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A Pac Man guitar, built on a bet-- "Not only can I build it, I can make the headstock blink as well!" A variable-speed knob is located on the eyeball so you can synchronize the blinker to the beat. There is also an emergency push-button kill switch (another request of the client). I hope he makes some blue ghost bass guitars too. [via] Link.
Homemade Pac Man Electric Guitar
A Pac Man guitar, built on a bet-- "Not only can I build it, I can make the headstock blink as well!" A variable-speed knob is located on the eyeball so you can synchronize the blinker to the beat. There is also an emergency push-button kill switch (another request of the client). I hope he makes some blue ghost bass guitars too. [via] Link.
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Jun 22, 2005 12:31 AM
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I saw a dude playing one of those last week at a children's concert in Chicago. (We were just passing by).
No Blue Ghosts, but a Dukes Of Hazzard "General Lee" bass here;
http://www.libertyguys.org/articles/detail.asp?ArtID=788
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that is an amazin guitar how the hell did u make it + i need 2 learn how to make the insides of an electric guitar because i am making it for my GCSEs wb frm Will
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