Wait, sorry, wrong video... I'm dealing with a HUGE hangover right now so maybe thats the reason. Anyway, these leds aren't covered. These are SMD leds which are square, and they are right at the surface of the fretboard.
Unfortunately not, but there is a link to the circuit diagram in the description. The whole thing is pretty simple: A channel underneath the fretboard, a few holes with leds poking through, and the negative led lead poking through a small hole in the corresponding fret slot. It makes a connection as soon as the fret gets tapped in. The rest is pointed out in the diagram.
It gets harder if you want to do this to an existing neck, since you have to remove the fretboard and do a refret..
@gengenrulez FAIL, but if you honestly dont know what pickups are, they are how an electric guitar " picks up" the signal from the strings. they are those little bars you see under the strings of an electric guitar.
There is one string on it but its the g so its too thin to see on my crappy camera. The sound you're hearing is purely the acoustic sound coming from the string. And if you dont believe it, watch my other video of my white homemade guitar, which has the same led feature
just saw another video of LED inlays, and it was cool too, but I prefer this setup where only certain inlays light up based on the fret you're on. very nice!
lol must be a pain in the ass to replace them if they burn out out out out out-ph ch out-ph ch ouuuutttttttwaaaahhhhhh out-ph ch out-ph ch (search beardy man and ducky kaoss pad)
he did this by sending a positive current through the strings,which completes the circuit once the string is pressed against the fret.Simple electronics people SIMPLE ELECTRONICS!!!!!!I coulda figured this one out when i was 6
... and you're wrong :D the strings are grounded at the bridge, so sending a positive current through the strings would not work. The positive current is sent to the LED, and the negative LED lead is connected to the fret. But you almost got it right ;)
can you make a video of you showing or telling how you did it please? that is really cool and i have a crap guitar that i am fixing up, and i already did graphics kinda like eddie van halen on it and i am gonna put a zakk wylde emg 81 pickup in it, but with led inlays, it would just make it comletely amazing!
The guitar srings are part of the circut in every electric guitar. If you hook up power to one side of LED, W/wire. Hook up the other side of LED to the tang of the fret. Ground the power to trem springs then circut is closed only when you press a string to the fret. The string acts as the 2nd wire, lighting up only LEDs near the frets you press the string to. This requires making wood chips. Does it make hella "bad ground" noise through a PickUp? Might work best on an acoustic. Campfire n' LEDs
Well, it works a bit different. I grounded the strings at the tuners, AND at the bridge. This makes the current run up through the strings, through the tuners, back into the battery. If you just use the bridge ground, the current flows through the strings, above the pickups, creating a magnetic field.. buzzzzzzz an clicks when the leds light up.
It would work perfect on an acoustic, if you have a steelstring one of course ;)
Now the circuit of your LP/PRS is still bugging me; It's your possibility to switch from this mode here to all leds on; To realize that you must connect the other contact (this towards the string). If you do that with a simple wire, all leds would light, if you press any fret; did you use diodes between the frets, so that the current can't flow back? Do you use then an additional resistor in "only fretted" mode to compensate the 0.6 volts from the diode? Or am I totally wrong?
Ohh, sorry for the last stupid question, of course thy are parallel connected, so they need the same voltage;
But I'm very confused about the connection from the led to the fret; How did you drill or make a hole to them, especially on the 3rd fret? Did you take off the fretboard?
Not a stupid question, its one of the most important things in this circuit and it shouldnt be overlooked ;)
strat:
used a sharp knife to chip away some of the fretboard wood. Then soldered a little wire to the fret strip and filled the gap with wood filler
LP/prs mix:
This project was built from scratch, so i drilled a small hole through the fret slot, and put the negative led lead through it (you have to bend them a pit so they can lie down in the slot). Put frets in -> done
and no I left the fretboard on the strat. Just drilled through it and filled the gaps with filler. Definately NOT the prettiest way to do it. You should try removing the fretboard (take a bit of guts to do that though..)
I've noticed, that my leds are too big to be placed over the trussrod; I'm going to drill through the whole neck on the upper side (where your leds are on the LP/PRS guitar)
I've read, that you lead the current through the strings; But this is only possible if the bridge/vibrato isn't grounded; Have you removed the connection with the mass there?
