Neko Case – Furnace Room Lullaby
The music gear and equipment used by the artists, producers, engineers, and more involved in the making of the 2000 album Furnace Room Lullaby.
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Gear Used On Furnace Room Lullaby
Explore the instruments, equipment, software, and production tools used in the making of Neko Case – Furnace Room Lullaby (2000). Click more on each item to see exactly how it was used.
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Guitars used by Neko Case on Furnace Room Lullaby
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"Case admits she stumbled upon the tenor guitar by sheer luck. “It was 2000, and I had made part of Furnace Room Lullaby at my friend Don Kerr’s studio in Toronto,” she says. “He had a tenor guitar and I had never seen one before. For years before that I had tried to play six-string guitar, but I have really tiny little hands and I could never really get going enough for it to sound like music. It was really hard for me to stretch my fingers like that. I just remember picking [the tenor] up and my hand fitting around the neck so perfectly. So I went home to Seattle and I bought a tenor guitar [a Gibson TG-0].”
After playing the Gibson acoustic for a while, Case went after something a little harder to find: an electric tenor guitar. “I realized on tour that I was having a hard time being heard amongst my amplified brethren and I thought I could really use an electric guitar,” she recalls." - Neko Case on her tenor guitar collection: Fretboard Journal #2 cover story (Summer 2006)
