BassApprentice Posted yesterday at 10:57 Posted yesterday at 10:57 (edited) Possibly the most unnecessary experiment in guitar history, but here we are Edited yesterday at 10:58 by BassApprentice 2 6 Quote
Gizmo Posted yesterday at 11:12 Posted yesterday at 11:12 I hope Tony Iommi doesn't see this...PTSD. Quote
rwillett Posted yesterday at 11:17 Posted yesterday at 11:17 (edited) I wish I hadn't seen this.... Ideas, ideas, ideas..... First time I've seen a guitarist that really, really, needs safety goggles.... Basically its an offensive weapon I could also have told him that he couldn't make it from plastic Edited yesterday at 11:31 by rwillett 1 Quote
ezbass Posted 23 hours ago Posted 23 hours ago Sticking it on the fridge at the end was very amusing. However, as mentioned above, totally bonkers. 1 Quote
Cato Posted 22 hours ago Posted 22 hours ago Not particularly practical but definitely an interesting experiment. And always with these things it doesn't seem to matter how radical the design is or how little body there is, let alone what it's made of, it still sounds like an electric guitar. 3 Quote
BigRedX Posted 22 hours ago Posted 22 hours ago 1 minute ago, Cato said: And always with these things it doesn't seem to matter how radical the design is or how little body there is, let alone what it's made of, it still sounds like an electric guitar. That's because the main component of the sound is the steel or nickel strings driving a magnetic pickup and the traditional guitar amplification. 3 Quote
MichaelDean Posted 18 hours ago Posted 18 hours ago 12 minutes ago, ezbass said: Tone air, it's the newest thing. I prefer a bit more helium in my tone air, for the high frequency response 😂 1 5 Quote
ezbass Posted 18 hours ago Posted 18 hours ago 2 minutes ago, MichaelDean said: I prefer a bit more helium in my tone air, for the high frequency response 😂 Tungsten hexafluoride is best for heavy metal. 5 Quote
binky_bass Posted 12 hours ago Posted 12 hours ago That. Is stoopid! At full tension a 6 string guitar probably has north of 180lbs of tension across the strings, not sure I'd want 180lbs of tension to crush my hand! I mean innovation is mostly always cool, but this is foolishness! Quote
Judo Chop Posted 11 hours ago Posted 11 hours ago 1 hour ago, binky_bass said: That. Is stoopid! At full tension a 6 string guitar probably has north of 180lbs of tension across the strings, not sure I'd want 180lbs of tension to crush my hand! I mean innovation is mostly always cool, but this is foolishness! He should put something inside the gap to avoid the risk of trapping your hand if the strings break. Perhaps a block of wood. Maybe some more wood surrounding that block of wood attaching to the entire frame of the body to keep it stable. You could then paint that wood in all sorts of cool colours and finishes, and use different types of wood to get different tones. 4 Quote
binky_bass Posted 7 hours ago Posted 7 hours ago 3 hours ago, Judo Chop said: He should put something inside the gap to avoid the risk of trapping your hand if the strings break. Perhaps a block of wood. Maybe some more wood surrounding that block of wood attaching to the entire frame of the body to keep it stable. You could then paint that wood in all sorts of cool colours and finishes, and use different types of wood to get different tones. You and your crazy, radical ideas! It's so absolutely ridiculous it almost makes sense! 1 Quote
miles'tone Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago 14 hours ago, MichaelDean said: I prefer a bit more helium in my tone air, for the high frequency response 😂 Guinness tone air for girth. Quote
Twigman Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago Is this some kind of hybrid air guitar thing? An air guitar with substance and noise? Quote
ezbass Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 9 minutes ago, Twigman said: Is this some kind of hybrid air guitar thing? An air guitar with substance and noise? Combined with the added frisson of being able to alter the construction of your fingers. 😳😖 Quote
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