If the strings aren't connected to the mass, the guitar must be humming, unless you have your fingers on the string;
I've already thought about making a similar circuit in my selfbuilt model.
your video brought me to the idea that i can lead the current through the strings and through the trussrod. Thanks
The ground wire is still there, so it is possible. You just need to set up the circuit like this: Battery->resistor->LED->fret->string->Battery. Since the string is the 'ground wire' in this circuit: no problems at all.
Thank you very much; On your other guitar you can also switch between the method you are demonstrating here and all leds burning; How do mange this with your voltage and the resistors; I mean if 10 leds are active, they need a voltage ten times higher than one single led;
To where is the 2nd side of the led connected? A wire in the neck or did you use the trussrod?
Nope, the current is running from the frets, through the strings, to the tuners. I tried using the bridge, but that indeed creates noise and ticks when you fret a string. Using the tuners creates no unwanted sounds.
Btw, it works with 3 1.5 V AAA batteries, located behind the headstock. But it can also be done with 9V, you just need different resistors.
No, don't know why actually, but it doesnt happen. It only flows up to the tuner, fortunately ;)
The way I fitted these LEDs was a bit rude: I just drilled right through the fretboard and carved out a spot to fit the LED and a resistor. After that I used filler and paint to cover up the spots. It doesn't look pretty, but it works very well.
I'm working on a new guitar right now, made from scratch. This allowed me to fit the leds from underneath the fretboard. Video coming when its finished!
This is the best led example I have seen yet on youtube. The lighted pickups were nice but I was not impressed with the one with the lightning bolts as it was ugly and all the leds lit up like a bloody xmas tree every time the strings hit the frets anywhere. Yours has the best eye appeal to me. I am looking forward to your tutorial on how you installed these. Thanks! *****/*****
i think he wired each FRET to the circuit and to the brigde, and so , when he press a string , the led light up , and is like a switch! nice job ! What kind of leds did you use ?
Good for making instructional videos with low quality cameras, like toasters and stuff.
drwhofan981 1 month ago
Imagine Michael Angelo Batio playing on that fretboard? Shit those led would explode.
Macsk8ing 2 months ago
If only your playing was as impressive as the light show
DazReht 3 months ago
do the leds use a pressure thing that turn them on?
The911SONIC 8 months ago
Why does the 7th Fret look different?
apteka2 9 months ago
Those are some awesome tapping skills
punkvader77 11 months ago
this is awesome
LavamanMusic 1 year ago
say i pay u £100 can u do my neck for me?
ACiDgaming9796 1 year ago
no link in the description? i think this is awesome, can you post link again? thanks!
jw11432 1 year ago
@jw11432
Check out my other vids, I've done a full guitar build with this... including a schematic
koenbus 1 year ago
i want this in every fret
ZoltarDen 1 year ago
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sublime88sublime 1 year ago
@sublime88sublime
Wait, sorry, wrong video... I'm dealing with a HUGE hangover right now so maybe thats the reason. Anyway, these leds aren't covered. These are SMD leds which are square, and they are right at the surface of the fretboard.
koenbus 1 year ago
Its quite simple! Put 1.5V on the bridge, and connect the LED with the frets.
As soon as you press the string against the fret, you make a circuit and lightie goes up xD
BARTISDOM 1 year ago
ABOBE AFTER EFFECTS LOL
maybe.... ;)
cool though
MarkLittleVai 1 year ago
where can u get led lights for guitar please help me
sean1985n4 1 year ago
HOW ITS MAKE?
mrxaker95 1 year ago
thats so cool
Lippa100 1 year ago
dude.... SICK!!!!!!!!
MegaJaybee 1 year ago
that is very cool,you dont by any chance have a video of how to do that ,i have a bunch of led's i bought and am fixing to build another guitar.
dallasbluescat 1 year ago
check out my other video's, one of them is about my first complete guitar build. There's a circuit diagram in the description
koenbus 1 year ago
@ordignoinfernale
Shut it. I have heard him and his band play and he is amazing. You, on the other hand, haven't, so keep it down will ya.
Cool mod by the way ;)
PQfile 1 year ago
Don't listen to the haters, sir. That's a wicked cool mod. Have you posted an Instructable on how to do it? I'd love to rig my guitar that way.
chrisgadd1 1 year ago
Unfortunately not, but there is a link to the circuit diagram in the description. The whole thing is pretty simple: A channel underneath the fretboard, a few holes with leds poking through, and the negative led lead poking through a small hole in the corresponding fret slot. It makes a connection as soon as the fret gets tapped in. The rest is pointed out in the diagram.
