HOW TO MAKE A REALISTIC Les Paul GREENY [3.0]
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Well, there's no such thing as too many repetitions. Every time we find something new and become better. We correct old mistakes and find new ways. Another version of the legendary Les Paul Greeny. You can find the full version of the Greenie guitar relic on my Patreon in the Maker level.
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i don t think most people understand the value of this video... and how many luthiers keep secrets this relic parts... for example fender custom shop doesn t let anyone to see how they relic their guitars... thank you sir for all you do
Thank you. Many people tell me that I reveal too many secrets to the general public. But I don't think so. I really try to show everyone the intricacies of technology and I have a specific goal for this. Once upon a time in the nineties, my father and I studied ancient icon painting and fresco painting because my father lived by this, as I do now in Les Paul. But at that time there was no Internet, there weren’t even books on this topic. The Soviet Union has just died (praise God). Before this, this whole topic was taboo. We looked for information in handicraft reprints. We asked the simplest information about technology from artists who knew something and had some experience. but they all did not want to share even the simplest information about the technology. This really infuriated me. Now my father and I have walked this path and painted dozens of churches in Europe and the Balkans (the cradle of the original Byzantine fresco). Where are all those artists who hid the technology? I don't know. technology is just like the pentatonic scale. Just because you learned it doesn't mean you'll play like Clapton. Therefore, I am happy to share my experience and experiments. Because if someone follows my path and becomes better than me, then I can learn new things from him. This is happiness. This is how art and progress work. I consider RUclips to be an analogue of the Great Library of Alexandria. This is the gold of the modern world. I'll be happy to leave a part of me here. And on Patreon I will tell everyone about this in even more detail.
@@8BombCustom i one hundred percent agree... for example...i watched a lot of videos and i tried relicing a guitar myself... i fu*ked it up... i lost money on that and now i know better... perfect takes practice... even if you see how it is done... you won t do it like the one who does it for a living
@@8BombCustomthis is elegantly stated and really sheds light on where your roots are and how you’ve become a master at what you do. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
@@8BombCustom Relic concept is the worst thing that ever happened to luthiers imho.
Good luthiers don’t do relics
Still after many years, one of the BEST builders on the planet 👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you for your kind words ☺️
I like your attitude and approach, and that you correct old mistakes and constantly improve. The master has already failed many more times than the beginner. The difference is, the master kept practicing and improving. I discovered your channel a few years ago while searching for ways to relic a Telecaster neck. Even back then, you had a couple of videos showing your evolution in techniques. Thank you!
Thank you 😊
Fantastic. I think people really don't understand the artistry and work that goes into making a proper replica... of anything. Bravo
Thank you
Finally a video showing the proper way to relic a guitar.
Masterpiece by Master! Awesome as usual! Happy to have opportunity to be right by these treasures! Thank you!
Thank you bro
You must be an artist as your first love, No common guitar repair tech can duplicate these details.
Thank you. You are right. I am an artist and for 29 years I worked with fresco and icon.
So much skill, experience and artistry, just to make a guitar that looks like someone actually played it.
The color of the top and the flame is perfect, best one yet Alex. Bravo on the Greeny relic 3.0
Thank you
Your guitars come out so nice !!! Absolutely beautiful !!!
Thank you
Yet another beautiful work of art! As I have said before, ANY guitar factory Custom Shop would be lucky to have a man of your artistic talent to build a solid aging/relicing team capable of your level of expertise. I love your work, great video, great sounds as well! Rock On, Brother!!
Thank you
Man... Super good!
Thank you bro 🙏
Oh man what a Dream guitar
Greenie 3.0 The heather is close to the original top, and the relic is much more complete than before, and it looks great.
Thank you
I laughed for a long time now! It's funny, but I have two types of music masters I know. The first of them repair completely killed instruments, and, in fact, make a completely new master instrument from a 200-year-old violin or guitar, with a dried out, cracked and broken soundboard, a broken neck, and dead pegs, which will sound great and will last, perhaps for another hundred years. Other music masters, like you, on the contrary, use a new working instrument to make something very similar to what the first music masters repaired.
It looks like you won't leave each other without work! looool
Super job, as always! This GREENY sounds like a honey with chilli! Awesome! Thank You for sharing! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thanks Samantha. Your comments are always very interesting and energizing! 🙏
Stunning. Incredible attention to detail. I kept waiting for you to play Creeping Death.
Wonderful work! Watching you relicing a guitar is really soothing for my mind. Its an art. And you got the skillz. Fake or not, really who cares. Never mind those
Thank you 😊
A true artist ! Wonderful sounding guitar. Thank you.
Thank you
I have a Greeny Moore Reissue . Was a sun burst faded with a narrow head stock .
Now let’s compare this one to the $20,000 custom. I think this one wins.
Damn man you really should start a Stratocaster series, that would be incredibly amazing😍
The finest relic work...............! but the greeny's superlative top is 99% of the look!
