Photo by Kelly Sullivan/ Peninsula Clarion Dustin Aaronson, owner of Old Town Music, works on adjusting the intonation on an American made electric guitar Tuesday, Dec. 16, 2014, in Kenai, Alaska. Intonation affects sound quality throughout the entire instrument, and while the technique is generally formulaic, sometimes rules are broken to ensure individual instruments have been properly tuned, Aaronson said.

Photo by Kelly Sullivan/ Peninsula Clarion Dustin Aaronson, owner of Old Town Music, works on adjusting the intonation on an American made electric guitar Tuesday, Dec. 16, 2014, in Kenai, Alaska. Intonation affects sound quality throughout the entire instrument, and while the technique is generally formulaic, sometimes rules are broken to ensure individual instruments have been properly tuned, Aaronson said.

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