just look at this. Its way too complex for me to play never mind fit.

http://www.guitarplayer.com/article/51-strat/oct-08/87779

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Way to much time on hand

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Yeah but at least it wasn't a Clapton Blackie, or something like that

WONDER HOW IT WOULD SOUND IN THE STUDIO?

True whats one more Blackie to the thousands there already are.

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The strongest reason for the people to retain the right to keep and bear arms is, as a last resort, to protect themselves against tyranny in government.

Thomas Jefferson

Well i guess we now know what Pete55 should do with his 58 Strat!!!!

Personaly i'd find the guitar unplayable. Not through any fault of the guitars, just a fault of mine. I'd be too busy balancing the seperate string volumes and tones to play a note.

Anyone remember the Z coils G&L used when they first came out. They would be great with seperate volumes for each side of the pickup. And it wouldnt be a hard mod either, they came fitted with a balance switch. Imagine being able to have the neck and middle pickups operating the treble strings and the bridge pickup bass strings, or visaversa.

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Wow, that's quite the mod.

The guy should have thought a little longer about how to output the signals.

Six cords is a little extreme.

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My other guitar is a Strat.

Amazing, I just cant imagine how cool and amazing it would sound with 6 amps in a room and you in the middle and best of all you can regulate each string volume thats amazing!!!!

Yes, you would need 6 amps, but you would also need 6 distortion boxes, 6 delays, 6 wah wahs ?!????!!!!

It would be hard to work 6 wah wah pedals at the same time.

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My other guitar is a Strat.

Good point, although it would be interesting to hook a wah pedal up to one of the strings and see how that sounds playing chords or something.

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The builder designed it to hook up to his home surround sound system. I suppose one of the design points was that you could have a clean chorus'd B string coming in from the left and a driven A string coming in from the right, or any combination you could think of. To use it into a regular amp would be possible with a 6 into 1 box (like a reverse signal splitter) then add effects after that. You'd still be able to balance seperate string volumes too.

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That thing is cool.

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