@@bara7331 you're dumb bro, it's clearly faked. If a bass gets to that level of deterioration it has to be left in the woods for like 2 months. edit: You can see moss and rust on the frets, aswell as grinding marks on the body. That is not natural, someone took an angle grinder to that shit
At first, I couldn't believe that you were polishing the screws - then I saw the results, and recognized that was going to make the bass easier to use and repair, so it was worth the effort! It's a great-looking instrument, and I haven't even gotten to the repaint portion of the program.
Someone please give this man a Box of brass bristle brushes!! Every other video shows him using a brush with half of the bristles gone. Come everyone, let’s help a brother out!! 😊
Se si guarda in superfice si vede uno strumento ormai da buttare ma non è cosi sotto sotto continua a sperare e a soffrire ora è lui quello che e sempre stato un anima non piu dimenticata sei un grande
Amazing job, the finished result is impressive. I wish I had the patience to do this but thanks, this has inspired me to use some of the techniques learned here, to do some jobs on an old Precision I have that's in need of some attention. Many thanks.
Que maravilloso trabajo hiciste con este bastante usado y maltratado Jazz bass!!! Admirable tu técnica, tu paciencia para desarmar, limpiar todas las piezas. Y finalmente armarlo de nuevo. Te felicito por mostrarnos esta excelente restauración. En otras palabras, así como quedó yo me lo compraría!! Saludos cordiales 🎸
Thanx for posting...very nice to watch your skills...and the no music fact is great...no nerve-racking tootling...was that baking soda in the neck plate screws, or something else😉? Regards👋
You started with a beat up scratched and just dirty bass that hasn’t see any love. But now my friend the bass is sporting a new paint job and deep cleaning new strings and it a beautiful guitar”bass” that anyone would be proud of playing! It sounds wonderful too. Thanks for sharing with us Peace Out 🤟🎸❤️ 36:50
Al Thor you did a very good job restoring this instrument, I think it’s fake how it got in to that condition in the first place, that part I think was created by you for dramatic effect!
Wow...was this instrument tied to the back of a pickup truck and dragged along pavement and slushy salt melt....then packed away for a decade? Very nice repair.
Excellent work on this bass! I was impressed by how much different and how much prettier it looked after you were done with it. It sounded pretty good, too.
, what a cool video my man! That action is so high turn that truss rod and drop the strings, you can see how high the strings are when you play it and hear it
WOW! I wasn't going to watch all of this, but I couldn't help myself. Such a good job and great to see all the components of a bass guitar. Great video!!!!
Applause for the fine work you're doing. You've given me ideas. For the body (It appears to be alder, maybe) prior to applying the stain, give it 1 or 2 coats of Super Blonde Shellac (or sanding sealer-same thing). This will eliminate any splotching (uneven stain color) with the stain. Hope this helps.
The kettle was on overtime it looked freezing I do hope you get to your destination without anymore issues , another splendid video thank you for posting it
this happened to a bass I sold on reverb. it seems like an odd thing to happen during shipping, but somehow it did. pretty wild that you were able to get them apart!! I will keep this vid handy just in case...
Here's a tip for your next "restoration". Don't rust the screws all the way through, just the exposed head. That will make it more believable, There are several more give-ways here, but we'll start small.
A round of genuinely wholesome applause to you for rejuvenating what looked like a totally lost cause!!🎸 The brown stain finish on the body looked like it might not work, but with the pearl scratch plate it looks great. The bit I REALLY like is the varnished finish on the headstock-I have a cream/olympic white Squier 60s vibe Jazz with tortoiseshell plate and the head is a gorgeous golden varnish and that's what sold the whole bass to me. I still have people tell me its the best looking effort in my collection of five which includes an Epiphone Thunderbird IV!! I would've only made one slightly different adjustment to your Brian here - as well as replacing the controls, I would've also swapped the tuning peg tops where they are blistered, as they are quite noticeable. But Im sure you had a reason to leave them as they are...
The crackling on the tuner heads looks grotty against all the rest of the beautiful restoration. I thought you were just preserving the original equipment till I saw that you were replacing the control knobs. Maybe swap out those tuner heads, too.
It's very humid in Japan, and that causes the "patina" that you see on the metal parts as well as helping dirt to stick to the instrument if it is stored carelessly for a long time. I've bought several old Greco bass guitars from Japan, and despite looking like they had been well cared for they still had some of the same signs of humidity on things like the bridge and tuners.
