Introduction: Guitar Tuner Wallet
About: I am a 15 year old Republican bassist from New Jersey who loves camping, but is not an environmentalist, and loves punk rock, but hates its Liberal leanings.
So...You're a musician, you say? You like to go out after a gig or practice? Well, here's a way to always have a few extra dollars safe when you're playing music, or just in general. BTW, this is my first instructable, so don't be harsh if I did a shoddy job.
Step 1: What You Will Need
1. A Korg Chromatic Tuner
2. Your Fingers
3. Two bills of any denomination - a paper bill is a paper bill, no matter the price, so you can put in two ones, two fives, or any other combination
Step 2: Opening Your Tuner
The tuner must be opened for this to work. This is real easy, so just follow the pictures.
Step 3: Money Folding
This step is also real easy - fold each bill in half twice. Important - Don't fold your bills together, stack them.
Step 4: Finished!
Now, just snap the back plate with your two bills onto the front half. Enjoy!
25 Comments
13 years ago on Introduction
short for instructable - the nstructa
13 years ago on Introduction
looks like we got a new 'ible in process! a dollar bill guitar tuner? i want to see!
15 years ago on Introduction
hey brother i followed ur instructables, and everything was good, and then HOLLY SH...uttle my house was robbed, 4 of my guitars along with 3 basses and my cello were stoled, and guess what, they left my pedalboard but the bloody sons of hell take with'em my bloody tuner along with 7000 pesos, wich is like 650 dollars, so i gotta buy everithing anyway good instructable
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
that sucks man. well, if theyr taking the guitars theyr taking the tuner. mebe next time youll put it in something no one needs or uses, school textbooks maybe.
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
um...isnt pesos spanish for a pound, which is a dollar? im hispanic so im around alot of people who speak spanish..i never bothered to ask what it meant tho...but pretty much, i think they took just 650 dollars..not 7000...
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
pesos is money. pesos are mexican dollars. like canadian or german or something. they took 650 american dollars worth of pesos. so they tool pesos, but the amount of pesos is equal to 650 american dollars.
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
no. Pesos is the currency in mexico. just like Dollars in USA and euro in Europe, and at that time it was about 12 pesos were a dollar, so if the took 7000 pesos the took about 650 dollars or something like that. pesos is another currency, not a transalation
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
eh, you learn something new every day..
Reply 15 years ago on Introduction
that really sucks. i'm really sorry to hear that. the pesos might be my fault (sort of) but don't blame the rest on me. still sorry to hear that.
Reply 15 years ago on Introduction
I'm not Blaming u of nothing, i know that it was my fault, but how in the bloody hell should i had expected that they would had taken my tuner?, its not ur fault im just sharing my experience
14 years ago on Step 4
Humm, great idea! Instead of money, you could put anything you'd like, including illegal stuff. Cool...
15 years ago on Introduction
put a shirt on plz
Reply 15 years ago on Introduction
i was wearing a tanktop. you can see it in some of the pictures.
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
LoL
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
wow...like it matters if a person is wearing a shirt? not like you can see anything. just his arm.
15 years ago on Introduction
does the tuner still work though?
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
depending on the make and model of the tuner, I bet you could still get it to work
15 years ago on Introduction
Nice pictures, and good grammar and spelling. 8 out of 10 for a first instructable.
Reply 15 years ago on Introduction
Yeah, I agree. Great Instuctable!!
15 years ago on Introduction
why do i suck? what did i do to you? or what did i do wrong?