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Phil's Kaoss Guitar, Korg Kaoss Pad / Epiphone Les Paul Mod

Last post 07-29-2010, 4:55 AM by gazlion. 109 replies.
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  •  02-11-2010, 7:31 PM 293 in reply to 43

    Re: Phil's Kaoss Guitar, Korg Kaoss Pad / Epiphone Les Paul Mod

    Hi Phil (and everyone, and anyone who can help me  by answering this!),

     Absolutely great stuff!  I'm looking to do one of these mods for a friend of mine (who, no doubt, idolizes Matt Bellamy!), but I need a few things cleared up before we seriously get to work on it.  I guess what I'm wondering is, it seems that most of the guitars I've seen on youtube with this mod have just the screen (and maybe the Hold button) on the face of the guitar's body, but then everything is connected to the kp2 (or whatever they use) that's lying on the ground, or effects/pedal board.  Well, is there a way to do this mod that keeps everything in the guitar's body, so that nothing is outside the guitar?  Like, integrate each part of the kp2 into the guitar, so that the effect can be changed without having to reach over to the kp2's "skeleton" (if you will).  I realize that there are a lot of controls on the kp2 to realistically represent on the guitar's body, but I'm just wondering, because I see this device as being most efficient and convenient with everything in the guitar, and I wouldn't want to have to reach over to change anything. If there are simply too many buttons and whatnot on the kp2, then, would a mini kp be better?  Its size may make it easier to fully integrate into the body, and though there are some features missing (including LED lights), it may have everything we need.

     Sorry for such a lengthy post, but I'm hoping clearness will help with a reply haha.

     Oh!  And, did you find that a specific pickup (humbucker, preferably) works well with the kaoss pad?

     Thanks (to anyone) in advance for the help!

  •  03-13-2010, 8:15 PM 296 in reply to 293

    Re: Phil's Kaoss Guitar, Korg Kaoss Pad / Epiphone Les Paul Mod

    Hi all,

     

     I know most people on this forum are looking to install themselves and are novices to this kind of mod, but is there anyone who might be able to install this for me? I do not have enough knowledge or experience to be able to trust myself to do this, and what makes matters harder for me is that I am looking at trying to install this to my SG. You might think I'm mad to 'ruin' the guitar by routing a hole in it, but I do not see the point in installing it in a cheap guitar when I would much rather have it in the guitar that I would normally play and not have to switch. If there is anyone who is interested, I will be willing to pay a reasonable price. Please email me at kieranballinger@live.com.

     Thanks,

    Kieran 


    My Rig:
    Fender Stratocaster
    Gibson SG
    Aria MAC
    Washburn D10
    Fender CD-140S 12-String
    VOX Tonelab SE
    Fender Twin-Amp
  •  03-17-2010, 1:00 PM 297 in reply to 43

    Re: Phil's Kaoss Guitar, Korg Kaoss Pad / Epiphone Les Paul Mod

    Hi all,

     I'm creating  a blog with some tips to do it with kaoss pad 3...

    http://kaossguitar.blogspot.com/

    ciao 

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  •  06-19-2010, 12:35 PM 304 in reply to 291

    Re: Phil's Kaoss Guitar, Korg Kaoss Pad / Epiphone Les Paul Mod

    Hi !

    I'm gonna try to do this mod ! 

    However, do you know if I can use something else than db9 connectors ? I've seen smaller connectors on that video :

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6f9cfseYaeY

    Is it Din conector (9 cables also...), or do you have a trick ??!

    Thanks

    Nicolas

  •  07-29-2010, 4:55 AM 305 in reply to 304

    Re: Phil's Kaoss Guitar, Korg Kaoss Pad / Epiphone Les Paul Mod

    kalamo:

    Hi !

    I'm gonna try to do this mod ! 

    However, do you know if I can use something else than db9 connectors ? I've seen smaller connectors on that video :

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6f9cfseYaeY

    Is it Din conector (9 cables also...), or do you have a trick ??!

    Thanks

    Nicolas

    This is what I have also been wondering.... from what |I understand, only 6 PINs are required? 4 for the touch pad and 2 for the hold button? So would a 6 PIN Mini DIN connector also work? 

     

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