You Rock Guitar Bridges Gap Between Fake, Real Plastic Rocking

Whether you're a guitar elitist who deems Guitar Hero/Rock Band unworthy of your attention, or those games have ignited your long-dormant rock star dreams to the point that you've considered picking up a REAL guitar, Inspired Instruments has the solution in the You Rock Guitar.



The You Rock Guitar will debut at E3 this year, and at $149 the price tag is rather reasonable when you consider what you get.

Outfitted with 6 strings and a pressure-sensitive fret board, one You Rock Guitar works with Xbox 360, PS2, PS3 and Wii. You'll need a console-specific adapter, and each runs $25-$30. Not only that, it has USB and MIDI ports, so you can use it with your Mac/PC and software like Garage Band, Cakewalk and Acid. Check the video for more details.



Looks like a great all-purpose guitar system for those that want to take fake plastic rocking to the next level. We'll get some video on this at E3, so check back then! In the meantime, we have reviews for DJ Software and Audio Editing software, along with more tech and gaming news below.

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