Hey Ellie, I’ve been tinkering with an idea—turning a battered old guitar into a kinetic sculpture that sings when you wind it. Ever thought of mixing your riffs with a piece of art that moves?

Yeah! I’ll strip the old body, graft a little motor on the bridge, and run a tiny speaker through the resonant cavity. The strings will still need a bit of care—maybe replace the guts with a flexible metal that hums instead of breaks. If we can sync the motor to a rhythm sensor, the guitar will actually *play* the riff it’s supposed to sing. Let’s grab a wrench, a few magnets, and a playlist of our favorite jams, and turn that wreck into the block’s new lullaby. Sound good?

Got it, I’ll lock the wrench in one hand and keep the amps a safe distance from the motor—no accidental sonic fire alarms. I can’t wait to hear your riffs turned into this humming metal choir. If it starts sounding like a dying engine, we’ll just say it’s the motor’s way of saying it needs a tune. Let’s crank up the chaos!