This is half the fun of your videos, watching you bring guitars back to their natural state and making them beautiful again. Excellent work! これはあなたのビデオの楽しさの半分であり、あなたがギターを自然な状態に戻し、再び美しくするのを見ています。素晴らしい仕事！
Who knew there was such a gorgeous guitar under all that awful silver paint. It's great to see these old guitars get a second life. Nice restoration as usual!👍😎
Thank you for taking the time to share your work! I don’t understand why people would want to deface such beautiful pieces of art!! My dad played and some of these would have made him proud! Love your work!
Very nice clean up job, well done. I would suggest in terms of set-up that the tailpiece is screwed down too low. It doesn't need to be screwed all the way as you have it, the reason being is the strings, as they bend down over the saddle, can touch the back edge of the bridge. This can cause resonances and buzzes while playing, and even be a point where they break. The tailpiece just needs to be lower than the saddle to get a nice break angle, so raise it up a few turns on each side so you can get a feeler gauge under all the strings on that back edge.
@@Geronimo00I wouldn’t doubt it. I mean, his workmanship and skill in putting them back together are beyond question, but the state that some of these guitars are “found” in is sus.
Looks amazing, sounds awful. I love your videos, please keep making them. I find it really relaxing just watching you take these guitars apart, clean them, and put them back together.
not to sound stereotypical but, thats kind of a Japanese thing. i do listen to 1 Japanese band called "Toe" check them out. i believe if youre a guitar guy this recommendation is a must, lots of great guitar. oh its an instrumental band, no singing. assuming all this by the products he uses. i suppose this may mean he lives there. not necessarily being a native from there.
Hello!!!!!!!! Ben tornato e come al solito alla Grande ottimo tolta la vernice argento sotto viveva e soffocava una chitarra bellissima sei sempre super bravo nel ridare vita a strumenti che sono stati vandalizzati da pazzi incompressibili Great Work Eccellent My Friend🎸
amazing how you can strip the paint and not damage original finish. what the secret stripper you use. i can not read the can, great job. beautiful guitar when you finished
The piece with the set screws was put back on backward. The set screws should not be facing the pickups. Set screws face away from the pickup. The cleaned up guitar looks great! Nice job!
not necessarily true, majority of Gibson guitars actually ship with the screws toward the pickups but some people put it facing the tail piece to prevent scratching up the pu cover when adjusting
I don't there is a hard and fast rule about which way the screws should face on the bridge. Sometimes the guitar scale measurements require it to be one way more than the other to intonate better. Sometimes it's just how the owner likes it.
@TaralgaBushAdventure My comment was mainly directed at this particular guitar clean-up. If one looks closely at the before picture, you can clearly see that the set screws are facing away from the pickups. However, when the piece was reinstalled, the set screws were facing the pickup. In other words, opposite the way it was originally. When the guitar was new, someone probably did a setup on it. With the piece the opposite way, the setup is probably out of whack. Turning the piece around to the original orientation would probably improve the setup, and the guitar would probably sound better. Just my thoughts. I love the color of the wood. I would love to do something similar with some old beat-up strat!
Beautiful restoration and magnificent seventies Japanese Les Paul copy. All original! Those pickups are fakebuckers, single coils in a humbucker housing ( check the output reading, they are about 300k only). If you want a warmer Gibson style sounds, put in a couple of PAFs.
I thought I had heard it all.'fakebuckers'. Why would you copy a guitar then put fake single coils in it? I have a Fresher from the 1970s and I assure you that they are real humbuckers. Two pink coils under the cover that sound better than any Gibson. They wanted people to buy these guitars, why would they rip you off with single coils?
Some of the super cheap ones had fake humbuckers the majority of the 70s ones used Maxon pickups at least I think that was the name of them and they are pretty exact copies of vintage PAFs
@@davidledford3522if you look carefully at around 20 minutes into the video, you can notice that the pickup is empty on one side. Anyway I have a Maya Les Paul and an SG copy with the exact same faux buckers. Check faux buckers on Reverb, and you can see examples.
@@tiomkinnyborg2289 these pickups sound awful. In fact, this guitar sounds exactly the same as the $50 les paul copy my dad got me 30 years ago when I was 14. Unpotted, possibly single coil, maybe just really terrible. I bet you could sing into these.
