paranoid70
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How about a spring loaded pick holder somewhere on the body. Who wants to tape the picks to the guitar?
YES, +1,and the subliminal message will also tell them to come back stage after the show.How about a guitar that detects the redheads in the audience and subliminally tells them that my playing doesn't suck.
How about a guitar that detects the redheads in the audience and subliminally tells them that my playing doesn't suck.
How about a guitar that detects the redheads in the audience and subliminally tells them that my playing doesn't suck.
+1. Then take out the 5 way and put a toggle with a hardtail.
I disagree. My EBMMs are excellent functional musical instruments with some innovative features. Art is for hanging on walls, guitars are for making a noise with.
I love the holographic idea, Rob! Very Total Recall -- remember the lady painting her fingernails?
On the security side, what about a GPS chip in the guitar that could be tracked by an online database if your guitar ever goes missing?
On the security side, what about a GPS chip in the guitar that could be tracked by an online database if your guitar ever goes missing?
I just want them to offer the Axis Super Sport Neck as an option on all their guitars.
On the security side, what about a GPS chip in the guitar that could be tracked by an online database if your guitar ever goes missing?
A GPS chip...as in a GPS locator device? I like it!!! Much better than an ordinary microchip (like those used to identify ownership...eg missing pets etc). You could track that stolen EBMM right across the world in real time!
Here are some ideas that I have dreamt of, from the mildest to wildest, to the small to the tremendous, I am thankful for this area with which to express ourselves.
1. A smooth joystick instead of a toggle. A keyboard has a modulation stick or joystick with which to mesh and mingle their sounds with, adding life with subtle nuances to their music. Now, while a three position switch is still very versitile, what if you could determine exactly how much of each pickup you are using and blending in a smooth and simple control.
Take for instance on a piezo equipped bridge. Instead of using a pot to blend it, what if you could direct the flow and blend with something as smooth as a keyboard joystick on the guitar? To me, it would allow even more individuality to each instrument and allow each pickup to be used to its fullest, satisfying the artists particular nuances.
2. On the market there are lots of "build it yourself" kind of kits that you can try to make the instrument of your dreams and budget. It would be cool to have something like this, an affordable and custom Music Man to build your own. A double benefit to this might be a better appreciation for the hard work of the employees at Ernie Ball.
An extention to this idea would be having a secondary cavity that is empty so that when you buy a guitar, if you want to add, lets say a sustainer, you'll have the space with which to do so without further drilling.
3. My father is a PEZ collector, could you imagine a Silo "PEZ" neck? Not look wise, but function. If you need to adjust something or clean etc, you would be able to do that with a collapsable guitar. Perfect for flight use and on the go travels.
4. Ok, so you know seat belts, how they retract until you need to pull on it to use? How about that for a guitar? You'll never lose a strap again, and you'll be able to safely play with your guitar without worrying about the strap coming off in the middle of a song.
5. Glow in the dark inlays, or messages. Take for instance a JP with the inlays, what if with the light on, you couldn't see the inlays, but when you turn off the lights, BAM! a beautiful display of crafstmanship and a colorful "JP" in the dark onstage.
6. The Mystic Dream finish is beautiful and original, however it is being copied and marketed a lot by other companies. Thats fine, so that just means the standard has been raised again! How about mystic dream inlays?
7. A convertible solidbody guitar. Say you want a solidbody, then for the next set, you need a semi hollowbody, being able to control how much breath you want, almost like how you can control a piezo.
8. A convertable scale length guitar. I like 24 3/4 scale length necks, but if i need to tune down, it would be cool to be able to pull the neck so that I can extend it to a 25.5 scale length neck.
Thank you for reading the first (and not last) installment of ideas!
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