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Permalink Reply by joe cerroni on February 22, 2010 at 3:25pm

Great build man, soundin gooood! Congrats dude, ain't these things a hoot?

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Permalink Reply by Wade on February 22, 2010 at 3:25pm

Nice build Teddy. Cleaner build than my first one.

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Permalink Reply by Todd Crockett on February 22, 2010 at 6:34pm

Nice, great sound & clean look.

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Permalink Reply by Jon Pruett on February 22, 2010 at 7:28pm

That sounds great! Nice work!

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Permalink Reply by MichaelS Country Boy Guitars on February 23, 2010 at 3:00am

Teddy, nice job! Like the look and the sound. I have the same box for my next build and you have helped me decide to put in the piezo, thanks dude.

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Permalink Reply by Jon Pruett on February 23, 2010 at 5:03am

My first build used this same box, but I'm getting a lot more neck and body noise with my piezo. I used a little pool of hot glue to mount it, and covered the back in hot glue as well. What mounting method did you use? Thanks,

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Permalink Reply by HENRY LOWMAN on February 23, 2010 at 5:28am

Coooool build there...lean, MEAN sound when amped up! Post some more tunage for us! :-)

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Permalink Reply by Tommy on February 23, 2010 at 9:09am

Congrats on the build. Nice playing xD

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Permalink Reply by Teddy B. on February 23, 2010 at 9:32am

I just sticky taped the pizo in. I know the guides on the internet says to use one without electronics but I couldn't tell whether there were any in it anyway. So this is a pizo with a circuit board. I don't know if that affects anything as I don't know what it's for. I did take the element out though. (out of the casing that is)

Jon Pruett said:

My first build used this same box, but I'm getting a lot more neck and body noise with my piezo. I used a little pool of hot glue to mount it, and covered the back in hot glue as well. What mounting method did you use? Thanks,

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Permalink Reply by Teddy B. on February 23, 2010 at 9:34am

I've actually built a second one! It isn't on the internet because it was for my brother and he's fussy about "his" things

Randy S. Bretz said:

Conqrats on your first build. Sounded good, now on to #2 and etc. and etc. and etc.

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Permalink Reply by Jon Pruett on February 23, 2010 at 9:56am

Sticky tape! I love it! So much for my over-engineering with researched glueing techniques. I have to keep remembering that CBG's are all about just winging it and letting the good things happen. :)

Thanks!

Teddy B. said:

I just sticky taped the pizo in. I know the guides on the internet says to use one without electronics but I couldn't tell whether there were any in it anyway. So this is a pizo with a circuit board. I don't know if that affects anything as I don't know what it's for. I did take the element out though. (out of the casing that is)

Jon Pruett said:

My first build used this same box, but I'm getting a lot more neck and body noise with my piezo. I used a little pool of hot glue to mount it, and covered the back in hot glue as well. What mounting method did you use? Thanks,

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Permalink Reply by Rick Martin on February 23, 2010 at 10:42am

Same here on the sticky tape method. I bought one of those Ted Crocker piezos, moved it around on the inside of the box while playing the guitar until it sounded right, and taped it in. It works great, picks up every little sound. You can literally talk into my guitar and it hear it on the amp, and even the tap the box itself as a sort of drum.

Nice raw Delta Blues build, Teddy, built in the spirit of the music, fretless and all. Sounds great, dude.


Teddy B. said:

I just sticky taped the pizo in. I know the guides on the internet says to use one without electronics but I couldn't tell whether there were any in it anyway. So this is a pizo with a circuit board. I don't know if that affects anything as I don't know what it's for. I did take the element out though. (out of the casing that is)

Jon Pruett said:

My first build used this same box, but I'm getting a lot more neck and body noise with my piezo. I used a little pool of hot glue to mount it, and covered the back in hot glue as well. What mounting method did you use? Thanks,

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