It gets harder if you want to do this to an existing neck, since you have to remove the fretboard and do a refret..
koenbus 1 year ago
um I've loved this video for a long time, but I don't see any link to the circuit diagram...I'd be extremely grateful if there were one!!
tannerthomason 1 year ago
check out my other guitar video, there is a link to a diagram in the description ;)
koenbus 1 year ago
wtf where are the pick ups????
gengenrulez 2 years ago 2
@gengenrulez it clearly SAYS NO PICKUPS
tascouts120 2 years ago
@gengenrulez FAIL, but if you honestly dont know what pickups are, they are how an electric guitar " picks up" the signal from the strings. they are those little bars you see under the strings of an electric guitar.
spinaltap211 1 year ago
@spinaltap211 i know what is a pick up, i just didn't notice what was written in the description....
gengenrulez 1 year ago
@gengenrulez whoops misread your comment, i think i posted that comment at 12:00 in the morning
spinaltap211 1 year ago
That would be cool for pentatonic shredders!
puertto666 2 years ago 3
awesome dude all u need now is to learn something
ESP1BEAST47 2 years ago
ok , cool toy. Now learn to play
ordignoinfernale 2 years ago 3
ahahahaha
alesexy21 2 years ago
yeah get one that has them on the whole fret board play some yngwie malmsteen and i'll pop some e and its all gud
SeanSchecter 2 years ago
Is that real guitar string? Is it possible to do that every frat got 6 lights and when you playing scales lights follow your fingers?
myhapylife 2 years ago
what the hell are you talking about?
xxKoRndudexx 2 years ago
instructors on YouTube should use this idea...in EVERY fret, so its easy to see what they're playing.
AvengedRuleTheWorld 2 years ago
lol, that would definately make it easier.
(and Avenged Sevenfold = 100% awesome)
koenbus 2 years ago
write to a couple of online tutors to see what they think.
(And I don't really like A7X anymore :/)
AvengedRuleTheWorld 2 years ago
to ca m u i t o ma l!
PLimaFerro 2 years ago
are u gona put ickups on it
a123456789stake 2 years ago
Where'd you get the LED's from?
I want to get some for my bass?
kokid03 2 years ago
Just at any electronics shop around, or at an internet shop. Google is your friend
koenbus 2 years ago
so did you ever finish that guitat? or did you just make it to show us
ht448 2 years ago
Nice :)
i suppose the frets are connected to a circut under the fret board which are conected to the strings to make a circuit :)
nice idea and design
robertlucky 2 years ago
so how do you do that? can you buy a kit or something? can it be done when having all 6 strings on guitar?
stevros48 2 years ago
how the fuck dyoo do that ..pukka.man
100roberthenry 2 years ago
steve vai would love this guitar.
drockmuthafucka 2 years ago
cool
ht448 2 years ago
please tell me how to do this
SKDskateteam 2 years ago
that was way cool
back2thefutre 2 years ago
AWESOME!
gamacaio 2 years ago
that is fuckin awsome oh and lush pickups btw
citrenbalingo123 2 years ago 9
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the guitar has no pickups lol
danoushie 2 years ago
that was the joke cowboy.
karmapolice916 2 years ago 7
jajaja very very funny!
thanks for sharing this with us! I will do the same with my guitar
DoctorSinner 2 years ago
koo
jacobtb1 2 years ago
how can you do that? please tell me
emmaskater 2 years ago
why dont you put more strings on the guitar?and maybe some pickups...that would be badass
whynotfish 2 years ago
he is read the video info
MyCubicleRomance 2 years ago
i see the string, you guys are idiots.
conor1148 2 years ago
You should really post an instructional video on how to install LEDs in guitar necks. Would help me and some others for sure.
canscheer 2 years ago
nice idea to use the freat and string as a switch!
underwoodblog 2 years ago
holy fake, it's movie special effect
glad6667 2 years ago
You are a fucking idiot
koenbus 2 years ago
But where are mic and string???
glad6667 2 years ago
There is one string on it but its the g so its too thin to see on my crappy camera. The sound you're hearing is purely the acoustic sound coming from the string. And if you dont believe it, watch my other video of my white homemade guitar, which has the same led feature
koenbus 2 years ago
I love how theres... no strings! haha
Languille 2 years ago
Thats SO cool =]
nightmarr1321 2 years ago
btw, add red or green leds to other positions would like a disco then ;)
timjatomnee 2 years ago
lol, nicely done
timjatomnee 2 years ago
how u do it and wer u get em ?
modernworrior 2 years ago
Holy crap man that is awesome. I wonder if you could do that with a Fretlight? Cant wait to see it with six strings and pickup leds!
thebtompsonexpress 2 years ago
nice
kipkorner 3 years ago
just saw another video of LED inlays, and it was cool too, but I prefer this setup where only certain inlays light up based on the fret you're on. very nice!
