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Purchasing a guitar based on its frequency response
(lemmy.world)
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Pretty cool from a manufacturing standpoint and an interesting way to 'archive' historic guitars. But if I see any manufacturer use this as a marketing thing to tell people guitar Y sounds exactly like guitar X, I will be sceptical. The amount of variables is just to large to earnestly guarantee it based on the body alone. It will make a ton of cash for Gibson though.