I love how you only restore sh*t guitars. The care and respect you give them are incredible and they end up looking fantastic, even if they sound like crap.
oh yeah, those 70s/80s sandwichbody, bolt-on neck Paula copies, I like them, many had DiMarzios in them, Hondo etc..often the cheap cink plated bridges flake off
thats some kinda fancy paint stripper/chemical used? kinda blows my mind that it only took off the silver. the original finish is paint type stuff as well. am i talking nonsense?
Part 2, I would like to know more about the products used in your videos if you could translate the names especially would like to know about the brass brushes that you use?
Can someone please explain to me why you would destroy a guitar like this or any guitar? And if it was to change the color, you need to have it done by someone that knows what they are doing. Thanks for saving this guitar and bring it beauty back.
Dude did this to the guitar himself, then cleaned it, for clicks. It's what his whole channel is about--there's no way this many people paint guitars with terrible spraypaint or brushes and he happens to come across them...
Try zippo fluid in an unassuming spot. If it's just spray paint that should work. If it's nitro over nitro (the original finish) that's not gonna work.
a comment says that the guitar was painted to make this video. maybe, or maybe not. but we know some players ACTUALLY do awful things to their equipments.
Maybe so. But - a lot of punk rockers did a lot of bad things to a lot of cheap (and sometimes expensive) guitars before quickly giving up on actually playing them.
Good from far, but far from good. Sounds cheap and tinny. It's irritating that you insist on slowly rotating every single component. We can see the screws are rusty but we don't need to see all of them to get the picture. I had to fast forward to the end because it was so annoying, sorry
All that silver paint was hiding some beautiful wood grain. Excellent job, as usual!
This is half the fun of your videos, watching you bring guitars back to their natural state and making them beautiful again. Excellent work!
これはあなたのビデオの楽しさの半分であり、あなたがギターを自然な状態に戻し、再び美しくするのを見ています。素晴らしい仕事！
Can’t believe what some people do to beautiful instruments! 😮
Who knew there was such a gorgeous guitar under all that awful silver paint. It's great to see these old guitars get a second life. Nice restoration as usual!👍😎
Thank you for taking the time to share your work! I don’t understand why people would want to deface such beautiful pieces of art!! My dad played and some of these would have made him proud! Love your work!
Why in the F would anyone cover such a beautiful natural finish in disgusting house paint? Great restoration!
Scientifically speaking, they are known as dipshits.
Kids.
Very nice clean up job, well done.
I would suggest in terms of set-up that the tailpiece is screwed down too low. It doesn't need to be screwed all the way as you have it, the reason being is the strings, as they bend down over the saddle, can touch the back edge of the bridge. This can cause resonances and buzzes while playing, and even be a point where they break. The tailpiece just needs to be lower than the saddle to get a nice break angle, so raise it up a few turns on each side so you can get a feeler gauge under all the strings on that back edge.
Whoever painted a guitar like that needs am education. Amazing what a little tlc can do. Great job.
You don't think he did it to make a video?
@@Geronimo00I wouldn’t doubt it. I mean, his workmanship and skill in putting them back together are beyond question, but the state that some of these guitars are “found” in is sus.
It's great seeing you save guitars from the things some knuckleheads have done to them.
Looks amazing, sounds awful. I love your videos, please keep making them. I find it really relaxing just watching you take these guitars apart, clean them, and put them back together.
I find most of these guitars sound awful, but I'll tell you what, if I was a kid again I would absolutely love getting this!!!
You are always resurrecting beautiful things, and also giving us great riffs, such a good taste.
Superb work! Why anyone would cover such a beautiful guitar with such an awful paint job is beyond me. Thank you for saving this beauty!
I appreciate your commitment to odd chords.
not to sound stereotypical but, thats kind of a Japanese thing. i do listen to 1 Japanese band called "Toe" check them out. i believe if youre a guitar guy this recommendation is a must, lots of great guitar. oh its an instrumental band, no singing. assuming all this by the products he uses. i suppose this may mean he lives there. not necessarily being a native from there.
That's amazing. The guitar was basically trash before you worked on it.
Such a beautiful guitar came out from under that silver paste 😂😂! Beautiful guitar, great sound, great playing and of course amazing restoration work!