Great looking piece of art, man!
thanks to you too
Well done! You do beautiful work, maybe you could sell it to Kirk Hammett! I think he’s nuts taking Greeny on the road…..😅
Maybe... 🤔 thank you
Incredible video
Thank you
Nice work!
That's a work of art. Speechless!
Thank you
Wow, amazing work!
This is excellent! I've learned so much. Thank you
Thank you
when forgeries are widely accepted and well paid😊
(btw these are not the worst artists, that are able to make perfect copies in the art market)..
Perfection!! Congrats!!
Thank you
Absolutely amazing!!! You are a master builder for sure.
Not big fan of relic guitars, but sound is insane ! Good job 👍
The question is how much would you charge to do it for me
That’s insane. Such a good replica. Honestly I feel like it would pain me to purposely damage a perfect brand new guitar like that.
But the way it came out in the end was like a perfect replica.
I was thinking of one day shelling out the money for a Gibson custom les Paul reissue.., but if this guy sells guitars I’m thinking I’ll have to go with him instead
WOW! Just WOW!
dam that guitar sounds good! you nailed it.
Frigging awesome 🤩 ❤
@@ianhoyle8459 Thank you
Русские субтитры бы, интересно все-таки наблюдать за работой
Мало понимаю в релике, все-же это искусство имеет место быть, на мой взгляд, в косметическом ремонте олдовых гитар, а "с завода" хотелось бы рояльного глянца😄
Результат офигенный! Релик прям как настоящий
Beautiful work of art and dedication. Also very informative. She looks stunning… would you consider a strat maybe for the future ? Keep up the good work!
Thank you. One of next project will be a John Frusciante '62 Stratocaster.
@@8BombCustom I cannot wait to see it ! What a great choice for a strat - iconic and perfect for relicing! Thanks for replying 8B !
Great job
Thank you
As always with you a true masterpiece.. I'm curious which guitar was before your work on it?
Badass craftsmanship as always!
What was that you put on the guitar at 27:35?
De verdad admiro mucho tu trabajo, soy luthier y me siento totalmente inspirado. Ya construí una Les Paul, en este momento tengo avanzadas otras dos, y decidi hacer una réplica lo mas fiel que mis limitaciones me permitan llegar a la 59. Si pudiera hacerte algunas consultas, me sería de gran ayuda. Gracias por tu tiempo y especialmente por tu gran trabajo. Saludos desde 🇺🇾.
Looks great, sounds great, just brilliant! 🤩
Thank you
SuperB again, Dr. Nitro. Regards from Spain!
Thank you
@3:88 Eh!!! Is That a Tattoo Machine or Something ? Oh God How Genius You Are Sir.
@@masterofbacon7328 Thank you. It is srone engraving machine.
@@8BombCustom
Is it like a Dremel 290? Am I right?
@@masterofbacon7328 i think yes
Великолепная работа, как и всегда💯👍
Thank you
Great job! now it remains to somehow get behind the scenes of metallica and exchange yours for his grinny.))) and it will be in the hat, otherwise let him play on this one!)))
Doesn't Greeny have a black jackplate, not a metal one? Maybe I'm wrong, though...
Very very cool man. I love this
Had to sub , cheers from New Zealand
Fantastic job! Gibson Custom Murphy Lab should offer you a job.
Thanks
Beautiful work. Do you do commissioned work?
can you make a standard les paul looks like 59?
I love your work and I respect your opinion...do you feel the Tonerite helps make the guitar more resonant? Thank you.
Very nice replica !
Dude gibson should be giving you a job in yhe Murphy lab.... Great job and thanks for sharing
Nice work always! What kind of tuner app is that?
Can I ask your opinion on polishing a nitro finish with checking cracks?
I have a greeny on the way and the finish is quite satin and I’d like to put a lil shine on it. It has checking on the body , I’m assuming it was done by blade, and am afraid the polish will either stain through to the cap or fill the cracks thanks
Yes polishing wax can fill the "cracks" if they maked with blade.
@@8BombCustom is there anything else that can be used to make it a slight gloss finish rather than the satin?
Amazing! What are your thoughts on the Tone Rite? How long do you keep in on your guitars?
Thank you. I've been using ToneRite for several years now and in my case it helps a lot in shrinking all the components on a newly assembled guitar. this works well on nice new guitars. on cheap ones it doesn’t work almost at all, since there is nothing to sound there. on already played ones the effect is less noticeable. In any case, it is good to leave the device on every night as a habit.
@@8BombCustom Thank you!! keep up the great work. I'm looking to purchase some 8 bomb custom pickups this year. Probably the '59 Clone set.
@@ScottWalker-uw3rp Thank you
Great job!!
Thank you
Nice. Very good!
Thank you
Ого, как настоящий. Мне искусственный релик как-то не однозначно, но работа отличная, наблюдать залипательно )
what is the name of the tuner app that u used? thanx
Tuneo
new videos? like without looking
Thank you
Great job ! ! ! You've done an amazing job. On another note.... I just don't see what all the hype is over "Greenie"..... I mean I get it that it was owned by 3 great players but still, that doesn't grab my interest like it does others. I'd rather have a new guitar and put my own wear and tear on it. It's my guitar..... If anyone buys a Greenie, it's not gonna miraculously make them a better player and of course the main thing.... IT WON'T BE THE REAL GREENIE............
