I rather enjoyed the dancing diddly bow!

Thank you for all of the great content and helpful information that you provide, Dr. Liza !! It is all very inspiring... Looking forward to seeing what you have for us in 2025 and beyond, in your Videos, your Newsletter and your Merch Store. Best Wishes for Good Health, Contentment, and Prosperity !! 🌟🎶

Fantastic learning so much from your channel your a genuis

Hi. How are you going. Happy new year. I tried your email but email got returned address not found. I have 2 of these toy guitar headstock. I was interested in you next video single coil magnetic pickup or is it a works still in progress. Max 8 can Max 9 be used instead and only available for Mac only PC ? Kind regards

Hi. How are you going. Happy new year. I tried your email but email got returned address not found. I have 2 of these toy guitar headstock. I was interested in you next video single coil magnetic pickup or is it a works still in progress. Max 8 can Max 9 be used instead and only available for Mac only PC ? Kind regards

love the show and your cigar box guitar awsome

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Thank you 😊

Merry Christmas ❤❤It's looking fabulous!

Feliz Navidad, Liza! Workshop looks great… I’m envious of the space. Cheers!

rum pa pum pum. i got copyright strike trying to upload the little drummer boy 😂. Merry Christmas!!!

Hóla Dr. Liza - Looks like there may be a little chill in the air for you down there currently in the Sunshine State. I hope you are able to produce many awesome CBGs and other creative projects in your newly organized workshop in 2025. Thanks for all of the content you provide on your channel. It is all very informative, inspiring, and entertaining. 🌟💡 (Assuming your regular salutation is Spanish) - Chaito y Feliz Navidad 🎄 #favoriteCBGmaker #DrLizaSuperSub

Wishing you and your family a joyful Christmas and a happy and bright New Year. Lots of great health, joy and success to all your endeavours.

Been making my way through your videos and every single one has been the coolest thing I've ever seen

That's insanely cool

Merry Yule!!! Got an email shootn' yer way in a couple days 🤘🏻

Your awesome. Thank you :) One of the first things I was planning to do when I get this circuit running (after New Years) is to put a signal across it and monitor it on an audio analyzer and then alter some of the resistor and capacitor values and watch the effects (as a bit of a physical, visual learning exercise). > I just need a solid starting place to begin at and your current efforts and tests have inspired mt to begin with this circuit. . I have a heap of vera board and proto board packs that I can utilize to avoid the steel project board pins :) Not elegant, but all copper and copper jumpers :P I am aiming to start at about 7kHz, and then ramp up to 19kHz, so I'll be pretty zoned in on the higher frequencies and attempting to cut out the lower base. In the end I will need to implement some tight Band pass or Low high pass filters :)

I can not wait to see the lights in action. I wonder what it would be. I guess melodic and harmonic suggestions could be a bit too abstract for the audience to connect but polyrhythms can be very interesting. Some clever audio to midi converter software for real time interaction so you could play to the lights could be fascinating too.

Thanks. I watched your first preamp build because I was interested in how that circuit would behave in real life. Thanks for the update on removing the noise :) It's kool seeing these builds used in real life :)

Hi. Thank you for the video. This type of video/feedback is exactly what I am in need of. This circuit is on my investigate further list and you have covered it right here :) . I am comfortable with electronic circuits, but I am my no means an electronic guru, and even less skills when it comes to creating audio signal processing circuits lol > I am going a little outside of the box here as I am aiming at a high frequency disc microphone at 18 kHz. I'll start at about 7kHz until I can confirm my circuits are functional using typical PC based audio analyzers. (It's for audio based data transmission tests, so I have to try and keep impedance mismatches and signal noise ratios low if I can.) > My question, from your experience, tuning the resistors and capacitors toward a higher frequency response. Which resistor and or capacitor variations have you tried (If any)? The same as above, which components (higher/lower) do you think would lean toward a higher frequency. (I am also aiming at running this at 5V rather than 9, but I think it should still work with my final output voltage just being a little lower.) > 5:17 WHAT! They made proto boards with steel? why would they do that. Now I am scared about mine, even though I got them from a reputable supplier... Me gets my magnet out to see if it sticks to my bread boards. (I checked with a rare earth magnet an not sticking. I just got caught with steel jumper leads a few weeks back :/ ) > 13:55 This is where I need to aim for higher frequency rather than low base. I believe this is a voltage vs current thing with regard to preamps. Unlike a speaker amp that needs current (Watts) a preamp is only looking for voltage increase. P.S. Just note that hum may be that impedance mismatch coming through. From the article you link to. > 14:56 That spectrum analyzer says that I can likely get a clean enough signal for my needs :P > Thank you very much. You went into a lot of detail, and I liked that you gave some tests of it at the end :)

