I've Never Played A Guitar Like This Before
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What do you think - is plastic fantastic?
Plastic and air is the new tonewood.
What is the weight of the guitar please?
**meahhh** 😏
_Disposable World_ creations just don't move me.
I wish it had a double locking tremolo on it, LOL. In terms of making any changes, I would probably add some resin to the hexagon holes just to give the guitar more mass and address the issues with the neck for stability purposes. I would also cut the headstock to mimic an Ibanez RT headstock, put some locking tuners, a graphtech nut. better hardware and ballsy pickups.
Too bright and thin for my taste. Is that cheap pickups or lack of wood?
I'm glad you like the guitar! Myself, Allan and my Wife had a great time figuring it out, printing it and making it all come to life.
I love it! How many hours do you think you put it into it total?
@@LeonTodd It didn't take too long once the printing was done. Printing is reasonably slow, the centre piece took 44 hours on its own.
All in all, probably about 150 hours of printing time, one evening of assembly and a week of waiting for parts. It was all spread out over a few weeks and was a good learning experience for us all.
Very cool. Physics tells us the pickups matter most! Strings, Pickups, nut and bridge more than anything besides our brain and fingers! 😛
There was some guy on Reverb selling Video Game bodied guitars and I wanted one and should have bought it!
Yeah, putting them together no matter what they are made of is the true joy to me as well.. It's just so cool to put together something you end up using. I bet you're dad would do something like this!
Very cool sir..
The acoustics are kinda impressive. Of course your playing sells it too.
The reason its so loud is because the 3d print has an infil. Its not solid plastic as that would be very very long to print. Which essentially makes it a hollow body electric which is pretty cool
great playing and such a cool guitar sounds great
Your playing is always so good...and saucy. Love the Savatage album in the background...spent alot of days listening to H.O.T.M.K.
Top three album in my list.👍🏻
RIP Criss. What a player!
I am currently printing this project. The parts come out great on the new prusa mk4... imao this project is more to show what can be done with a 3d printer... but the stl files are great for prototyping. I'll probably fiddle around a bit till I'm satisfied, and then use the same files to make the body out of wood on a CNC router.
I think if i was to design one ide make it like a neck threw then bolt the "3D printed" parts to the neck threw so the main part is wood but the different shapes can be changed using the different 3D printed parts. I then think ide use something like shoegoo to bond the 3D parts to the wood along with screws.
Seems like that would solve a lot of issues.
It seems a little... bright LOL! Thins it up more than I'm used to hearing a standard Tele. Not sure if that's the electronics or what, but I think the "jangle" we hear acoustically is being picked up and amplified and it just sounds thinner than I'm used to hearing from a Tele.
Some nice snappy mid-gain tones there. Bet it would do KX "Talk to You" a treat
sounds great -
This is something I consider doing... But with a bass.
However, there's a few things I would add, like reinforcement rods in order to make a more consistent centerpiece, and also consider a string through design.
When do you think the tone wood debate will end? this is another example that wood types and styles dont matter at all. pick ups, their placement, how they are made, scale length, bridge saddles and nut matter most. Then theirs outside of that like speakers and mics
It is neither too dark, or muddy. The notes have good definition. My point being if it was a blindfold listen and we were told it was a particular pricey brand name we may or not like the sound but is totally improbable that we would think it was not what we were told it is.
I like the hexagon design and color. I would have liked seeing them used on the lower bout as well, and the hexagons as a design feature in the wooden headstock. Nothing in the tone sounded cheap or compromised. If I hadn't seen the guitar, I wouldn't have guessed a large part of the body was made of plastic.
And include a patter to make weighted hexagons to fit inside the lower bout. This would be a killer idea for a 3D SG. That way you could add weight easily by gluing in Hexagons until it was where you wanted it. Best Regards and Best Wishes!
I'd like to see a row of hexes along the bottom of that uncut headstock.
I'm absolutely amazed by the tele tones you got from this. Would love to see how you would "metalize" a tele. Hot rails? Route for humbuckers? Maybe some other options to get humbuck'ish tones with singlecoils on tap. I feel like tele has so much metal potential that is underutilized
Tele has a high gain pickup. A lot more meat than Strats do, and being a single coil it can go all the way into the twang of country. All in all they are very versatile guitars. Only drawback is they look kinda crude. I love the 2 I have.