KEWB99 3 years ago
lol must be a pain in the ass to replace them if they burn out out out out out-ph ch out-ph ch ouuuutttttttwaaaahhhhhh out-ph ch out-ph ch (search beardy man and ducky kaoss pad)
loktarwarrior 3 years ago
but the pickups back in
nickalexrock 3 years ago
NICE!~! I LIKE HOW MUCH lol
Denis543 3 years ago
How did you get the LEDs in the neck?
billbo2cool 3 years ago
hellllllllllls yeah
thats soo cool
time to customise my les paul lol
ZAB7 3 years ago
thats very kool
crazyenright 3 years ago
very cool! you didn't have to hollow out your guitar though, man, now it's an acoustic!
metalhead456789100 3 years ago 3
thats the routing for the electronics that go under the pickguard.
DickMotorman 3 years ago 2
Very nice dude. Any way you'd explain to us?
JAustinMunn 3 years ago
very nice!
halvathuvit 3 years ago
hola men
wow esta de lujo...
como se hace para instalar leds en el brazo???
pasa la receta jajajja, saludos...
canitrom1 3 years ago
"The guitar has only one string and no pickups or any electronics"
um berimbau uahiahiahiahiuahiahaha
mas ficou foda
zecarnica 3 years ago
How much does that costs?...To install LED inlays
Samthenativeamerican 3 years ago 2
LEDs are cheap as tits, but to install them is a DIYer
WhereMightWaldoB 3 years ago
Please let me know how you did this. I've been looking for the perfect mod for my guitar and this has to be it! please post instructions!!!!
emokid2322 3 years ago
when the string is fretted it completes the ground to the corresponding led via the fret, therefore lighting it up.
LeviMan2001 3 years ago
Can i buy that from you...ill put electronics in it and make a video of what it sounds like...
Ntc2415 3 years ago
he did this by sending a positive current through the strings,which completes the circuit once the string is pressed against the fret.Simple electronics people SIMPLE ELECTRONICS!!!!!!I coulda figured this one out when i was 6
IamDaReAlSeaN 3 years ago
... and you're wrong :D the strings are grounded at the bridge, so sending a positive current through the strings would not work. The positive current is sent to the LED, and the negative LED lead is connected to the fret. But you almost got it right ;)
koenbus 3 years ago
Een geweldige uitvinding voor dove gitaristen! Als je last hebt van string buzz kun je het hiermee ook zien i.p.v. horen ;)
Trouwens lekker optreden in Vlaanderen en gefeliciteerd! :)
pelleplayingguitar 3 years ago
Of gaan er dan niet meerdere LED's branden? Ik ben helaas (nog) niet zo'n genie met elektronica :P
pelleplayingguitar 3 years ago
so thats what a strat with no circuits is like
=0
RadioActiveBacon 3 years ago
on stage you'd get the old 'oooh your just playing by copying the lights' xD
oliglock 3 years ago
can you make a video of you showing or telling how you did it please? that is really cool and i have a crap guitar that i am fixing up, and i already did graphics kinda like eddie van halen on it and i am gonna put a zakk wylde emg 81 pickup in it, but with led inlays, it would just make it comletely amazing!
PLEASE POST A VID!?!?!
SoloDallas3 3 years ago
Could you give me instructions on how to do those? I'm really interested.
jamhan456 3 years ago
Thanks for the reply. Very smart to run it that way. Keep up the war on errorism. NOFX rocks
guitarlips1 3 years ago
The guitar srings are part of the circut in every electric guitar. If you hook up power to one side of LED, W/wire. Hook up the other side of LED to the tang of the fret. Ground the power to trem springs then circut is closed only when you press a string to the fret. The string acts as the 2nd wire, lighting up only LEDs near the frets you press the string to. This requires making wood chips. Does it make hella "bad ground" noise through a PickUp? Might work best on an acoustic. Campfire n' LEDs
guitarlips1 3 years ago
Well, it works a bit different. I grounded the strings at the tuners, AND at the bridge. This makes the current run up through the strings, through the tuners, back into the battery. If you just use the bridge ground, the current flows through the strings, above the pickups, creating a magnetic field.. buzzzzzzz an clicks when the leds light up.
