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Permalink Smash-proof 3D printed guitar gets the Malmsteen Test

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Swedish materials innovator Sandvik decides to make an indestructible guitar and lets Yngwie Malmsteen try his best to destroy it - serious engineering meets metalhead silliness!

You can read more about the build HERE.

Bill S._______
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Yeah, but the important thing is, after smashing everything up, does it stay in tune?

Peter

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I wonder how well the neck holds up to temperature changes re: tuning stability. I know aluminum necks can have a problem with that.

Jeff Nadrich

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