22 Pound Pink Himalayan Tele Radio / A Well Seasoned Builder

[Amp Mad Scientist]

It actually has a uniquely beautiful tone to it, but sorely lacks water resistance.

 

[Don O]

Sgt. Pepper would be proud

 

[Inspector #20]

It actually has a uniquely beautiful tone to it, but sorely lacks water resistance.

A waste of good salt.

 

[iblive]

What I coincidence. I also have some Himalayan Red Salt. Mine is in block form and I cook on it.

 

[Amp Mad Scientist]

A waste of good salt.

It had sort of an inspirational sound to it.
Not at all like a normal guitar...
I have listened to a lot of guitars, decided that the wood and shape made the biggest difference.
This made salt an interesting auditory experiment.

I have played a Travis Bean with an aluminum neck, and it sounded radically different from other guitars and basses. The bass sounded more like a pipe organ than a guitar...just from sheer low frequency depth.
The guitar sounded more Stratocaster like....but was still different.

So from that standpoint, finding out what salt sounds like compared to wood was worthwhile.
Interesting.

 

[67plexi]

The guy's a trip wounder what his sea plastic guitar sounds like ??