to Godley and Creme's original design were substantial enough that Kipness was awarded a US Patent (9,997,144) for the Gizmotron 2.0. Use by artists The Musitronics and Prototype Gizmotron can be heard on: The Scaffold's recording of "Liverpool Lou" (1974). Paul McCartney's Wings song "I'm Carrying" from London Town (1978). Led Zeppelin's album In Through the Out Door (1979), where Jimmy Page uses it on the intro of "In the Evening" as well as within "Carouselambra". The Throbbing Gristle album 20 Jazz Funk Greats (Industrial Records, 1979), played by Cosey Fanni Tutti. The Siouxsie and the Banshees song "Into the Light" from Juju (1981), played by John McGeoch. The Church's "Violet Town", from Remote Luxury (1984) where it is played by Marty Willson-Piper. This Mortal Coil's recording It'll End in Tears (4AD), where it was played by Simon Raymonde of Cocteau Twins. John Wilson guitarist for Meat Beat Manifesto used both a bass and guitar Gizmotron live and on recordings from 1996 to 1998. See also Mu-Tron ARP Instruments, Inc. – the company bought Musitronics and renamed it to Gizmo Inc. Guitar harmonic#String harmonics driven by a magnetic field – Similar guitar systems which use electromagnetism, rather than mechanical energy, to sustain and in some cases to activate the strings: EBow Fernandes Sustainer Sustainiac Infinite Guitar Moog Guitar References External links Gizmotron LLC Gizmotron at Effects Database Bass Gizmotron at Effects Database Effects units Guitar parts and accessories