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Plink Jet is a robotic musical instrument made from scavenged ink jet printers.
The instrument consists of four old ink jet printer mechanisms with guitar strings strung underneath them. There are also strumming wheels attached to the end of each mechanism. A user can control the fretting motion of the ink jet armatures via […]SHARETHIS.addEntry({ ... Continue reading »
The instrument consists of four old ink jet printer mechanisms with guitar strings strung underneath them. There are also strumming wheels attached to the end of each mechanism. A user can control the fretting motion of the ink jet armatures via […]SHARETHIS.addEntry({ ... Continue reading »
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