"flux capacitor"? are you being witty, or serious? : /
if you're being serious, than THANK YOU u have no idea how long i've waited to hear that : )
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logan city, UT, USA
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logan city, UT, USA
by the way, which 'flux capacitor'?
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You must have an 8 string guitar or it will never work. Anamannalorealparis had theirs custom made in North Korea before all the craziness started. You may be out of luck 
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SLC, UT
Just when Utah was starting to seem semi-intelligent.
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The8BitMachine wrote:
MIDI/1/4'' jack box (they're out there)
i've been had 
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HeavyW8bit wrote:
I was able to see your pics and it looks like you are almost there. Just connect a wire from your input jack to the flux capacitor in the nes and it should work. Hope this helps!
Oh, I just saw them too. He did a good job on the instal. Also that obvious pronz folder, lolz.
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The8BitMachine wrote:
the way anamanaguchi has theirs hooked up, is that the NES basically acts like a stompbox, or guitar effects pedal, it has power,input,and output(stereo or mono), and i guess i'm missing something, but what????
they dont do that, read the article
its really bad that im not even sure if this is satire, or someone who is actually that unaware
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haha nice, utah: 'semi intelligent' and of course i did a good job on install, i spent like 5 hours searching up how to do it ; )
and since i don't really know how to explain it otherwise, anamanaguchi basically were able to plug their instruments into the NES, and that into the amp. You have been had indeed fudgers XD lol, seriously though, which capacitor? please, i need to know o.o this thread would be non- existent if i already knew that : /
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and, as far as i'm concerned anamanaguchi DOES NOT have an 8 string guitar, look on google images.
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Everyone's been messing with you, but worry not for I have a serious solution.
Basically you take a MIDI guitar pedal (Pitch to MIDI conversion) and install it in your NES, and install a MIDI in in your NES as well. Connect the two together and you have an instrument-controlled NES.
Hope this helped.
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OP you seem to still not get that YOU CAN'T JUST PLUG A GUITAR INTO AN NES. Anamanaguchi don't plug their guitars into the NES, they have it running code that makes a song.
You CAN however buy a midi guitar, and then get a midi interface for your NES
For fuck sake please actually read the posts here
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one: i know people have been messing around with me, mainly because i haven't gotten a straight answer!, and look Alpine, i know i can't just PLUG A GUITAR INTO AN NES i got that already, i'm asking people if they know what to do to MODIFY an NES with guitar jacks soldered onto specific places on the board, so then i can plug my guitar into one of the input jacks. : ) btw, thanks for your advice guys, this really helps, gives me some options, you know? hmmm, i saw that 'soniktech' thing with the MIDI cable sticking out of it, and I think that's what i'm going to do : )
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There is no audio in on any of the chips inside the NES console to solder input jacks into.
You can't.
I don't even.