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 This is an awesome custom made Pac-Man guitar. What follows is the text from the web page:
The Pac Man Guitar. Dave "Timely" Winer of the Howards and the Baltimores requested this piece. He called my bluff after I replied, "Not only can I build it, I can make the headstock blink as well!"
A variable-speed knob is located on the eyeball so you can synchronize the blinker to the beat. There is also an emergency push-button kill switch (another request of the client).
"People always ask me where I got it. It gets a lot of attention. What most people don't realize is that aside from being really cool looking it's an extremely well crafted and easy to play instrument." - Dave Winer
• 25-1/2" scale length with two octave maple neck
• Double black-bound body made of basswood and finished in yellow cellulose lacquer
• Twelve blinking light bulbs nestled beneath translucent white acrylic on headstock
• Ebony fretboard
• Three large round mother-of-pearl fretboard markers
• Traditional vintage-style tremolo bridge
• Two single-coil pickups with yellow covers
• Geared banjo tuners
• One control each for volume and tone
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| 42
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| Originally entered at
| 2005 Jun 24, 2:01:02 AM -0700
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| Most recently modified by
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| Most recently modified at
| 2005 Jul 07, 1:34:58 PM -0700
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