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Sneak Peek — First images of SlipStick Carry-On Electric Slide Guitar prototype

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I’m here at Orlando Airport waiting for a flight back to St. Louis. I was at a management seminar over the past few days and had originally designed this guitar for the trip, so that I would have an instrument to play during the down time.

I call it a carry-on electric slide guitar because it is 20 inches in length and designed to fit diagonally across a carry-on sized suitcase. It worked well and though I brought a distortion pedal and mini amp, I really only needed my iPhone, the GarageBand app, an iRig interface, and a pair of headphones.

The bench image is early, as I have since moved the strings closer together and added a 1/4″ jack, but I will likely install three strings on the on the finalized model.

There will be more to come.

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December Project — 9 Volt Power Adapter Guitar Pickup

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December’s project is a high output/low noise guitar pickup, constructed of two power adapter coils, four metal picture hangers, a handful of neodymium magnets, and some electrical tape. This project comes in under $20 and can be modified to fit a number of applications— whether it’s a replacement pickup for a stock guitar or a home build like the six-string steel guitar I’m working on or even a four-string cigar box guitar.

I’m excited to release this versatile pickup design and am extremely happy with the results thus far. It’s stereo capabilities and compact design offer numerous options and I am convinced that further exploration will reveal many more useful applications.

Check out our other fun projects in the menu above and don’t hesitate to comment or contact us if you have questions, concerns, or need advise regarding a project.

Follow the link to this month’s project: https://junkshopaudio.com/9-volt-power-adapter-guitar-pickup/

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Introduction

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Hello and welcome to Junk Shop Audio; we’re happy you could join us. Audio experimentation is an interesting, yet challenging endeavor; Junk Shop Audio is committed to providing detailed project instructions and relevant dialogue regarding audio related projects and topics.

Junk Shop Audio seeks to simplify the construction of audio projects through the modification of existing products, thus lessening the necessity for electrical experience or building expertise. We hope that you enjoy exploring the nuances of sound manipulation, as our site continues to grow.

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