Beautiful Fresher ! Thanks
Hello!!!!!!!! Ben tornato e come al solito alla Grande ottimo tolta la vernice argento sotto viveva e soffocava una chitarra bellissima sei sempre super bravo nel ridare vita a strumenti che sono stati vandalizzati da pazzi incompressibili Great Work Eccellent My Friend🎸
お疲れ様です。
今回もお見事でした🎉
amazing how you can strip the paint and not damage original finish. what the secret stripper you use. i can not read the can, great job. beautiful guitar when you finished
i totally dig the riffs at the end.
Great Job very nice too.Be Blessed
Well done my friend!👍👍
The piece with the set screws was put back on backward. The set screws should not be facing the pickups. Set screws face away from the pickup. The cleaned up guitar looks great! Nice job!
not necessarily true, majority of Gibson guitars actually ship with the screws toward the pickups but some people put it facing the tail piece to prevent scratching up the pu cover when adjusting
I don't there is a hard and fast rule about which way the screws should face on the bridge. Sometimes the guitar scale measurements require it to be one way more than the other to intonate better. Sometimes it's just how the owner likes it.
@TaralgaBushAdventure My comment was mainly directed at this particular guitar clean-up. If one looks closely at the before picture, you can clearly see that the set screws are facing away from the pickups. However, when the piece was reinstalled, the set screws were facing the pickup. In other words, opposite the way it was originally. When the guitar was new, someone probably did a setup on it. With the piece the opposite way, the setup is probably out of whack. Turning the piece around to the original orientation would probably improve the setup, and the guitar would probably sound better. Just my thoughts. I love the color of the wood. I would love to do something similar with some old beat-up strat!
@@paulc14 Heh, yes I saw the same thing! Sharp eyes 👍
Ah.. mi terapia, extraño y deseo estos videos. Un trabajo impecable como siempre.. un saludo desde el otro lado del charco...El Salvador..
Good job. I had a similar guitar labeled "Harmony."
How to refresh a Fresher. Very cool!👍👍🎸
Beautiful restoration and magnificent seventies Japanese Les Paul copy. All original! Those pickups are fakebuckers, single coils in a humbucker housing ( check the output reading, they are about 300k only). If you want a warmer Gibson style sounds, put in a couple of PAFs.
I thought I had heard it all.'fakebuckers'. Why would you copy a guitar then put fake single coils in it? I have a Fresher from the 1970s and I assure you that they are real humbuckers. Two pink coils under the cover that sound better than any Gibson. They wanted people to buy these guitars, why would they rip you off with single coils?
Some of the super cheap ones had fake humbuckers the majority of the 70s ones used Maxon pickups at least I think that was the name of them and they are pretty exact copies of vintage PAFs
@@davidledford3522if you look carefully at around 20 minutes into the video, you can notice that the pickup is empty on one side. Anyway I have a Maya Les Paul and an SG copy with the exact same faux buckers. Check faux buckers on Reverb, and you can see examples.
@@tiomkinnyborg2289 these pickups sound awful. In fact, this guitar sounds exactly the same as the $50 les paul copy my dad got me 30 years ago when I was 14. Unpotted, possibly single coil, maybe just really terrible. I bet you could sing into these.
Great restoration
Excelente work as always, thanks for share
Fantastic job, as always
You have way more patience than me, i would have just tossed the plastic bits and bridge and replaced them
Great the paint job under was amazing wish I could have a guitar nice like that
Another great video. 👍
I love those vintage Japanese pick ups killer tone for cheap for now anyways until a you tuber makes a video about them 😂
I love how you only restore sh*t guitars. The care and respect you give them are incredible and they end up looking fantastic, even if they sound like crap.
サンバーストのレスポールはやっぱりピックガード有ったほうがカッコいいですね。
How in the world the prevoius owner chose to paint it with ugly silver over that magnificent sunburst woody finish? Great job!
Fresher indeed!
😁
Nice job man.
Made lovely once again.
oh yeah, those 70s/80s sandwichbody, bolt-on neck Paula copies, I like them, many had DiMarzios in them, Hondo etc..often the cheap cink plated bridges flake off
thats some kinda fancy paint stripper/chemical used? kinda blows my mind that it only took off the silver. the original finish is paint type stuff as well. am i talking nonsense?
Thank You for not repainting it! Best Regards and Best Wishes!
Nice Les Paul. I'm glad the silver pain came off easily.
Excellent!! 👍😎🙏🙏
excellent job congrats
Bravo!!! 👏
Play some Ekkaia riffs next time!! 😊
Great!
the mihai edrisch shirt and the daitro riff tho
Dude where can I find your music? The demos at the end of every are always sick as hell!!
