Harmonics in the wind

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macskye

Posts: 18
Joined: Nov. 5 2014
From: Scotland

Harmonics in the wind

Hi

I was at the beach today playing my guitar. It was quite windy, after playing a little bit I stood up, the front of it was facing the wind. It started to go wild with beautiful swirling harmonics! Initially a very high harmonic but then others joined in! I was really touched by this sound as I'd never heard anything like it.

Question, is this the sign of a good deeply resonant guitar?

Regards,

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Nov. 15 2014 13:04:34