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On the road - Daniel Annetta

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By developing a tailpiece which sits behind the body it allows the strings to move as the neck moves. This

means the strings still stay taught and in line as the neck slides under the body and means they move back

into place as the neck bolts back into position. So far for this basic prototype the movement is a bit stiff

and trouble some but can be improved upon. The neck then securing into place is still in the works as

some 3D printed prototypes were developed. These locking mechanisms worked very well, being quite

strong and needed to be investigated further. (Figure 4.7)

Figure 4.7: 3D printed prototypes developed for neck lock and

sliding tail piece

Chapter 4: Research Methodology | On the Road: Travelling With Guitars

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