It would work perfect on an acoustic, if you have a steelstring one of course ;)
koenbus 3 years ago
how you did that?
hellspawn0391 3 years ago
Thats really kool post a video on how to do that
GoldGlover39 3 years ago
any chance u can post a tutorial on how u did it?
xxxapolloxxx 3 years ago
that is some impressive stuff
mickb69 3 years ago
is there even strings on it?
vadge305 3 years ago
Doesn't look like..
PainlessSoul 3 years ago
read the description -_-'..
koenbus 3 years ago
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it looks fake and computerized
Logo3801 3 years ago
Its obviously Fake! LEDs are a myth made up by NeoNazi propagandists! Anyone who believes that a diode can emit light is a fool!
yovenshcoven 3 years ago 11
Exactly!!!! That is just as likely as Santa not existing!!
imixers 3 years ago 3
HAHA nice one :P
hellfugitive 3 years ago
Now the circuit of your LP/PRS is still bugging me; It's your possibility to switch from this mode here to all leds on; To realize that you must connect the other contact (this towards the string). If you do that with a simple wire, all leds would light, if you press any fret; did you use diodes between the frets, so that the current can't flow back? Do you use then an additional resistor in "only fretted" mode to compensate the 0.6 volts from the diode? Or am I totally wrong?
Best wishes!
rrhoads33 3 years ago
Ohh sorry, I meant : To implement that you must connect the other contacts together;
Otherwise the sentence doesn't make much sense;
Greetings from Austria!
rrhoads33 3 years ago
Ohh, sorry for the last stupid question, of course thy are parallel connected, so they need the same voltage;
But I'm very confused about the connection from the led to the fret; How did you drill or make a hole to them, especially on the 3rd fret? Did you take off the fretboard?
Best wishes to the Netherlands Wolfgang
rrhoads33 3 years ago
Not a stupid question, its one of the most important things in this circuit and it shouldnt be overlooked ;)
strat:
used a sharp knife to chip away some of the fretboard wood. Then soldered a little wire to the fret strip and filled the gap with wood filler
LP/prs mix:
This project was built from scratch, so i drilled a small hole through the fret slot, and put the negative led lead through it (you have to bend them a pit so they can lie down in the slot). Put frets in -> done
koenbus 3 years ago
and no I left the fretboard on the strat. Just drilled through it and filled the gaps with filler. Definately NOT the prettiest way to do it. You should try removing the fretboard (take a bit of guts to do that though..)
koenbus 3 years ago
I've noticed, that my leds are too big to be placed over the trussrod; I'm going to drill through the whole neck on the upper side (where your leds are on the LP/PRS guitar)
rrhoads33 3 years ago
I've read, that you lead the current through the strings; But this is only possible if the bridge/vibrato isn't grounded; Have you removed the connection with the mass there?
If the strings aren't connected to the mass, the guitar must be humming, unless you have your fingers on the string;
I've already thought about making a similar circuit in my selfbuilt model.
your video brought me to the idea that i can lead the current through the strings and through the trussrod. Thanks
rrhoads33 3 years ago
The ground wire is still there, so it is possible. You just need to set up the circuit like this: Battery->resistor->LED->fret->string->Battery. Since the string is the 'ground wire' in this circuit: no problems at all.
koenbus 3 years ago
Thank you very much; On your other guitar you can also switch between the method you are demonstrating here and all leds burning; How do mange this with your voltage and the resistors; I mean if 10 leds are active, they need a voltage ten times higher than one single led;
To where is the 2nd side of the led connected? A wire in the neck or did you use the trussrod?
Thanks Wolfgang
rrhoads33 3 years ago
wow.
How did you manage to have the leds lightening up only when you play their frets ? I would love to try that on my guitar 8)
dashoz 3 years ago
cool guitar...i think u should make a video explaining how you did that, so all us stupid people can do it.
messupinhead 3 years ago
how did you get to put the leds in the neck?
a7xforlife12 3 years ago
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FAKE!!! just look doesnt have pickups!!!
silverdum 3 years ago
Read the description you FUCKING idiot! And check out my other video of a completed guitar with fretleds.
koenbus 3 years ago
You can play an electric guitar without pickups, just not in an amp, and very loud.
jordanzed 3 years ago
You don't even need pickups to play.
