You probably never thought ukuleles and science would meet, fall in love and produce instrument offspring for you to jam on, but the impossible has happened thanks to Etsy seller celentanowoodworks, who is offering this handmade maple atom ukulele for $650. Each ukulele is made to order and can be modified to virtually any shape or size.
Check out a demo video after the break.
With the goal of pushing music through an old Atari 2600, cTrix wrote some software and combined the ancient device with some guitar effects pedals (flanger, digital delay and bass equalizer) resulting in the ultra-nerdy “gAtari”.
How does it sound? Check out the video after the break and find out.
Any guitar player who uses effects pedals understands what a pain in the ass it is when you have to interrupt practice, or stop completely because of dead batteries. Thankfully, Sanyo developed an interesting device called Pedal Juice to help eliminate this problem.
Pedal Juice is a rechargeable 9V power supply that not only powers your pedals, but can also be used on multi-effects units and portable recorders, providing up to 50 hours of “quiet, clean stable power”. The device is also water and shock resistant, and eliminates AC ground loops to create a loud, clear tone.
You may not be able to play a lick on the guitar, but you can still harness the power of rock to become a virtuoso pancake and burger flipper. Plus you’ll have a spatula made out of the same material as most rockstars’ girlfriends. You’re halfway there!
Product Page: ($9.50)
No one can resist the hot, spicy sounds of the nutsack. You will soon be a slave to the rhythm.
Product Page ($5.99)
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