Most guitar practice rigs are four devices and three cables. Neko Pocket makes it one: a wireless receiver, an audio interface, amp and cab sims, a tuner, a metronome and a stem splitter, with latency low enough to actually play through.
638 backers pledged $282,276 on Kickstarter, with reward tiers from $399 — priced like gear, not like a gadget.
Who should buy: guitarists who practise in hotel rooms, tour vans and small flats. Who shouldn't: players who already love their pedalboard — this replaces it rather than joining it.
