Antares Auto-Tune® technology revolutionized vocal performance in 1997 with the invention of autotune. Parker Guitars revolutionized the electric guitar in 1994 with the introduction of lightweight but strong and resonant materials to the manufacturing process. Now, Parker Guitars and Antares have partnered together to create one of the first autotuned guitars. Parker Guitars is the first company to be integrating Auto-Tune® For Guitar technology with a full production electric guitar. Auto-Tune® For Guitar enables the impossible – for a guitar to have perfect intonation every time it is played, no matter the position. The technology also automatically corrects during bends and use of vibrato. The Auto-Tune® For Guitar Technology is available on the Parker ATDF842, new at NAMM, and will retail for $7999.99.

The Parker ATDF842 Maxx Fly has a Basswood neck with carbon glass epoxy fretboard and a one piece Alder body. The guitar also features Seymour Duncan ’59 neck and JB bridge pickups as well as Graphtech® Ghost piezo saddles.

Auto-Tune® technology provides: Solid-Tune™ Intonation System, Instant String Tuning, Alternate Tunings, Virtual Capo, Guitar and Pickup modeling, and MIDI interface.

Visit us at www.parkerguitars.com/autotune-maxxfly/ for a detailed explanation of this exciting new technology.

There will be a press conference at NAMM to introduce this new technology on Friday, January 20th, at 1:00 PM. Join us in the Press Room located in the lobby of the convention center in front of Lobby E.

For more information on Parker Guitars, visit www.parkerguitars.com
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