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Step 5Attach it all to your Guitar!
Now, using duct tape or velcro or something, attach the box on to a place on the guitar you can easily reach. Plug the cable into the guitar and try it out! It's a little tricky at first, but with practice, it'll sound good!
Try moving it to different places! Putting it in the lower left makes it easy to hit with your arm!
If you really like the killswitch and think you're ready to actually install one, check out this Instructable by pandaman0529!
Try moving it to different places! Putting it in the lower left makes it easy to hit with your arm!
If you really like the killswitch and think you're ready to actually install one, check out this Instructable by pandaman0529!
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Nov 7, 2008. 8:58 PMbeauwalker23
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no duct tape! use a suction cup or someting. that would work better and not damage your guitar! great instructible by the way. me and my dad are going to try this tomorrow.
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Feb 14, 2009. 11:42 AMkneecaps
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alcohol will remove any leftover adhesive left on your guitar. i believe it doesnt damae ur guitar when u put alcohol.
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Jan 13, 2009. 2:23 PM
st.paul
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st.paul
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great idea. i was thinking about putting it on my bass too! a microphone would be cool too.
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Nov 13, 2007. 5:57 AMsugg22
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looks good! might try it on my bass ( I know that bassists don't normally use killswitches, but I think it might be interesting.).
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