Raygun Guitars

I just wanted to share two stories about Ken, both from the same conference. The first is just about his trust and humanity. We were talking about one of his latest guitars and I had expressed an interest in playing it. He handed it to me, said to go find a nice spot in the gardens of the chateau the conference was at, and to just bring it back when I was done. The second was from his lecture that day. He was busy giving a step by step instruction on how to accomplish his most impressive innovations. Someone at the back raised their hand and asked why he was giving away all his secrets? Ken smiled and said that it was no problem, by the time they had mastered them anyways he’d have come up with something else new to be doing. To be clear, it didn’t come across as a brag or anything like that. It came across kind with an air of him knowing that the sharing lifted the whole community up, so it was worth it. I really wish I had the actual quote, I doubt I did it justice. This second story, 15 plus years later, has had an indelible impact on my life and how I approach knowledge. I cannot thank him enough for that moment.

“That belongs in a museum!” We agree. Thankfully, it finally is! If you’re around Helena Montana by July 23rd, go check out out at the at

To my knowledge this is our first in a non-live music video! I did not know this was happening, but super cool that it did! Truly to be included in such an awesome endeavor! Go give latest ‘Older’ a listen!

This weekend was one of those moments where the hints that it might be conscious. For reasons completely unrelated to or instrument building in any form I serendipitously found myself touring the . Really cool stuff, love the philosophy they hold.

Hot damn if I ever find the time to finish this spec build boy is it going to be fire!