Hi guys

I am currently studying for a degree in product design at Bournemouth university, and my final year project is to design a guitar multi-maintenance tool.

The product will be electrically powered with a rotating end to perform certain tasks as rapid machine head unwinding/re-winding, screw driver ends, cleaning pads etc.

Is there a possibility you could fill out my short qustionnaire? it would be greatly appreciated and would help me a lot. cheers guys.

all the best

Darren England



Age?
16-20
20-25
25-30
30+

Gender?
Male
Female

Favoured brand (generally)?
Fender
Gibson
Ibanez
Peavey
PRS
Boss
Behringer
Dean
B.C Rich
Tanglewood
Yamaha
Godin
Other





How regular do u change guitar strings (at work and personal) – averagely?

Everyday
Twice a week
Once a week
Once every 2 weeks
Once a month
Less than once a month

Would you be interested in using a hand operated automated electronic rapid guitar maintenance multi-tool?

Yes?
No?

If answered yes to the previous question how much would you be willing/expect to purchase the product for?

£20-25
£26-30
£30-40
£40+

favorite brand of what? guitar? strings? FX?








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Current Setup: Stratocaster -> Tuner -> Wah -> Delay -> Vox AC30CC2 -> Your Ears

all the above, thats why i said generally, whether you've had an awesome peavy bass or a great ibanez pedal, whatever, what brands have impressed you and would make you buy more products of theirs!!

Age: 19
Male

Brands:
Guitars Fender, Gibson, and Ibanez electric guitars
Alvarez acoustic guitars
Boss FX
Vox, Orange and Mesa Boogie amplifiers
D'addario and Ernie Ball strings

Change strings about once a month

I would not be interested in a multi-tool because all that I need are wire cutters
N/A on price








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Current Setup: Stratocaster -> Tuner -> Wah -> Delay -> Vox AC30CC2 -> Your Ears

Age: 22
Gender: Male

Favored Brands:
Fender electric guitars
Alvarez acoustic guitars
D'addario strings
Planet Waves accessories
Fender amplifiers

I change strings monthly

Would not be interested in a multi-tool.