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Anti Tank Guitar
The A.T.G. or Anti Tank Guitar is a large multi-stringed instrument that can express tones including and beyond the chromatic scale.
==History ==
The most notable A.T.G. was designed by Matthew Schultz in 1989. It was based on a conceptually designed instrument by experimental musician Brad Braun. Since 1990, Schultz has created five variations, named Mark I, Mark II, Mark III, Mark IV and Mark V respectively. "〔(BraveWords Website )〕 It was most notably used in Schultz's two musical projects; Lab Report and Pigface. "〔(New York Times )〕 〔(BraveWords Website )〕 It has appeared on 18 albums. It was described by Pigface vocalist Chris Connelly as "a large rail-way sleeper with piano wire which was stretched over the guitar so that it could be played..."〔(Chris (2008) ''Concrete, Bulletproof, Invisible, + Fried: My Life as a Revolting Cock'', London England, SAF Pub, pg. 161, ISBN 978-0-946719-95-2. )〕 Sonic Boom Magazine stated "The Anti Tank Guitar...has made Lab Report more of an acoustic terrorist movement than a band since their inception."〔(Sonic Boom Magazine )〕 The instrument is a large stringed instrument capable of producing everything from the mimicked sounds of guitar and bass to monstrous percussive blows. Veteran sound engineer/producer/remixer Lee Popa (Cheap Trick/Ministry/Living Colour/Korn/White Zombie) had a hard time describing the A.T.G and exclaimed. “You just can't describe something like that. It's kind of like hitting a telephone wire with a sledgehammer.” "〔(BraveWords Website )〕
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