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My experience with the E-Bow has been that the pickups in the guitar are going to make or break the added analogue synth. With the GR-30, 50, 10 and the 1 the E-Bow will sometimes not trigger the synthesizer because of placement of the E-Bow and possibly the GK-2a (or other like Hex pickup) is not close enough to the bridge of the guitar. One problem that I've been running into on my little rig, (a GR-50, Carvin doubleneck with a gk-2a and an older metal cased E-bow or the plastic one) is that the GR-50 will warble/yodel a bit with the power dives or with long glisses, this seems to be a common problem. The AXON/Yamaha tend to do this more readily, but they do track a little better than the Roland brain boxes when using a plectrum or your fingers (with the apropos setting, of course.) Sorry, that this is not the typical Loop material and is a little more suited to Digital Guitar Digest or MIDI Guitar Network's pages. Tchus, Lee-ohki.