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LED belt buckle guitar

A while back I thought it would be cool to install one of those LED belt buckles in my guitar. And now my dream has finally become reality:

It was easier to do than I thought. Take one slightly abused guitar:

 

Take one LED belt buckle:

Flip the LED belt buckle over and there’s a piece jutting out that’s supposed to go into your belt:

Drill a hole in your guitar (not too big or the buckle will flop around):

Push the belt buckle into the hole.

Video:

It’s pretty sturdy but I’ll probably tie it to my guitar strap hook to make sure it stays attached to the guitar if it falls out. Also I may install a switch so I don’t have to pull it out to turn it on and off.

Posted to , , by Brad on 2/12/07 @ 4:53 pm |
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12 Responses to “LED belt buckle guitar”



  1. 1
    marcus

    that is sweet. you should install a switch right next to the one for your guitar’s pickup.

  2. 2
    Brad

    I got the switch triggering, it’s actually only a momentary button so I may stick it on the side of the buckle or something instead.

  3. 3
    james

    put it in neutral

  4. 4
    ken

    That roxx. I have a belt buckle like that and might hook it up to one of my synths…

    -k

  5. 5
    Mark Forman

    hey that’s cool now how do you feed guitar thru the loops?

  6. 6
    Baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

    KOOL!

  7. 7
    jackster

    ssssswwwwweeeeettttt

  8. 8
    Roger

    It might be kooler if you installed it the OTHER way (so that it could be read while you’re playing). As it is, the text is upside down if you are holding it!

  9. 9
    Brad

    Roger: I’m left-handed.

  10. 10
    Fanny

    Wow, where did u get the belt buckle?

  11. 11
    jayme

    wow, dude that’s sweet!

  12. 12
    blessing archibong

    pls i want to buy one guitar.

    thanks
    am looking for your reply.

    thanks
    blessing



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