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An acoustic guitar lying in a grassy field with the Cloverwheel, a black spoked wheel, mounted over the strings beside the soundhole

Turn the wheel. Four strings sing. The guitar you own becomes an instrument you’ve never heard.

What is a Cloverwheel?

The Cloverwheel derives from Japan and is a wheel‑like sustain attachment for the guitar. It creates a hurdy‑gurdy droning sound, close to a mixture of cello and bagpipes.

Close view of the Cloverwheel's spoked wheel clamped over the strings
Acoustic guitar with Cloverwheel lying in green grass
Close view of the Cloverwheel clamped over the strings
Cloverwheel in profile with a brown bulldog watching from the grass
The spoked wheel seated between soundhole and bridge
A brown bulldog beside a guitar leaning on a wooden fence
A hand holding the guitar neck in a backyard, dog in the distance
Guitar body with Cloverwheel resting diagonally in clover
Guitar with Cloverwheel standing against a weathered fence

Easy to assemble