pero esto me trastoca... y por lo que se ve no se trata de ninguna parida, parece que va en serio:
http://www.harmosmusic.com/EG/indexEG.htm
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TECHNOLOGY
This is the first guitar of its kind. Its design and unique tone structure were patented in 2004. Harmos did more than just lengthen the shape of the horns, put some new paint on the body or add a poly-finish. We created a totally new design with a sound spectrum based on the concept that a light guitar, if it is strong, has excellent sustain and really unique tone. It has worked.
Current Guitar Design.
Except for a few digital effects or highly polished guitar finishes, basic electric guitar design is the same now as in the 1940's and 1950s. Even the Steinberger carbon fiber design of the 1980s and the thin body Parker Fly from the 90s still go to the 1940s and 1950s for their fundamental design. These designs have been limited by the technology and knowledge of the those times. For example, in the 1940s, wood was the basic material of guitar bodies, Bakelite (plastic) and aluminum bodies were also tried, but each of these materials were limited by their relative physical weakness or relative heaviness.
The Harmos Difference.
Harmos has picked up the latest advances in carbon fiber design and added them to a guitar structure that wasn't patented until we did it in 2004. Only by incorporting the lightness of carbon fiber with tonal wood in this patented structure, can you get this new tone - the Harmos tone.
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