Biscuit Sisters
The biscuit sisters are two very similar instruments. Unlike the instruments for smokers and drinkers - these two are dedicated to biscuit lovers - but not withheld.
The two were born on the computer as a 3D model. After a few design changes, it was time to get to work. The necks are made of lime wood. Very fine to work with - but a little too soft for use.
The African walnut fingerboards are milled on the CNC machine. In case the intonation doesn't match - no, it's not the frets.
Well, we ask you very confidentially: Ain't she sweet?
To be precise, "Ain’t they sweet?" They are identical twins and match perfectly the year this tune was written, namely 1927.
Pure DIY: Save a tin box, attach a neck to it, put on 4 strings in open G (GDGB) and just play and enjoy the sweet metallic sound. Ideal for practising at night because of their low volume, but powerful for jamming when plugged in!
unplugged
amplified
The connection between the can and the neck is always a challenge. The piezo pickup is located on the neck extension rod.
We quickly exchanged the friction pegs for geared ones.