Table of Contents

• Table of Contents
• Why Musicians Covet This Piece
• Entry Blueprint (Under 2 Minutes)
• Craftsmanship Deep Dive

Why Musicians Covet This Piece

This isn’t just another guitar - it’s a playable map of Mississippi’s musical legacy. Local luthiers hand-painted Clarksdale’s crossroads (where Robert Johnson allegedly sold his soul to the devil) using indigo pigments from Delta farms. The case even smells like aged bourbon barrel wood from Cathead Distillery.

Entry Blueprint (Under 2 Minutes)

1. Strategic Timing

   • Submit between 8-10 PM CT (27% higher win rate per 2024 data)
   • Avoid last-hour rush - servers crashed at 11:58 PM last year

2. Profile Optimization

   • Use a non-ISP email (Gmail/Yahoo preferred)
   • List “Blues Trail” as your music interest

3. Social Proof Boost

   • Follow @VisitMississippi on x.com = 2x entries
   • Share using #MississippiMusicMagic = 3x entries

Critical Reminder ⏰ Entries close at 11:59 PM CT March 30 - set multiple alarms!

Craftsmanship Deep Dive

Materials Matter:
✅ Swamp ash body from Yazoo River basin
✅ Steel strings aged in Gulf Coast humidity
✅ Nut carved from 100-year-old Vicksburg oak

Playability Features:

• Slim-taper neck for smaller hands
• Custom action setup by GRAMMY-winning techs
• Built-in piezo pickup for instant recording

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