3D printed guitar sound hole cover, feedback suppressor
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- How to make a 3D printed guitar sound hole cover, also called feedback suppressor, feedback reducer or sound hole embellishment.
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In this video I will demonstrate how to make the sound hole cover and then I will do various test to see if it really makes a difference to the sound of the guitar, with surprising results
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very cool and it looks great.
the shape of soundholes does influence the sound, and in violins the longer and thinner the f-holes the better they help the projection. in acoustics round holes do make them sound boomy like you're describing, which may or may not be desirable (and can be prevented by using a feedback supressor). so rosettes like this one, found commonly on lutes, are not only esthetically pleasing but may very well be sonically advantageous.
anyway, now i want one as well :)
Reminded me of a church like sound when covered and electric. Really like that
The rest I could not tell one from another but it sure looks great 👍
Yeah, the difference in sound can't really be heard in the recording, but I agree . . it looks nice . Thank you . . . 😊
Very cool, thank you for the file and the great video.
My pleasure! thank you 😀
Looks great, sounds even better!!
yeah . . I think so 😊
Really cool.I have been working on a few designs for the sound holes on my guitars and was struggling to find a decent way of sitting them in.Your method looks ideal.I thought a while ago about 3d printing but there are that many on the market its a bit confusing as not all printers work with TPU filament from what I can gather.I presume the file for the insert can be scaled up and down to suit different diameter sound holes?
Thanks for your feedback . . yes, you can scale the file up or down as you need. This 3D printer is quite old now and printers and cutters have got a lot better. 😊
That's fantastic , very nice . Cheers
Thank you! Cheers! 🙂🙂
That cool, holes cover, I haven’t got the 3D printer, I love to buy one. 😄
you can buy the covers off eBay, but printing them yourself is very slow and electricity is expensive now 😒
Thank you!😘😘
@@kimsachan No . . thank you for all your support 😊😊😃😃
@@guitar-academy Already bought 2 hole cover from eBay, looking forward to receive it.
@@kimsachan very nice . . 😊😃
nice work looks great sounds better too
Thank you . . . 😊
Is this your own design? It's stunning. Being Irish, I can really relate to the celtic knotwork design.
I have a CNC, so I'm thinking of getting some hardwood sheets and trying to mill one out of that.
Unfortunately not . . the design is a classic design that's been applied to a feedback suppressor . .
@@guitar-academy do you know what if any license is attached to the STL files? I'm considering modifying and re-using if possible, but am wondering what the position is.
@@gerrykavanagh You're OK for personal use but if you want to use it commercially I don't know what the legal implications are. But if you're doing commercial stuff you should be doing your own designs anyway surely.
@@guitar-academy yes, that's reasonable, I think
Fun to watch .Do you take orders for costom S H D's ? Dave
Thanks . . No, I don't do orders . . my printer is way too slow to make it worth while . . 😊
love it
Thank you very much 😊😀
Beutiful done.
thank you 😊😃
I would buy one pre-made from you
Thank you . . Sadly, my printer is way to slow and noisy to make it worth while . . 😒
Dont have 3D printer😢...Can get it done by someone?
Yes, you probably could get someone to print one for you ,but It would cheaper to get a premade one 🤔
@@guitar-academy Can please advise how to order a premade ?
Piezo. Pea-ay-zo 👍
Please, reupload model. I can't download it. Thank you!
Thanks for letting me know . . it's sorted . . . 😊
@@guitar-academy Great! Thank you for so quick response and reupload!
fantastic, sell these man!
Thank you 😊 and good idea . . I did think about it but unfortunately my printer is way too slow and unreliable . . 😒
The link appears to be broken. Is it working for anyone else?
I've just fixed the link so it should work now . . 😊
@@guitar-academy Oh, thanks! I appreciate it!
@@gormauslander NP 😊
@@guitar-academy Is there a reason besides just making the fit tighter that the object after importing is 95.3mm instead of 95mm?
@@gormauslander That's as it was to fit my guitar, but you might have to resize it slightly to fit your guitar because not all guitars are identical. 😊
S H Covers?
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What do you get with 123 thousand pound jobs?
Without the cover sounds a lot muddier.
I use these covers when filming myself, because then the camera focuses on the front of the guitar instead of in the hole 😊