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The first thing that came to mind regarding microtonal guitar is music from the Sahara - this is a great example

https://sublime-frequencies.bandcamp.com/album/guitar-music-from-the-western-sahara

@revivalrecords @kaiser_franz sorry it took so long to get to this.
It’s been a busy day.

Although I’m far from an expert, I’ve listened to a lot of weird microtonal music over the years.

Almost every kind of instrument (keyboards, stringed instruments, electronic, and wind instruments) have a type that can play intervals smaller than the standard 12-tone.

In the early 2000s, I made a record while living in NYC that was rife with an Archicembalo, which is a keyboard that has 36 keys per octave.
And for a brief time, I also owned a fretless guitar, which I didn’t have long because I hated it.

Violins, violas, and cellos are also perfect for making microtonal music.

The most FUN one for me personally is the theremin, which I still own and is in my storage unit. Full pitch control, and perfect for implementing into that kind of music OR for drunkenly covering the original theme of Star Trek.