Hi Leon. You've mentioned the acoustic "volume". Back in the 90's, I always wanted a Kramer Ferrington. Mate of mine had one, an acoustic that felt like an electric and wasn't so loud - or loud as an "normal" acoustic which can be awkward in some situations. Could a "Ferrington" be printed? OG's are very expensive s/h.
The original Acoustasonic! A 3D printed acoustic would be interesting - I wonder if the top would hold up to the necessary stresses?
Actually looked this up when I first saw it. At that price, I prefer natural fibres. Great review mate, a safe break to you
I printed a guitar and it sounds just as good but I unfortunately can't play like you
I don't know about you but this guitar sounds absolutely insane
This guy plays amazing amazing
Has me craving some HoneCombs cereal!
What type of toneplastic is it made from?
"Toneplastic" got me real good. It's standard 3d printer filament AFAIK
It was me who printed this guitar. It's made from PLA (Polylactic acid) and PETG (Polyethylene terephthalate glycol)
I know nothing about guitar at 50 yrs old.. if I build this.. I might pick it up
When an electric guitar is that loud and resonate acoustically its usually a pretty good sign it’ll sound great amplified and obviously things besides wood can resonate pretty good too, I think it sounds pretty good, it’s not really my type of thing, had the electric guitar been invented in a more modern time it could’ve been made out of just about anything but wood is relatively going to be easily accessible and easy to work and we’ve made a whole lot of Mojo out of special “tone woods” when the fact guitars are made of wood probably has way more to do with convenience than any sort of calculated tone wood formula,
If it sounds good it is good.
Yeah the whole point of legos is putting them together I would’ve been bummed if my parents assembled my legos before they give them to me.
I admire the technique and innovative process that went into this. And it sounds pretty darn good. But aesthetically... I just can't get into the honeycomb, Maybe if it were black; I dunno. But that's just my quirk-- hats off to the builders.
With digital amps now, it really doesn’t matter what guitar you use as long as you can play it well
First! Nice! Sounds good tho
Dude have you checked out the new Winger song and video? It’s pretty good. Very classic Winger
Yeah I like it. Kip sounds amazing!
I"m waiting until I can get 2 meters of monomolecular filament wound onto a spindle in my thumb with a pop off thumb tip.
Poor man's Aristides! :D But sounds good!
To me the headstock design looks "unfinished" - like: "Hey, customer! Take your own saw. And put it into any shape you personally like! 😄
No moneky grip - but by grabbing the guitar through the honeycombs with one hand, you could hold it up in a live show in unusual positions while tapping your butt off... a "showing-off"-friendly guitar!
Yeah I think that's the idea with those cheap HB kits - DIY headstock design and body finish!
@@LeonTodd Oh thanks, I didn´t get the "diy" in the first place. I had thought, some small brand would print that pody parts and the same brand would provide and sell a widely premounted guitar with the wooden parts.. Now I see, it´s just a manual how to print. And then you´d buy a fitting wood kit from HB - or vice versa.
T O N E W O O D
is that the prusacaster !?!?!?
Yes!
wtf....his parents pre-made the lego for him? How f**ked up is that.....
Still scandalized
@@LeonTodd The parents probably had a blast
I think it sounds great! But very strange looking....which is always cool in my book. But also I think Leon can make a eggplant with strings sound and play awesome...so hard for me to judge 🤣kidding.
The Eggplantocaster?!
@@LeonTodd that actually rolls with the tongue 😂
@@LeonTodd The nearest we got to this was Patrick Eggle guitars.... look it up! Okay not made from egg, but the name is blast from the past for me. The quality is superb from what I remember playing in the 1990s, a very close competitor to PRS in the day at a fraction of the price. Still being made it seems in 2023.
@@EgoShredder I remember reading about Eggle's in British guitar mags back in the day! Would love to try one.
On the question hardware, no material is equal, too hard to quantify and hard to measure. A good guitar is one you think is a good guitar.
i like
I want to know what type of toneplastic that is lol. Kinda throws the whole argument out the window.
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I think my ears would appreciate the ending solo played on your fav PRS! ;-)
Внешний вид не очень. Но я видел гитары из карбона. Вот они выглядят как надо.
so...are we now gonna start having discussions about tone plastics?
PLONE!
@@LeonTodd guess what my new prog djent band's name will be?
Talk about an open pore finish 😆