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Customuse — Sunrise 3D Printed Guitar
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Meet the Sunrise guitar, a fully functional SLS 3D printed electric guitar. Our guitars come fitted with USA made Seymour Duncan Alnico Pro II Single coils, giving a deep warm tone to the guitar. The resonance and sound quality of the guitar is sustained by an American hardwood centre block. The guitar comes fitted with Ernie Balls' 10 strings. If you are interested in purchasing a Customsue guitar, or if you would like some additional customisation, or different pickups or strings, please feel free to contact me. Here at Customuse we make your dreams come true by printing your personality!Twitter: twitter.com/Customuse
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Website: www.customu.se
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And i thought an Acoustic Guitar was problematic when you dropped the pick. But at least it'd probably fall right back out again.
These look pretty sweet.
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Glad to hear I'm not the only person out there that's lost a few picks in their guitar (always a joy when you have the hold it above your head and try shaking the pick out)! With our designs you certainly don't have to worry about that!
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I'm glad the hear you love the guitar- and i'll be sure to let our designer know (the girl) too- Thank you so much for the favs!
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yeah, i used to build guitars and would make one of a kind pieces for my bands tours in the 90's i cant believe thats a 3d printer?! i had created stuff that couldnt been built with wood and now i see how the 3d could build the designs i had back then...do you ever work with artist for designs fpr guitars, i have some designs that are insane,,,jus dont know how to do it, but it looks like you guys do!
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Hiya! I'm always really excited to hear from people that build or use to build guitars, because I thinks its such an art form to be able to be able to create a good sounding instrument. I help with part of the design, picking out electronics and decorating/painting the guitars, but when it comes to actually assembling them I let our luthier do it- he's out of the world. So I take my hat off to you!
We're always looking to collaborate with artists and designers- we know sometimes that some of our designs have the tech know-how (how to create the CAD models), but they lack a creative spark, so we often times work with designers that have a concept that we can translate into a guitar. I would love to have a look at/hear about some of your designs- we've only really had insight/creative input from a limited pool of people, so I'm always looking for people to help expand our vision, and I think because of your background/experience in music you'd have some really interesting design concepts based on personal experience... so long answer short- I'd love to see some of your work!
Cheers,
Sophie
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well i would love that, my ideas are really cool! I've only made one of the guitars and it was a prototype,
My stuff is based on comic books one of my bands use to make. All the ideas are trademarked and copyrighted.
I would love to talk with you in person on the phone about it before i sent off any ideas...these are my babies as you can
understand...You can call me anytime at 928-600-2142 my name is Josh Mottley.
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