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Location: New Hampsha | A great way to recycle spare parts!!
I think the varying color night light inside really helps to set the mood. :eek:
I can't wait for Honey to see it...
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Guess you can no longer use darkness as an excuse not to play. |
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Location: Vernon CT | Whoa Mitz!!! Nice, but it almost looks like you could of had an actual "Playable" guitar there! |
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Location: Hot Springs, S.D. | I was thinking the same thing, but I must admit, it looks deLIGHTful. |
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Location: Tennessee | Christmas Story II. Now in theatres near you. |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | +3 on the "Gee? That actually looks like a Nice Guitar." :confused:
But like the title sez "Too many spare parts, too much free time!" |
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Location: Miami | Is that a nonstandard sound hole config? Is that why it's now a lamp? If so, at least it looks cool! |
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Location: Montana | Sweet! It would be really cool if one of the tuners was a dimmer switch. Perhaps an E string and then you could say things like "honey, would you set the light to drop D for me" |
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Location: New Hampsha | The body is a 93C with a Bubinga top that I made; nonstandard soundholes.
The neck is a 12-string that's unusable; the tuners are mismatches.
It does play if you mind the lampshade, the oak base balances the K-bar neck. |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Interesting project!
How 'bout a pair of mini-floods on/in the base to highlight the Bubinga? |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | I think I've been in that room before. Excellent use of materials, Dawg. |
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Location: Copenhagen Denmark | That is the most exciting stand-lamp that I`ve ever seen ..Well Done !! |
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Location: the BIG Metropolis of TR | Wow Dawg! That is way cool......I likey!
Wish I had one in my music room
Nice job |
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Location: Upper Left USA | I couldn't decide whether to laugh or cry so did both.
Good Dawg! |
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Location: Pennsylvania | Very cool lamp and creative use of spare parts! When are you going into mass production? :-) |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Nice One! |
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Too many spare parts and too much spare time?