Jag vibrererar alltid mina f\u00e4rdiga GammelGura i minst tre dygn med en akvariepump fastsp\u00e4nd p\u00e5 locket. Det \u00f6ppnar upp gitarren och f\u00e5r den att l\u00e5ta b\u00e4ttre (eller snarare som den ska). Inte alla tror p\u00e5 att det fungerar, men sj\u00e4lv vet jag att det \u00e4r s\u00e5. Man kan vibrera gitarren p\u00e5 andra s\u00e4tt och f\u00e5 samma resultat. En anekdot jag h\u00f6rt \u00e4r att en gitarr som h\u00e4ngde p\u00e5 en v\u00e4gg i en studio under en inspelning med h\u00f6g musik. Efter den sessionen l\u00e4t den mycket b\u00e4ttre. H\u00e4r \u00e4r en till.<\/p>\n
”Joni Mitchell is coming to my home town next month. Out of the three great lady folk singers of the early 1960’s, Joan, Joni and Judy<\/a>, Joni Mitchell was by far the most interesting guitarist. Plus, she used many very interesting guitars and many more interesting tunings.<\/p>\n The first professional instrument she owned was acquired back in 1966 when she received a 1956 Martin D-28 from a Marine captain. The captain was in Vietnam when his tent was hit with shrapnel, injuring him.<\/p>\n The captain had two guitars inside his tent at the time. Joni claimed this Martin to be her best guitar ever. She wondered if the explosion did something to the modules in the wood, since the guitars sound was incredible.”<\/p>\n Kanoner kan nog funka det ocks\u00e5!<\/p>\n\n