Boba Fett Spurs sound?

Great idea! I just ordered my jingle bells on Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00KD...X110_SY165_QL70&keywords=jingle+bells+.5+inch I'll have way too many after lol. I can post a video later on how these sound.

Buy spurs, they look awesome and their sound is great, grab little ones and put ailttle tape round the jingle bobs they will sound just right.. not to obvious

You mean, actual cowboy spurs?

Actual cowboy spurs ,grab the low profile ones you'll get the noise , punters will think what hell does this badddasss ride and give em' a nice cowboy/clint eastwood feel as was envisaged when he was in development

Okay bro, it's simple, just get spurs...
Haha just kidding, But, in order to have that sound, be creative man. I have multiple suggestions.

One is to get a metal rod or thin sheet rod. I call it a sheet rod as stupid as that sounds because its those long lengths of steel that are flat, not a rod.

Anyways get metal is your objective here and think creatively, use your head in terms of physics. What thickness of metal, length and other factors are going to affect the sound of the clinking, how many individual pieces of metal should be on one rope or band around your leg? What should be your arrangement of the metals to make the proper clinking sound? Use your beautiful and unique head and imagine what it will all be like. You know physics just play with it!

ALTHOUGH that is extremely unsafe and I do not reccomend someone walk into a convention center with a bunch of metal rods hanging down at your ankles. Now use your same imagination and imagine if there was an emergency and you tripped and fell onto the metal..

So yeah that should ever be done unless it's contained in a metal container which is just silly.

One other suggestion is, using metal again, get washers or something that will make noise, metals such as steel make good noise, alluminum is soft and wont get any clink sound.

Anyways have small rods on a system that simply wraps around your legs with the washers all on the rods. So each time you walk, from the gravity the washers will come up and clink down. Although that would take almost possibly stomping! Give me a few hours and I'll come up with more ideas!


Another way is to program a motion sensitive speaker so that everytime you hit the floor at a good normal pace it will play a HQ spur sound. That you can recreate with use of metal objects and tools just as the sound effects people did for stuff like that. Now of course they could have just gotten a spur and used its sound which is what I think they did but get creative with it and be safe! Those first examples are just to expand your horizon to physics because having metal rods dangling around your angles is EXTREMELY DANGEROUS. You do not want metal rods sticking out of your leg...

I use the bell method. Cheap and effective. Works perfectly.

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I use the bell method. Cheap and effective. Works perfectly.

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Ditto. Sounds very menacing with a slow heavy step. Unless you prance around, then you sound like an elf.

haha, yes, don't want to sound like an elf. Unless it's christmas time and I can fit a santa hat on the bucket.

Just ordered my 10mm and 15mm bells after finding this thread

Got my bells and ditched the 15mm ones (didn't sound right). I now have 10 of the smaller bells in each tool pouch. Sounds awesome. Very subtle yet awesome

Very, very interesting. I may have to incorporate this into my build as well.

i found the bells/pocket method to be a bit muddled thanks to the 4 ESB shin tools. not enough space for the bells to jingle. so i just dropped 6 down each pant leg after securing the ankle ties and found that the bells have ample room to jingle and move about with each step. i was even asked "dude, are you wearing spurs?"

mission accomplished.


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