Count me in !! And please be aware that it is quite simple to construct a much more durable bow, that sounds just as good or better than that cello bow you are using, for very little money. #legfiddlemagic #drlizasupersub

That's great information, Dr. Liza !! So now I am looking into the possibility of starting a SongFarmer's Chapter here in Syracuse, NY.

What is shocking to me is how big companies like epidemic and sony can claim copyrights even on your original material and it seems there isn't any mechanism to protect the creators against those bullies. I follow the Chord of Orion channel here and he was the latest victim of both companies. Not only did he lose money but it was also very frustrating and humiliating experience.

Happy holidays 🎉🎉

I will check it out. Thanks!

Holy smokes! I am impressed! Way beyond my skill set!

Sorry for all the issues after your hard work… as for your conclusion on the decoder if you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth! Tell the tech support that…

Good luck. 👍and Merry Christmas 🎄🎄🎄🎄🎁

Great Science Well Done educational video. Thank You !

I like the artwork, you should put that on a shirt! Hair looks great too

🔥, I love it! My next build will be a fret less , I can’t make my current CBG wail like this because the the frets. Also, I plan on taking your advice and get my strings farther from the neck. Keep up the good work! 🔥

Fly AF

I jst found your videos love it 😁😁im a cbg builder and learning to play. I subscribed from Texas 😁😁😁🥰🥰

Have you considered replacing one of the 1.5k resistors in the high-pass filter with a 2k potentiometer? Would that possibly give you a little more control of you tone?

Liza, thank you for not only the informative and instructional information, but more importantly, being human and teaching people to learn and research problem solving without giving up!

As always, Liza, very informative! I have not tried a pre-amp..yet...I did recently purchase one from CBGitty...once I'm finished with my 2 current customer builds, I may experiment. Happy Thanksgiving!

In my opinion, the fewer moving parts, the better. In-guitar electronics are another point of failure. An internal preamp may also adversely affect the acoustics and piezo-sensed vibrations of the CBG.

thanks so much for the detailed response and info! really glad I followed your channel 😁

hi I'm new to building diy piezo instruments, and I was wondering, if I wanted to build my piezo noise boxes with built in preamps, could I wire it so its Piezo disc into the preamp and to an output instead of input-preamp-output, and how would I do that? would I just wire the piezo disc where the input jack would go? thanks!

You do well! Wiring up a pickup is about my limit. I agree with you, ' always set up a control!! ❤🎸✨️

Been there, done that! I was trying to make a new, wider headstock and then destroyed it twice trying to reinforce it… but, as long as we learn from the process, however frustrating, we grow in our designs/builds/creations!

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Good stuff for continuing to promote CGB. Lived in North Florida for about 20+ years. My nightly runs took me past the fort and down St. George Street. What part are you located? Without giving up to many details

Sounds good but I think you would be even happier with a Coolmusic BP40D! It sounds better than amps twice it's price.

so cool,you inspired me in building one!

Thank you so much for sharing... I've been looking to add LEDs to my CBGs this was just what I was looking for!

If you're still having trouble with the humming, a capacitor and resistor can remove the hum. I had trouble when making power supplies. A simple filter is what I'm thinking would work.

Love it

well done!