Jesus considered this material as holy scripture, worthy of consultation and use. The Old Testament clearly demonstrates the use of instruments in praising God. Therefore, I see no problem with the use of instruments today when they enhance the congregation's praise of God. This cannot be explained away by the New Testament's silence. Certainly, whether the choice is a horse-drawn buggy or a van or a car or a train.
Machines are neutral, merely tools.
As Psalm 150 and the other Old Testament passages illustrate, instruments can be effective aids in the worship of God. His argument is essentially as convincing as an argument against a ball-point pen would be. A ball-point pen is an innovative mechanical device. Some people prefer to use them, some don't. Some Mennonites use electricity, some don't.