Phil X alongside the Cream Guitars Voltage Da Vinci moments prior to its first public appearance at Madison Square Garden.
Phil X alongside the Cream Guitars Voltage Da Vinci moments prior to its first public appearance at Madison Square Garden.
The Voltage Da Vinci features exclusive electromagnetic paint technology, reshaping the future of electric guitar design.
MONTERREY, NUEVO LEON, MEXICO, July 16, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — A Mexican firm, Cream Guitars, unveils the inaugural guitar utilizing electromagnetic paint on one of the most iconic stages in music.
For much of its history, the electric guitar’s evolution has centered on enhancing its sound.
On July 12, at New York City’s Madison Square Garden, that evolution entered an entirely fresh realm.
As part of Bon Jovi’s Bon Jovi Forever concert, guitarist Phil X brought out the Voltage Da Vinci from Cream Guitars, unveiling a revolutionary system that fuses industrial design, embedded electronics, and electromagnetic paint technology within a single instrument.
In contrast to standard finishes, the Voltage Da Vinci can electronically alter its look, unlocking possibilities for live shows, digital content creation, and artistic expression that were previously impossible.
The initiative demanded over five years of cross-disciplinary research spanning electronics, software, materials science, and industrial design.
Instead of focusing on how a guitar should sound, Cream Guitars posed the question of how an instrument should adapt in an age where artists craft visual identities across concerts, streaming services, and social media.
The Madison Square Garden debut proves that musical instrument innovation now goes beyond pickups or amplifiers—it encompasses intelligent surfaces capable of transforming how instruments visually connect with audiences.
Marian Figueroa
Cream Guitars
sendmemore@creamguitars.com
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