Terry Allan Hall
Idol Of America's Youth
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These are three I'd REALLY like to test! drool0 Seem to hover around $3K.
http://www.buzzfeed.com/alanwhite/these-awesome-guitars-were-made-with-a-3d-printer
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I'm old school. I prefer hand built LEGO guitars.
Yeah,thats THE ONE that intrigues me the most, drool0 with the 2nd LP running a close 2nd...imagine, an LP that's not a boat anchor!the tele is cool. i dig the gears.
Actually, I would check one out anyway. My expectations would not be high. The actual lego guitars do not look comfortable to play. If i had one, it would have to incorporate a real guitar neck into a lego body rather than lego built neck.View attachment 12206
As for the 3D-printed guitars, it's a solid meh from me. I tend to like guitars that are simple and elegant (the occasional flamey top aside).
Oh wait, you're right. I thought I saw a lego Millennium falcon one on line and searched and found this one and did not look closely enough. thwap0 @Peeker Ok, here is one that has a real neck.that's no lego...
I think I prefer life as a guitar luddite.
you will be assimilated.
Last week the world’s first 3D printer that prints carbon fiber was announced. I expect that in a few years we’ll start seeing some really incredible 3D printed necks and hollowbody guitars to go with these designs.
I'm old school. I prefer hand built LEGO guitars.