The one-off model used about $3,000 worth of plastic...
Was the neck 3D printed too? It looks like wood to me.
I thought it was more like 300-350lbs of tension.A guitar is only under roughly 200 pounds of string tension? I thought it would be more than that.
they said that in the article.I don't know where they got their information from but that's not the world's first 3D printed guitar. There's another dude who made a couple electrics at least a year ago. .
I don't know where they got their information from but that's not the world's first 3D printed guitar. There's another dude who made a couple electrics at least a year ago. I'll search out the link and post it when I find it.
As for whether or not plastic beats out wood, I would say that it certainly does with acoustics but electrics is a whole other story. And by the way, what do you think of Ovations? They're mostly plastic, if you didn't already know.
I thought it was more like 300-350lbs of tension.
Please do! I'm interested in hearing what you have to say.
The new me stops me from pointing out when people post wrong or ill considered stuff here. It stems from no longer caring whether the info here is good or not and just ignoring people who parade opinions without the background or knowledge to back it up. It's been a long journey.![]()
Well, I never really asserted any of this. I actually have huge doubts to this. I just want to know what you say, as your knowledge is incredibly more extensive than mine.
The new me stops me from pointing out when people post wrong or ill considered stuff here. It stems from no longer caring whether the info here is good or not and just ignoring people who parade opinions without the background or knowledge to back it up. It's been a long journey.![]()
Our bowl bodies are made from Lyrachord, a durable yet lightweight composite material designed to efficiently transmit vibration. A Lyrachord body has a smooth interior surface that reflects sound better than porous wood. A molded Lyrachord bowl doesn't require internal braces that can block soundwaves traveling inside the guitar. And unlike wood, Lyrachord is virtually indestructible-our bowls won't warp, chip, crack, or split. Thanks to Lyrachord, the Ovation roundback is the world's most scientifically advanced acoustic guitar.
Whats this supposed to mean? I mentioned that acoustic Ovations are mostly plastic. This isn't me "parading an opinion". Have you played one or even held one in your hands? The entire backside is made of plastic. I know this because I owned one.
From Ovation's website:
And as for the statement I made about wood (which was clearly stated as an opinion) as the building material, I can be pretty certain as well because I MAKE solidbody guitars and I've tried several different materials, including cardbord, a giant piece of ABS plastic and various woods. I can post pics and make sound clips, if you still think I'm just "parading my opinions [about] without the background or knowledge to back it up".
seriously?Whats this supposed to mean? I mentioned that acoustic Ovations are mostly plastic. This isn't me "parading an opinion". Have you played one or even held one in your hands? The entire backside is made of plastic. I know this because I owned one.