harizmaninchains
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Are there any shops in Singapore that does guitar modding such as Kaoss Pad installations into the guitar and pedal installations into the guitar in singapore. reply asap please
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Any Singapore Shops that services Kaoss Pad installation??
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relinquish69
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can try asking Guitar Connection. Kelvin can do almost anything under the sun haha!
theGroovyMusic
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^ Yep, but must be certain you install ah...or else......
Anyway, just wondering, you got influenced by Matt Bellamy from Muse?
Anyway, just wondering, you got influenced by Matt Bellamy from Muse?
jeffrey0603
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If its muse you're after. Forget it. Kaoss pad is not feasible for guitar. Why would you want a kaoss pad IN your guitar anyway anyway?
battlestar13
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If i were u, i will install a fuzz factory instead.
More fun to play with.
Kaoss pad damn troublesome.
More fun to play with.
Kaoss pad damn troublesome.
jeffrey0603
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I think both are pretty useless. Matt RARELY uses it anyways.
battlestar13- IS THAT A MATTCASTER I SEE IN YOUR PIC??
battlestar13- IS THAT A MATTCASTER I SEE IN YOUR PIC??
PatheinRaindropMoe
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go try with the kp with geetar first then decide whether wanna do the conversion.
the kp is not meant for geetar signal in the first place. Once you connect the geetar to it via rca to 1/4inch phone jack, the signal coming out from there will be too weak, soft and lifeless. All the hi frequency will be gone. The signal from the geetar is too weak to drive the kp to produce any decent output signal.
there are ways to overcome it, but its not as easy as just connect input to output.
the kp is not meant for geetar signal in the first place. Once you connect the geetar to it via rca to 1/4inch phone jack, the signal coming out from there will be too weak, soft and lifeless. All the hi frequency will be gone. The signal from the geetar is too weak to drive the kp to produce any decent output signal.
there are ways to overcome it, but its not as easy as just connect input to output.
LadyInTears
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are you the legendary guy ive heard about who sticks a FF on your guitar?
harizmaninchains
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Its because i wanna have a guitar thats way more different from others, dont want the same old design on each and every guitar. wanna try to make something uncommon.
harizmaninchains
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yeah, im gonna install a KP2, Fuzz Factory and Mxr Phase 90 into it and also a killswitch. now thats a killa, haha.
harizmaninchains
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Yes! im really a big big fan of Matt and the crew. Check out my Youtube profile for Muse 2010 Big Night Out Singapore. www.youtube.com/harizmaninchains^ Yep, but must be certain you install ah...or else......
Anyway, just wondering, you got influenced by Matt Bellamy from Muse?
jskadiang
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You want something different so you completely emulate someone else's guitar?
Not to pick on you or anything, but realistically, installing all that in a guitar is gonna be a real lovelovelovelovelove and challenging task for any tech here. Plus you're bound to get bored of making squeals and shit after a few months.
malbobi
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wow! thats gonna burn a huge hole in your pocket!
fyan
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relinquish69
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Woah, like that not much wood left for your tone man.
fyan
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yeah. i agree. unlike matt. he has his rigs and amps to compensate.
relinquish69
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Who knows maybe you'd would get a nice pseudo hollow body guitar tone from all that missing wood. I'm not being sarcastic at all if you are interpreting it that way. I'm actually quite interested in knowing the outcome after adding that many effects on your guitar. I wouldn't do it on mine because I'm not that adventurous 
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