Part 2, I would like to know more about the products used in your videos if you could translate the names especially would like to know about the brass brushes that you use?
Que buen video 👍
Amazing !!!!
塗料剥がし液って下地がポリなら溶けないんですね。
溶けちゃうもんだと思ってたので勉強になります。
このギター、基本的にはスタンダードなのに指板のインレイだけカスタム仕様な中途半端さが昔の国産って感じでいいですね。
Sorry what are the liquids that you polish your guitar? I dont know Japanese
Did I hear a little shart at around 7:20?
Awesome job!!! Beautiful job sir!!!😊
Daïtro !! you have great music taste
*Fantastic 🙋🏻♂️🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷😃👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻*
Was that a narrow tenon joint
Hello, I have a fresher guitar here in switzerland as well. Does anybody know more about them?
What kind of animal spray paints a guitar like this, and how do you keep finding their projects?
Looks a lot better than it did with all that silver paint on it.
Can someone please explain to me why you would destroy a guitar like this or any guitar? And if it was to change the color, you need to have it done by someone that knows what they are doing.
Thanks for saving this guitar and bring it beauty back.
Dude did this to the guitar himself, then cleaned it, for clicks. It's what his whole channel is about--there's no way this many people paint guitars with terrible spraypaint or brushes and he happens to come across them...
IT WAS HIDING THAT WOOD GRAIN BECAUSE IT WAS PROBABLY STOLEN. I WOULD NEVER BUY A GUITAR WITH A CRAPY PAINT JOB FOR THAT REASON
Per suonarla così, poteva restare pure come era prima.
How did the paint stripper not affect the original finish?
It might be due to the polyurethane lacquer
вот бы мне такого гитариста в москве
Is this by any chance an Ibanez lawsuit guitar?
I cleaned up a guitar that "I" painted silver "to make a restoration video".
There... fixed it for ya. ;)
Now I'm absolutely sure! When a Japanese guitarist has nothing to do, he paints his guitar with a brush.
where do you find these guitars?
I was also going to ask that question.
I own a gibson from 1980 that has been sprayed over the original burst. How can i remove the overspray without damaging the original paint?
Try zippo fluid in an unassuming spot. If it's just spray paint that should work. If it's nitro over nitro (the original finish) that's not gonna work.
@@brucemyers5463 i'll give it a try. Thanks!
・あんなんでも意外とネックは大丈夫だったんだなあ
・けっこう良いパーツ奢るんだなあ
・本家と違ってテールピースは押さえ付けるだけで高さ調整はできないのね
左の種弾いて欲しいです🙇♂️
„We got Sugizo eclipse at home“…
How can I call this tipi the color of this guitar?
o cara mesmo acabou de pintar
a comment says that the guitar was painted to make this video. maybe, or maybe not. but we know some players ACTUALLY do awful things to their equipments.
Question here, is the person who did the paint job, sorry, the paint massacre, in jail?
Who degrades an innocent guitar and just blasts everything, even the binding silver 😮 yikes 😂🤟
相変わらずエキセントリックなギター弾きまんなぁ 笑
Great restoration...
Terrible guitar
Your video was pretty good but the racket you were making attempting to play doesn't do your video justice
ボルトオンのレスポール笑
😂シルバーに塗り潰されたエレキギターが､現在(いま)のスタイルに戻されました｡🎉‼️
Guitar playing is terrible, but the repair is good.
I don't understand why in every video the guitars sound horrible. Either the guy doesn't do a proper setup or he really plays like shit
Ichi Ban!
👍🤝💯👍
There is never any wear whatsoever on the paint work??
😊
😮
Why would someone paint over that? And do as crappy of a job as they did.
Maybe so. But - a lot of punk rockers did a lot of bad things to a lot of cheap (and sometimes expensive) guitars before quickly giving up on actually playing them.
L'un Sans L'autre
All that work only to find out it’s still a turd.
Good from far, but far from good. Sounds cheap and tinny. It's irritating that you insist on slowly rotating every single component. We can see the screws are rusty but we don't need to see all of them to get the picture. I had to fast forward to the end because it was so annoying, sorry
かなり鳴るなあ。
Porfavor 🙏 toca algo de LED ZEPPELIN!!!!
делаешь не плохо , а вот 😉играешь ты конечно ....откровенно хреново