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It's definitely a worthwhile option, I recommend it if you've got the time and patience. I got this cab for $350, which is the cheapest I've ever seen in my local area. Nice used versions of this cab are $800+ here. Once it's done, it's super nice to have a mint condition cab that you retolexed yourself. It's a satisfying result!

@@joshwhitlam9027 sometimes I’ll use AI apps like moises for that, and it works decently. But in this case, I tried to replicate the song section manually with midi drum programming, and tracking my own bass guitar before recording the lead guitar parts that are shown in the video. Thanks! That’s sweet, I haven’t ever been to a Gibson Garage, but i can imagine! Those guitars are a work of art.

Thank you! I hope your project goes well!

@@ew1258 yes, it works great. The first one I got was faulty, but it might have just been poor wiring on my part. Aside from that these fixtures have been really reliable and I am still very happy with them.

@@Levisrad thank you.

@@cheeseburger7925 the best way to do it is to remove everything before refinishing, so you can sand better, lay the guitar body fully flat etc. that gives a more professional result. However, I’ve got some friends that played in punk bands, and spray-painted their guitars kind of like that, just masking off the pickups, bridge and knobs. It can work. It just depends on the kind of result you’re after.

@@Levisrad Thanks bro! Im thinking of doing cyborg camo from black ops 2 on my ibanez 7 string. and dawg you were right about that sanding.. i barely got like a small of it done (sanded paint) in an hour. i dont know how to solder. and already my neck is stuxk on because my screwdriver broke off a tip in one of the screws😤

@@jeremiahpowell3028 this is true. If you run smart switches, a different style of light will suit you better.

@@johnmccarthy4230 thank you!

I saw that one on Reddit! Good find! Stoked that you were able to find it and bring it back to its original glory! Those old headstocks are super rare

Can’t wait. The new Floyd gets here tomorrow.

What are the ohms of each cab? If they have the same impedance they may be able to work together, either daisy chained or wired in parallel. I personally haven’t connected 6 speakers together before so I can’t really say. I’d recommend double checking your impedance with a multimeter so you are sure that you’re running your ohms right

Thanks!

Thank you!

Ah, sorry to hear that. If the key turns, maybe it's the immobilizer. Make sure it's connected Other than that, I'm not sure what it could be. It'll take a round of troubleshooting to find where the fault is, and then you may have to replace the part.

I just reused them! The rivets were reusable too just needed a little squeeze to narrow the teeth a bit.

I don’t recall the specifics, but I think you’d download the app, login with your account details and there should be check in functionality on there. There should be instructions on their website or something like that.

@@Levisrad ok thanks. I was able to download on my phone so hopefully electronic copy will suffice

They’re good cars! But yeah unfortunately they sometimes give us headaches with little problems like this. Best of luck in your repair!

@@Levisrad Getting ready to take the $180 new one back, thanks to your video. It's not high quality, just high priced. The other one in town was $335.00, but was unavailable wtf.

I’ve gotta learn some Paisley stuff. He tears it up!

Yes but I honestly wasn’t bothered by it. I think all my basses have neck dive. I was just trying to find a downside of this bass, because the pros far outweigh the cons on this bass.

@@Levisrad ok thanks 😎👍👍

I am so glad I didn't destroy the speakers or amp along the way haha

that would be a cool project!

thank you!

It seems to be a fairly common problem that plagues even the gibson models. Weird thing for me is that I can't seem to fix it. Every time I get it working as desired, it eventually goes back to the same problem. If I figure out the solution I'll make a video about it!

@@Levisrad when I tried to fix it I did end up getting it to work at the cost of a loose ground connection on the middle position, so if I touch the metal around the selector while on the middle position my amp produces a very loud buzz

I'm so sorry to hear that. In that case, you'd be best off getting a professional come and cut you new keys, or replace the lock cylinder and include new keys with it.

ah sorry to hear! Your camera would likely need to be repaired by an authorized service tech. It'll be up to you whether it's worth the financial investment - because it may be better just to buy a newer camera at this point. Best of luck to you with it!

Is your G85 also a bit delay when it turning off? And Also sometimes the shutter button is not work?

@@workpanjipradana I think the turn off delay is fairly normal. But the shutter button not working is definitely a problem. I’d recommend having it serviced if possible!

@@Levisrad Yess. I already accepted the fact that my camera need service repair 🥲

Thanks! It makes a big difference. Doesn’t take much time but totally improves the space.

@@Levisrad my light is up thanks my fam easy as 1,2,3!

the crazy thing I found later when examining this guitar was that there was no ground wire in the harness, underneath the pick guard. So if a person added a ground wire after the fact, that would solve the noise issue in a big way!

Absolutely, we’re all gonna have plateaus. Focused practice & active listening are really helpful in the process of trying to improve. Reaching new levels of guitar playing is a really rewarding process, and it’s definitely worth the time investment. Thanks for checking this one out!

Awesome, that sounds like a cool project. Glad I could help. I think yes you can basically just repeat the steps I've done. I would recommend the grain fill for mahogany. It might be useful to do a very light sand somewhere in between some of the coats, and spend some extra time and care on the final sanding/polishing. The instructions I followed told me not to sand between coats, so I didn't. But I didn't end up with as smooth and mirrorlike of a finish as I had anticipated. I would attribute that to the final sanding & polishing process. Hope this is useful. Have a good one & best of luck on the project!

@@Levisrad that's good to know, ill have to add pore filler to my list of materials. Thanks again for making this series because I've spent close to a month researching nitro paint alone and this is the best guide I've found.

@@arnegraphics3380 thank you so much! Glad it was useful for you. That was the goal! Let me know if you’ve got further questions along the way and I’ll do my best to respond and help with what I can. Cheers!

Thanks, hope you enjoy it! I’m actually plugged into the SD-1 as I type this, haha. It’s a good one!

@@Levisrad thanks man its arriving on monday