I'm not showing anything for him as either inventor or assignee
I don't think it would have been particularly economically advantageous as the market is small enough and I doubt anyone in the actual stick community would care to make predatory copies

But as it develops, it still would be nice to get a blessing from the designer

I’m if no help on the creation/production front but I’d be interested in buying one if it ever does come to pass.


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I'm definitely in need of a stand mounted solution. Count this as a me-too! I'm fairly certain whatever the greater handy-stickists come up with will be better than anything I can cobble up.
Ken

You're basically relying on the Belt hook. If you can make a snake that is rigid you can move the stick anywhere you want.

Ie. lay it flat, turn it up, 45, or 90 degrees, move it around, and keep your center of gravity.

I can put my stick anywhere I want and it won't fall down. I can play it like a keyboard, move it, and play it like a guitar, or anything that I can think of, as long as I can keep the center of mass.

the Tagg is great. It was only a matter of time before a 3D version could be realized. The original version is made from oak, a very strong hardwood.
This device can be easily reverse engineered if you are are handy with wood. I'll see if i can post some close ups with dimensions.
standby.

cheers,
k

I'm really interested in one of these so I can easily switch back and forth between Stick and guitar, with looping.

With a TAGG, I'm imagining I could wear my guitar, then walk up to the Stick and play it while it's free-standing.

so.. any solutions for tagg siting down stand ?

I think somebody would have to come up with a short cymbal stand, that you can easily adjust the height, to be able to play standing or sitting. It seems all the cymbal stands are too tall for sitting. Although if you were to cut the posts to shorten them, it may give you enough stroke to do either or.
This is my current tagg the cymbal stand is as low as it will go, and I play it standing up.