SlitherSlash2 3 years ago
Damn that is truly awesome, you have to make a tutorial on how to do this man.
Shredder10213 3 years ago
theres no strings its fake
dethklokm3tal12 3 years ago
read the description before you start whining. If you think its fake, check out my other video.
koenbus 3 years ago
how did you get the fretboard of the neck??
jeroenoost 3 years ago
Pretty cool!
I wonder though, is there any effect of the (9 volt?) current running through the ground wiring? I would think that would mess with the pickups.
Cyeos 3 years ago
Nope, the current is running from the frets, through the strings, to the tuners. I tried using the bridge, but that indeed creates noise and ticks when you fret a string. Using the tuners creates no unwanted sounds.
Btw, it works with 3 1.5 V AAA batteries, located behind the headstock. But it can also be done with 9V, you just need different resistors.
koenbus 3 years ago
Wow, OK. Very clever.
Doesn't the current flow through the strings into the bridge anyway, since they're connected? Or it somehow only flows from fret to tuner.
And how'd you get to the fretboard underneath? Did you take out the skunk strip and drill past the truss rod?
Cyeos 3 years ago
No, don't know why actually, but it doesnt happen. It only flows up to the tuner, fortunately ;)
The way I fitted these LEDs was a bit rude: I just drilled right through the fretboard and carved out a spot to fit the LED and a resistor. After that I used filler and paint to cover up the spots. It doesn't look pretty, but it works very well.
I'm working on a new guitar right now, made from scratch. This allowed me to fit the leds from underneath the fretboard. Video coming when its finished!
koenbus 3 years ago
it mi
JimmyPage968 3 years ago
thats awesome! I neeed a tutorial on this!
danielmillermedzon 3 years ago
Cool...except for the fact that the guitar has no pickups or pickguard!
GunsNRoses76567 3 years ago 2
thats because it wasn't finished at that stage ;)
koenbus 3 years ago
What A Deluxe Creation!
nightingale013 3 years ago
This is the best led example I have seen yet on youtube. The lighted pickups were nice but I was not impressed with the one with the lightning bolts as it was ugly and all the leds lit up like a bloody xmas tree every time the strings hit the frets anywhere. Yours has the best eye appeal to me. I am looking forward to your tutorial on how you installed these. Thanks! *****/*****
quinoacat 3 years ago
That's awesome. I totally want to do that.
Valentizzle 4 years ago
If you really made that tutorial, I'd be praying to you all night for the rest of my life :D
Havoccus 4 years ago
Hi man, where are you do that work? I have a stramer stage 2 and I want that amazin work
!!
ebuychile 4 years ago
Hey mate, I live in Holland. Probably not near me, but you can try to do it yourself :) in planning to write a tutorial about it
koenbus 4 years ago
Oooh man do that tutorial because is a great work . thanks for all.
ebuychile 4 years ago 3
how much would it cost me to have you do it to my bass>> lol i live in holland too haha
pari666 3 years ago
ik doe het nog niet op gitaren van anderen, ik ben bang dat ik ze sloop :P
koenbus 3 years ago
cool leds
cleanmonk32 4 years ago
This is simply awesome. I want it :)
Havoccus 4 years ago
i think he wired each FRET to the circuit and to the brigde, and so , when he press a string , the led light up , and is like a switch! nice job ! What kind of leds did you use ?
Vaistarr 4 years ago
That's right. The strings and fret act like a switch, its really simple but it works awesome.
The leds are SMD leds, very small, rectangular leds, very nice but a pain in the **** to solder them
koenbus 4 years ago
wth where are the strings
iplaybass77 4 years ago
read the description -_-'
koenbus 4 years ago
...and it IS a cheap guitar ;)
koenbus 4 years ago
its cool, but i think it would get old fast. i'd only do it on a cheap guitar.
Hepnotic 4 years ago
Pretty cool. I did something very similar to my guitar, except they all light up at once instead of just the fret you are fingering.
ScotWithOnet 4 years ago
dude how the hell did you do that!!! if you have a site with installation blueprints or somthing send it my way!
Dogma216 4 years ago
ya man im wit this guy how da hek wus this possible???
carlopedraza 4 years ago
Nice nofx shirt koen :P
(eelke)
henkdedikke 4 years ago
please give me a link to get some
Tsuekasa 4 years ago
Cooooooooooool man!!! Echt goed gedaan
gr1mr34p0r 4 years ago