Drakong, a peripheral manufacturer, has introduced the InfinaKore Fender Telecaster guitar controller. This new peripheral is intended for use with RedOctane Games' upcoming rhythm game, Stage Tour, which is set to release in 2026. The controller will retail for $129.99 / €129.99 / £119.99.
A key feature of the InfinaKore controller is its modular design, which enables users to customize the guitar's appearance and feel. Users can 3D print their own parts, or use community-designed modifications, to alter the shape, size, and color of the guitar's body and head. This open-source approach to peripherals allows for significant personalization.
Beyond customization, the InfinaKore controller incorporates modern technology. The top frets utilize low-profile, hot-swappable Kailh Choc switches, while the bottom frets use membrane switches. The strum-bar and whammy-bar are equipped with hall-effect switches to reduce wear. The fret bar also includes D-pad styled frets for varied strumming options.
The controller offers tri-mode connectivity and a 4-mode slider switch. It includes tilt functionality for activating power-up modes, alongside a dedicated power-up button. All buttons are mappable. For convenience, the controller features a foldable neck, facilitating easier storage and transportation.
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Drakong has announced the InfinaKore Fender Telecaster guitar controller, designed for the upcoming rhythm game Stage Tour. This controller features a modular design that allows users to 3D print custom parts for personalization, and includes modern components like Kailh Choc switches and hall-effect sensors.