Tone concrete - sounds like any other guitar

[Lewguitar]

I kinda doubt the guy who made that concrete ax plans on gigging with it regularly. Pretty sure he made it to "prove" a point. And just for the fun of it. Look how much fun it's been just talking about it.

[Demanic]

How about 3D printed chambered concrete? Or the less expensive alternative, pumice?

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[Howlermonkey]

Soft rubber in a guitar will try to damp all vibrations of the part it is attached to.

[beaubrummels]

Just goes to prove, you can make a peanut butter sandwich using sourdough bread, and it will still taste like a peanut butter sandwich, because peanut butter is the most influential flavor in that recipe; and while the average person might not mind the difference, any person who regularly eats peanut butter sandwiches can probably sense the influence of the sourdough in this case also.

[Demanic]

Just goes to prove, you can make a peanut butter sandwich using sourdough bread, and it will still taste like a peanut butter sandwich, because peanut butter is the most influential flavor in that recipe; and while the average person might not mind the difference, any person who regularly eats peanut butter sandwiches can probably sense the influence of the sourdough in this case also.

What about a nice marble rye?

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[beaubrummels]

What about a nice marble rye?

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Sounds interesting, but custom shop.

[Demanic]

Fine, I'll make it myself.

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[Wattage]

Well it was fun to watch anyways

[Erlend_G]

I can clearly hear the KOA top of my lmt. ed. Epiphone Wildkat "koa". :/ - the louder I put the amplifier, the better I hear it.

especially trough the neck pickup, that is suspended in the lid- and the guitar is completely hollow except a "tone block" underneath the bridge.

so... :O