The AX-1000 gives new meaning to the term "wireless freedom". If you've never plugged an AX-1000 into your guitar, you don't know what you've been missing. Not only does this nifty little unit allow you to play untethered through any FM radio (no need for amps or any other practice gear), it also gives you very cool (optional) reverb and distortion effects.

The AX-1000 is so simple, elegant, and inexpensive you may not believe it. You simply plug the cable into your guitar, and using the FM frequencies of any ordinary radio, you turn the radio into a portable amplifier. Wherever there's an FM radio--at home, in your car, on the beach, in the park--you're ready to play. THIS IS FREEDOM!

The AX-1000 is definitely not a toy (it's very popular with seasoned musicians who use it as a practice unit), but it is so inexpensively priced that even kids and other beginner guitar players can use it as a low-cost amplifier and effects alternative. Originally being sold for $79.95, the AX-1000 is now listing at only $59.95, making it even more accessible to guitar afficionados.

Here's what they're saying about the AX-1000: Billy F. Gibbons of ZZ Top said, "Cool! No guitar player should be without one!" The Music Paper wrote, "Nady's AX-1000 is fun...there's no excuse not to have one with you at all times." Guitar magazine raved, "a rocking little machine...infectious...irresistible!" And Guitar Shop magazine commented, "Every once in a while, a piece of guitar technology actually does something to amaze us..."

The AX-1000 is a unique product with nothing else like it on the market. It's extremely marketable, uncommonly affordable and a perfect counter item that sells best with a quick demo since it must be seen (and heard) to be believed.