Dan Mooney
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Not sure if this is considered flat work, but . . . I have a nylon string guitar that I really like the way it plays and sounds, and I've always wished I could plug it into an amp. I found this pre-amp kit at a reasonable price and figured what the heck! ![023 :thumb: :thumb:](/forums/images/smilies/023.gif)
It's not a real high dollar guitar (Medium priced), cutting into the body did give me pause for minute.
![DSC00193.jpg DSC00193.jpg](https://familywoodworking.org/forums/data/attachments/71/71115-a9ef3407bf117a2bf03521e3a7966b01.jpg)
I used my trusty HF Multi-Tool, worked like a champ!
![DSC00195.jpg DSC00195.jpg](https://familywoodworking.org/forums/data/attachments/71/71116-46eb16f1a2e2e37bc93bad2b148e99a1.jpg)
![DSC00196.jpg DSC00196.jpg](https://familywoodworking.org/forums/data/attachments/71/71117-1a1a8809d9d5dd7c367577032482b417.jpg)
![DSC00198.jpg DSC00198.jpg](https://familywoodworking.org/forums/data/attachments/71/71118-3aeb07e80fc2bd2cb74e1fbfb1137f06.jpg)
![DSC00200.jpg DSC00200.jpg](https://familywoodworking.org/forums/data/attachments/71/71119-bbcd83670ee809b7bb1c5d69ca31a472.jpg)
and the back
![DSC00201.jpg DSC00201.jpg](https://familywoodworking.org/forums/data/attachments/71/71120-8a48ceb5ca22ae72191a2b7293bf36a2.jpg)
It has a High and Low impedence output jacks and a pocket for a 9 volt battery
![DSC00202.jpg DSC00202.jpg](https://familywoodworking.org/forums/data/attachments/71/71121-6f6862180e1645260883ce35aa760643.jpg)
And a built in tuner
![DSC00204.jpg DSC00204.jpg](https://familywoodworking.org/forums/data/attachments/71/71122-a921ec79ff965134cf24653be2969019.jpg)
I forgot to take pictures of installing the piezo pickup it sets under the bridge saddle.
![023 :thumb: :thumb:](/forums/images/smilies/023.gif)
It's not a real high dollar guitar (Medium priced), cutting into the body did give me pause for minute.
![DSC00193.jpg DSC00193.jpg](https://familywoodworking.org/forums/data/attachments/71/71115-a9ef3407bf117a2bf03521e3a7966b01.jpg)
I used my trusty HF Multi-Tool, worked like a champ!
![DSC00195.jpg DSC00195.jpg](https://familywoodworking.org/forums/data/attachments/71/71116-46eb16f1a2e2e37bc93bad2b148e99a1.jpg)
![DSC00196.jpg DSC00196.jpg](https://familywoodworking.org/forums/data/attachments/71/71117-1a1a8809d9d5dd7c367577032482b417.jpg)
![DSC00198.jpg DSC00198.jpg](https://familywoodworking.org/forums/data/attachments/71/71118-3aeb07e80fc2bd2cb74e1fbfb1137f06.jpg)
![DSC00200.jpg DSC00200.jpg](https://familywoodworking.org/forums/data/attachments/71/71119-bbcd83670ee809b7bb1c5d69ca31a472.jpg)
and the back
![DSC00201.jpg DSC00201.jpg](https://familywoodworking.org/forums/data/attachments/71/71120-8a48ceb5ca22ae72191a2b7293bf36a2.jpg)
It has a High and Low impedence output jacks and a pocket for a 9 volt battery
![DSC00202.jpg DSC00202.jpg](https://familywoodworking.org/forums/data/attachments/71/71121-6f6862180e1645260883ce35aa760643.jpg)
And a built in tuner
![DSC00204.jpg DSC00204.jpg](https://familywoodworking.org/forums/data/attachments/71/71122-a921ec79ff965134cf24653be2969019.jpg)
I forgot to take pictures of installing the piezo pickup it sets under the bridge saddle.