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DIY Guitar
You can never have enough guitars
Discover step-by-step guides and tutorials for mastering guitar techniques, gear setup, and DIY projects. Learn new skills and enhance your guitar journey
Introduction Prerequisites. This is the continuation of the other post, “Happiness Does Exist! An Easy Way to Make a Magnetic Pickup“. Now it’s about the implementation of the idea of the DIY pickup from the transformer. Charger In the previous post, I said “spare transformer” to use, but I forgot to say where you can…
Happiness does exist! Discover an easy way to make a magnetic pickup for your guitar. Step-by-step guide for DIY enthusiasts.
Discover the best eBay deals on guitar parts I always look for—hardware, pickups, tools, and more to build or upgrade your guitar affordably.
Learn how to create a DIY Harp Mic using repurposed materials like a pill bottle and old earpiece. Step-by-step guide for a compact and budget-friendly mic!
Discover the Diddley Bow’s rich history and DIY charm. Learn how this one-string wonder-shaped blues music and build your own with our step-by-step guide.
Amigo Guitar goes electric! Discover how this travel-friendly instrument gets a new sound with an electric upgrade, perfect for musicians on the go.
Introduction: Did you know you can build a DIY magnetic pickup for your CBG or Diddley Bow for next to nothing? Magnetic pickups offer a warmer tone and higher output compared to piezo pickups, which are commonly used in these instruments. Materials: Broken headphones (free from friends or electronics stores) Magnet (from the headphones) Copper…
Finally, I’ve got some time to describe how this project update—see how this custom build is shaping up, with the latest tweaks and refinements bringing it closer to completion. The Blood Red Telecaster guitar project is going so far. I didn’t expect that everything would go smoothly. Well, and I was right! It is always…
There are three major categories of acoustic guitars produced nowadays: all solid wood, solid top, and laminate. Laminate wood guitars These are the low-end cheap guitars used mostly by beginners.Laminate is wood in which sheets of wood are layered on top of each other. Usually, a thin layer of more expensive wood is placed over…
Struggling guitarist on a budget? You’re not alone! Many people want a great guitar but can’t afford a top-of-the-line model. Whether you’re just starting or a casual player, there’s a way to get a fantastic instrument without spending a fortune. This post is about how to easily upgrade your cheap guitar. I mean a basic…
