benno Posted October 16, 2003 Report Posted October 16, 2003 Okay here we go, 1st ill introduce myself i am 16 years old, have nevr built a guitar before, but have been playing for quite a few years, I live in AUstralia and im at school on year 11. I do a subject called Deisgn and Technology and can design and build anything that satisfys a need. And a need is to have private practise time without having to have anything more than a guitar. And also it is very quiet type of practise as well... anyways.. what i was thinking was................. Now i have very little experience with amps and electrics except for changing pickups. Anyway i was thinking that maybe you could put a tiny little amp in the guitar just before the out put jack then adding a headphone jack to the guitar. The style of guitar would probly be a sratocaster style. And i realise i could only have no effects what so ever. One amp i was looking at is here ..very small, fit easily into a strat with a little bit more routing Has this been done before, is it possible? And for anyone else in AUstralia looking at making a guitar for DT dont steal my idea Cheers Guys, Ben Quote
Page_Master Posted October 16, 2003 Report Posted October 16, 2003 hey ben it is possible. it would be cheaper if you knew a bit about electronics though. like for example, if you got a mini pre amp kit, like what they have at Jaycar, connected to a power source, and if you wanted to, took apart a boss distortion pedal and added it before the jack then it went into the pre amp to headphones, it would work. you might have to study the **** for a while though as it sounds like an operation. Page. Quote
Little Bit Posted October 23, 2003 Report Posted October 23, 2003 Easily possible. These go for about $25-30 U.S. and they might even have a distributer near you. I own several, they sound amazing for a tiny little practice amp. http://zinky.com/Smokey.html Quote
benno Posted October 24, 2003 Author Report Posted October 24, 2003 Thanks man, But the link you gave me doesnt work. Can ya check it for me please. Cheers, Ben Quote
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