help identify this equipment

[txhawaii]

A while ago, I stumbled upon this strange device that looked like a large cone that was attached to the headstock by an A-clamp or similar device.

the cone was open over the headstock and it amplified the vibrations of an unplugged instrument making it sound like an upright.

I saw this on some website, then maybe here, then on reverb but I can't figure out the right keywords to pull it up. apparently, amplifier, cone, bass, upright are just too vague for the search engine.

ideas?

 

[fretno]

this is all I got ..

 

[jd56hawk]

Several other questions come to mind.
Does it actually work?
Does it looks as funny as it sounds?
Does it cause more neckdive than a Danelectro Longhorn with an Ampeg AEB neck?
Where can I get me one?

 

[txhawaii]

Several other questions come to mind.
Does it actually work?
Does it looks as funny as it sounds?
Does it cause more neckdive than a Danelectro Longhorn with an Ampeg AEB neck?
Where can I get me one?

Hence the post...

from what I remembered, it seemed to have worked to a degree but they still had to mic the device to be heard. but it seemed to mimic a upright. again, they had it for sale on reverb.

 

[txhawaii]

I FOUND IT

DELSONIX

 

[txhawaii]

seems a bit hoakie but could work.