How can you make a guitar sound louder?

Answer 1

AnswerFirst you can add high performance mufflers i.e. Cherry Bomb glass pack. Turbo muffles are not as low but still rumbel. Remove the reasonator and replace with a straight exhaust pipe which costs about $5.50. If you want to go all out, add headers.

Answer 2

For popping, richen the fuel mixture as follows:

Cut the wires to upstream oxygen sensors, then repair them using solder and heat shrink tubing. The solder connections increase electrical resistance so the computer reads a slightly low voltage (lean condition) and richens to compensate.

Or, widen your spark plug gap by about 20% to generate a bit of popping in the exhaust.

Or, you can retard the ignition timing 10 degrees if you have a distributor or retard the cam timing by 1 tooth if it is belt-driven. This will make things pop quite nicely.

To make the exhaust louder, I recommend checking what aftermarket high performance mufflers are available to fit your vehicle. Many of these mufflers do less muffling than OE units.

While the above will make your exhaust pop and the sound of your exhaust it will not be healthy for your engine!!! just look into performance exhaust...

Answer 3

As a rule,the higher the strings are off the fingerbord,the louder the sound. You are going to be limited of course,because the higher the strings,the harder to play. Heavier gauge strings are louder than light gauge.That's the reason that bluegrass musicians use dreadnaught size Guitars,Usually Martin,with a high action and heavy strings. This makes for a lot of volume,but a killer on the fingers. This is the only way I know of to make an acoustic guitar louder short of shaving down the braces and/or top,which should only be done by a skilled luthier and can be quite expensive.

Answer 4

Easiest legal way - remove the suitcase muffler (near the mid point of the car) as well as the resonators at the end of the tailpipes and replace the whole length with just muffler pipe. That can be done at just about any muffler shop, preferably a 'Billy-Bobs' type place rather than Midas. It will be loud, but probably won't sound very good. For a good, yet still louder than stock, sound - do the above but also have an aftermarket muffler installed.

Answer 5

well i have a Jeep Grand Cherokee laredo in line 6, 4 liter engine and i had the same thoughts about my performance and this is how my Jeep became faster louder and it has better mpg in my thoughts first i did a cold air intake and i got new distributor plugs and wires i got a borla exhaust with high flow catalytic converter and borla headers then i got a airraid throttle body spacer and a unichip performance computer module and if thats not enough for you then you might wanna look into either A:forging your motor then supercharge it or get a sports vehicle for speed

Answer 6

Turn the volume up.