E5 · Wonderwall
Midnight-blue flamed maple, a comet
The comet guitar
A concert-size guitar in midnight-blue flamed maple that deepens to black at the edges, like a sky after the last light has gone.
The inlay
A night sky for a song about the one person who could save you. The stars sit where your hand already knows to look; the comet streaks past at the twelfth fret.
- Fret 3a pearl star
- Fret 5a pearl star
- Fret 7a pair of stars
- Fret 9a pearl star
- Fret 12an abalone comet, its tail streaking toward the nut
A ring of tiny stars circles the soundhole.
What the episode teaches
Anchor fingers: two fingers never move all song. And a capo is a free key change.
The instrument
- Body
- Concert
- Woods
- Flamed maple in a midnight-blue burst, black at the rim, ebony board
- Hardware
- Black tuner buttons, abalone purfling
- Song
- Wonderwall · Oasis, 1995
- Key
- G shapes, capo 2
- Chords
- Em7 G Dsus4 A7sus4
- Numbers
- vi I V II
Where to watch
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Imagined instruments. Each guitar here is an AI-made photograph of a one-of-a-kind guitar, designed for its song. They are not for sale and they do not exist. Every chord, fret and number in the episodes is computed, never generated — AI makes the mood, code makes the truth.

