Well, a bigger body will result in a warmer tone I think... A tiny body will result in a really thin sound. But it more matters about the material of the body. Also, the pickups make a difference too.
I'd imagine right now you wish you were a cuttlefish...
Unidentified Assilant wrote:You wouldn't play it, it's more of a gimmick thing rather than something to take seriously
actually completely
im sure it is a Squier Strat that is a piece of crap.
and bodies have a big role in sound and tone, especially the type of wood used. Plastic guitars sounds crap. So a guitar in a hollow thin plastic case, no good my friends. but god damn it is cool
It'd be cool if you had a portable (A small one like a noac/goac or maybe a SNES mini) in a guitar body. THe batteries could power a preamp or something too, maybe. I'd enjoy that.
iam7805 wrote:I'm not sure a guitar body made out of a Genesis would sound good...
Does the shape of the body matter for an electric guitar? I know it does for an acoustic.
It doesn't matter with an electric guitar what shape it is, as long as the pick-up's can pick up the strings vibrations. Heck, you could make and electric guitar out of a car wheel if you wanted to! Or if you were just weird enough to do so. Oh, by the way, you have exelent eyesight or you're using Word to read this!
My friend and I were gonna do something like this with an NES. But then we figured we'd just pull our cash for a Fender ! Well, he bought the Fender, I pulled out to save money for the CCAGShow in Cleveland!