A Gibson guitar can take weeks of skilled craftsmanship before playing its very first note.

A banjo gets its unmistakable sound from a surprisingly complex combination of wood, metal, strings, and a drum-like head.

And a harmonica small enough to fit in your pocket requires tiny reeds to be tuned with remarkable precision.

These instruments may look traditional, but making them combines old-school craftsmanship with modern manufacturing technology.

So how do wood, brass, steel, and decades of experience become the instruments behind some of America’s most recognizable sounds?

Let’s step inside and find out.

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