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Headless Guitar Bridge Controled via App

An app controlled guitar bridge for headless electric guitars.

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GUITAR ESP32 MusicalInstrument headlessguitar

This project was created on 04/07/2020 and last updated 6 years ago.

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This is a guitar bridge for headless electric guitars. I used Blynk app to tune up and tune down the strings and an Esp32 as the brain. Six gear motors and thre h-bridges to control the motors.

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The Meiquer wrote 04/08/2020 at 17:34 • point

You're right. The motors that I'm using are not the best choice. They work with 6V geared down to 30RPM. I think a 12V with 60RPM will work better. I bought them to use on another project...

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The Meiquer wrote 04/08/2020 at 17:57 • point

I'll post some pictures of the anchor points

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Dan Maloney wrote 04/08/2020 at 17:14 • point

I wouldn't have thought a tiny motor like that could be geared down enough to tension guitar strings. Interested in what the anchor points look like on the other end of the neck.

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