's technology is compatible with numerous iOS and Andriod apps to ensure a variety of users are able to enjoy playing guitar on the go.
As a part-time musician and full-time teacher, Jamstack's CEO and Founder, Christopher Prendergast, was inspired to create Jamstack when he wanted to bring his guitar to class but ran into the problem of lugging around all the equipment. The goal is to empower musicians to do more with less gear.
"I remember asking myself if there was a better way and started to play around with the idea that this could be possible and started brainstorming," says Prendergast. "I am hoping this will bring the electric guitar out of bedrooms and basements and be included in environments like coffee houses and jam sessions the same way the acoustic guitar is. As well as recording."
Jamstack has numerous features, including but not limited to: 8 hours of battery life, thousands of effects, pedals and tools, the ability to play along with any music downloaded to a user's phone, and sound quality that can be played at any volume without diminishing the quality.
Jamstack is now available online at Jamstack.io for $249 USD.
About Jamstack:
Christopher Prendergast worked as a science teacher and part-time musician when he started tinkering around with the idea for Jamstack. He went to work on creating a prototype and to have it funded through crowdfunding, raising nearly $500,000. Jamstack is the world's first attachable guitar amplifier and is the only amp in existence that allows users to play their electric guitars with effects on their smartphone. Jamstack.io
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