Outstanding!
Thank you
Great job.
Thank you
Чувак ты красава! Я тоже что то отдаленно напоминающий "greeny" сделал с своим Gibson Les Paul Studio 1986 года
Very like videos like this!
Thank you
What liquid did you use to remove the les paul logo?
@@rhameirchavez1721 acetone
@@8BombCustom acetone will also remove the lacquer finished right? Then needs to be refinished with a top coat right?
@@rhameirchavez1721 yes
I hope one day, have enough money to buy one of you're replicas... It's my dream, believe me. Greetings from Argentina !!!!
Thank you
Dude, there's no captions! Also, what chemical do you use @7mins & 21 seconds to wipe off the Les Paul insignia?
Thank you. You will find about all the materials that I use and about all the nuances of working with them on my Patreon in the Maker level
www.patreon.com/8bombcustom
Is there any difference with your 59 paf replica and greeny paf replica except the middle position out of phase sound?
(in terms of construction)
Yes, the main features in the design of the neck pickup.
Wow! It was AWESOME! 素晴らしい動画をありがとう♡♡♡
ありがとう Thank you
Fantastic genius
Thank you
Gibson relic Greeny (50k) 0
8Bomb Custom 1
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Awesome my friend 😃🙋🏻♂️🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you
Can you make a Gary Moore stratocaster relic?
, Maybe someday
What is the point of using "correct" vintage type of capacitor but with capacitance of +30% ? 22nF ceramic cap will be 10 times closer to 22nF bumble bee than 29nF vintage oil cap.
In my opinion, the choice of capacitors depends only on personal preferences. I have several vintage PIO Bumblebees, one film Bumblebee that sounds more interesting to me. According to measurements, all values show 0.028-0.029. In my projects I put vintage John E Fast 0.029 as they are exactly true to face value in measurement. I also like the sound of the K40-U9 and K42-U2. they all sound a little different. Ceramics can also be very beautiful. For example, vintage Mexican tablets that were installed on Fender. if 0.022, then they are very good for Les Paul.
@@8BombCustom if old vintage bumble bee 0.022 measures 0.029, so may be it is better to use modern 0.027…nice info. Thanks!
Nice! Im curious how long this took to complete?
Thank you. For relic It was about 2 wholl weeks. I work fast 😁
How many hours?
felicitaciones!!!
Beautiful, what does the "tone right" gizmo do?
Thank you. This device i use for vibration shrinkage of all structural components and stress relief after assembly. it works great.
@@8BombCustom cool, thanks for the reply.
There is no evidence that the ToneRite does anything at all.
Нет, ну прикольно. Довольно точная копия. И не каждый сможет так. Взять бы в руки оригинал и вашу копию и сравнить ощущения. Интересно насколько они будут по разному ощущаться. И если не говорить какая из них какая, на сколько быстро можно будет определьть копию. Забавно было бы...
Спасибо. В одних из последних видео есть такие сравнения. В конечных заставках к этому видео найдете.
Quality
How much are your greeny pickups and how can I order to the U.S. @8bombcustoms
8bombcustom.com
I'd so much rather have a real or copy of a good Les Paul from that era while new, all that "relic" work does nothing for me other than cause revulsion. Flipping the neck pickup may float some boats, but my tech friend said he could install a switch to do the same thing, or not...
Is there any other type of person that will buy a brand new item that has been made to look old, are guitarists the new drummers I mean seriously we are dumb as dogshit. Very nice work though hahaha
Здравствуйте. Почему субтитры не доступны на русском? Мы вас смотрели раньше на русском канале...
Sorry, on this channel I don't use russian language.
@@8BombCustom я понимаю и вижу, что не используется русский язык...почему субтитров нет?
Эта гитара звучит лучше оригинала)) Оригинал звучал только у Мура, крайний владелец с ней не справляется))))
wow!
For a “realistic” relic job … #1 break the headstock 🤐🤐🤐
Great job. Good craftsmenship, but a guitar needs to earn its scars.... Grüße nach Hamburg..
Danke
Murphy Lab is a joke in comparison to you. Amazingggg!!!
Thank you
Отлично, получилось, 👍Браво 👏👏👏
Thank you
First of all, great job. Given you have to invent a lot of stuff yourself, on your own, the compliment stands even truer. As a side note, you could have printed out the pictures in true size and transfer the damage pattern more easily AND more precisely; that especially is correct for smaller dings on the face of the guitar. May be, desaturate the image, highlight the pattern and print it out on translucent film in BW. Some of the stuff on the back (buckle rash) looks too deliberate, those noodle-like scratches, and you put too many identical circular indents on the back (see 14:56). Other than that, well, man, it's a pro job.
Thank you
OMG eto zalipatelno )))
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extraordinary work of art - your guitars, optical illusion and sound wise !
- if i could afford it would engage you for a relic Job on my Fender JM - thanks
Thank you