WORLD'S SMALLEST GUITAR
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What is the world's smallest guitar?

Could you imagine seeing your favorite rock star playing a 10-micrometer guitar, which is only about 1/20 of the thickness of one of your hairs? Well, it probably will never catch on for blasting out that favorite hard rock song, as the sound frequency is too high to be heard by the human ear.

Harold Craighead and Dustin Carr, in 1997, in New York, carved the smallest guitar from a block of silicon and created it in the design of a Fender Stratocaster. The designed each string to be 1/500 inches thick, which is around 100 atoms, laid out in a row. The guitar was made to show a new technology that used fiber optics, displays, and sensors.

The guitar is so tiny you cannot even use a pick or your finger to strum you must special instruments. Could this be a new guitar for a dog band, since they can hear higher pitches?

World's Smallest Guitar

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