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Moritz Waldemeyer made these fuzzy LED and laser Gibson Les Pauls for OKGO, which I think might notch them a smidgen above Daft Punk in total wearable volts. [via Fashioning Technology]
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Moritz Waldemeyer's illuminated guitars
Posted by Becky Stern |
Dec 22, 2009 11:00 AM
Arts, Music, Wearables |
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I'd think that having lasers mounted like that where they're very likely to sweep the audience would run afoul of the various laser-radiation rules. Things like commercial laser sweeps have to be positioned very carefully to *never* cross the audience, and I'm sure touring groups get randomly inspected to confirm this, just as they would for any other rigging-safety issue (e.g. failsafe hooks on lighting fixtures, etc)...
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