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We've been on/are on hiatus for a little while. Kits are still available, and we'll always have support available, but we're figuring out where to go next, if to go on at all. More details on the blog!

- 09 June 2010 -

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- 05 May 2010 -

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  • 14Aug

    Part of the OpenChord project is a commitment to open source and do-it-yourself hobbyists.  In this light, we’ve always planned on putting together kits to let you easily make your own OpenChord guitars.  As it stands, it seems like we’re in a position where the basic assembly of the guitar has been mostly figured out, leaving most of the updates on the software side of things.  Right now, we’re in a position where we could get a bunch of circuit boards printed out and start packaging them together as kits.  However, when you buy a circuit board, the board itself costs only a dollar or two, but the set-up costs are around a hundred or so.  Therefore, it only makes sense to go and get some boards if there’s enough interest to buy a large order of boards.

    So we’re asking you, the person interested in OpenChord, would you like to buy a kit to build your own OpenChord guitar?  Drop us a line in the comments, or e-mail us at buy@openchord.org, and if we get enough interest, we’ll go ahead and get a run printed up!

    Posted by admin @ 4:21 pm

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