NES Paul for you here

[Professor Riffs]

http://www.xocmusic.com/NESpaul/

That is all. Continue thrashing.

[kdc113]

That hurts, the NES could be in a museum, for the guitar, no problem is a cheap and can be replaced easy.

[dagosto]

Holy crap!



me = stunned

[IbanezAndTamaDrums]

I was thinking about making one of these out of an old laptop (Like one from the Windows 95 days) but never got around to it. This is pretty sweet xD

[McLean]

That is awesome!!!!!

I wonder how he got the neck to be stable? I would like to do that to a few different items. I like the idea of the laptop. It would be primo if the NES or LAPTOP still worked.

[Professor Riffs]

It would be even better if you could put a NES cartridge in, and it could still read it but somehow use it to affect the sound. Not sure how that'd work but you get my drift.

[IbanezAndTamaDrums]

Put it into a SNES next, then N 64, etc etc. Make a nintendo series xD. Line each of the inside of the cases with maple and cut out room for everything and you'll be set x)

[dolivas]

Originally Posted by Professor Riffs

It would be even better if you could put a NES cartridge in, and it could still read it but somehow use it to affect the sound. Not sure how that'd work but you get my drift.

yeah! I think there is a cartridge out there that lets you control the built-in sound synth on the NES. take the guts out of a Casio DG guitar stick the guts of this NES in there, find a way to midi things and voila you've got a NES guitar synth.

Or better yet just use the DG to play Duck Hunt or River City Ransom what have you with a video out projecting on a screen as you solo.

[Ol'boy rivers]

That LP JR didn't deserve that... Moment of silence, for LP JR... Ok, Done. That's awesome.

[SorenP]

what's next? PrS2?

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