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Last year I visited a relative in Canada and leaning up in the corner of one of his rooms was an old Harmony guitar. He bought it in Leigh-on-Sea in [...]

The article in Guitarist magazine features several letters from readers. One reader shares their experience of playing guitar with their eyes closed, which led to them playing in new and different ways. The editor agrees that closing one sense can heighten others and suggests that closing our eyes can help us focus on sound and improve our playing. Another reader discusses their preference for certain guitar brands and how their perceptions have changed over time. The editor emphasizes the importance of finding guitars that work for individual needs and highlights the dedication of guitar designers in creating quality instruments. The article also includes a request for information about a specific guitar brand and a reader's invention to address neck dive in guitars. Lastly, a reader shares their discovery of an old Harmony guitar and seeks more information about its history and value. [Extracted from the article]