Guitar Changes Its Identity by Replacing Its Wooden Heart

1 Comment By Eran Abramson on June 6th, 2008 in Customer Experience

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The guitar is a wonderful musical instrument. It is versatile, sounds great, and has a place for all kinds of musicians: from beginners to professionals, blues to heavy metal, and children to adults. The longer you play, the more you experiment to find a different sound, or in other words, another identity for your loved guitar.

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Amit Zoran, Pattie Maes and Marco Coppiardi continue to work on musical instruments and have provided their guitar with a replaceable wooden heart.

This musical project has combined an acoustic instrument with virtual abilities. The wooden heart has its distinct settings and sound, which with a virtual sound box, provide flexible sounds and capabilities.

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This is simply an amazing idea: as musicians play their acoustic instruments, they would be able to change the heart of the guitar without adding special effects to amend their sound. This in fact will keep a specific loved guitar intact and normal, but its identity and sound will change.

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Via: Architectradure

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One Response to “Guitar Changes Its Identity by Replacing Its Wooden Heart”

  1. GD Says:

    wow, looks impressive.
    say it’ll cost an arm and a leg though.

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