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3D-Printable Guitar Controller Arrives for Stage Tour Rhythm Game

A new customizable guitar peripheral from Drakong combines modular design with 3D-printing capabilities, letting players build their own Stage Tour controller.

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Use your 3D printer to customize this new Stage Tour guitar PC controller

Music rhythm games are staging a comeback in 2026 with the arrival of Stage Tour from developer RedOctane Games, and manufacturers are responding with fresh hardware options. Among the new peripherals is the InfinaKore Fender Telecaster guitar controller from Drakong, priced at $129.99 / €129.99 / £119.99, which stands out for its modular construction that enables players to customize and even 3D-print their own components.

The rhythm game genre emerged two decades ago when the original Guitar Hero launched in 2005, sparking a wave of music-based gaming that dominated the industry. Subsequent Guitar Hero releases and competitors like Rock Band expanded the market, while PC players found alternatives such as Clone Hero. Now, with Stage Tour poised to revive the genre, the InfinaKore controller offers players a chance to personalize their gaming experience through its flexible design.

Source: Tom's Hardware · Reporting supplemented by The Silicon Ledger staff.