A cheap vibratory tumbler would work great cleaning up the hardware, while you're busy with other stuff. Then when you're ready to reassemble, just pull it from the tumbler. Maybe one or two pieces might need some touch up. Great restoration!!! 🤘😎🤘
Aaaargh! I’m late to the party! Better late than never. Cool channel, loved the chatter. And of course I remember the Telecaster Bass / Microphone all too well. I remember fitting knobs on it from an old TV set 😂 Love it…
Anyone who treat a bass with no love, should not ever play the bass again.... Good job, Sir👌👌👍👍🎸🎸
this bass has been damaged just to produce this video....
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@@bara7331 you're dumb bro, it's clearly faked. If a bass gets to that level of deterioration it has to be left in the woods for like 2 months.
edit: You can see moss and rust on the frets, aswell as grinding marks on the body. That is not natural, someone took an angle grinder to that shit
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I liked the original color but going to the wood finish was a thousand times better! Brian sounds great. What a transformation. Love it.
The best thing on this video: No music, just the video!! Just a relief.
Awesome restore, majestic playing at the end. Breathtaking-both!
At first, I couldn't believe that you were polishing the screws - then I saw the results, and recognized that was going to make the bass easier to use and repair, so it was worth the effort! It's a great-looking instrument, and I haven't even gotten to the repaint portion of the program.
Polished screws have absolutely no benefit as far as easier to use and repair. Wtf are you babbling about?
Someone please give this man a Box of brass bristle brushes!! Every other video shows him using a brush with half of the bristles gone. Come everyone, let’s help a brother out!! 😊
Changing the finish on the body was absolutely the right move
Se si guarda in superfice si vede uno strumento ormai da buttare ma non è cosi sotto sotto continua a sperare e a soffrire ora è lui quello che e sempre stato un anima non piu dimenticata sei un grande
The life of Brian has been a hard one.
Nice color! Nice work!
Esta pregunta me la hago siempre ¿como hacen para olvidar un instrumento de tal manera que quede en esta condición? Un excelente trabajo
Es porque la mayoría de la veces es falso.
Es la verdad
por que tienes muchos y ocupas comprar fundas xd
Claramente se ve que estaba dedicado ala música punk...
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Gorgeous finish, the combination with the pick guard is amazing!
As a bass player, this feels like you repairing our weapon. Thank you for saving this lil guy 🙏
Страхотна реставрация. Браво. Продължавай все така.👍👍👍👍👍
このBrian、25年位前に出たBacchus GLAY JIROモデルの廉価版ですよね。
懐かしい。
This is a quality Bacchus bass and deserves some love.
the band slimeball the sticker is from is a 2005 Japanese punk band that im happy to report was awesome.
Amazing job, the finished result is impressive. I wish I had the patience to do this but thanks, this has inspired me to use some of the techniques learned here, to do some jobs on an old Precision I have that's in need of some attention. Many thanks.
That bass has earned its freedom! Thank you for liberating it from the hands of chaos.
Que maravilloso trabajo hiciste con este bastante usado y maltratado Jazz bass!!!
Admirable tu técnica, tu paciencia para desarmar, limpiar todas las piezas. Y finalmente armarlo de nuevo.
Te felicito por mostrarnos esta excelente restauración.
En otras palabras, así como quedó yo me lo compraría!!
Saludos cordiales 🎸
Beautiful! The color you chose is perfect with that aged pick guard. Nicely done.
Thanx for posting...very nice to watch your skills...and the no music fact is great...no nerve-racking tootling...was that baking soda in the neck plate screws, or something else😉? Regards👋
You started with a beat up scratched and just dirty bass that hasn’t see any love. But now my friend the bass is sporting a new paint job and deep cleaning new strings and it a beautiful guitar”bass” that anyone would be proud of playing! It sounds wonderful too. Thanks for sharing with us Peace Out 🤟🎸❤️ 36:50
Looks like you saved that one from the graveyard. Beautiful work and a great result.Well done sir!
Al Thor you did a very good job restoring this instrument, I think it’s fake how it got in to that condition in the first place, that part I think was created by you for dramatic effect!
試奏の「あのバンド」とても良い・・・
Wow...was this instrument tied to the back of a pickup truck and dragged along pavement and slushy salt melt....then packed away for a decade? Very nice repair.
great resto, the only thing you forgot was to insulate the pickup cavities. (that black rubberized paint inside adjustment pot cavity)
SLIMEBALLのステッカーが時を経てこんなにボロボロになって剥がされていくところで切なくなってしまった。。
Wow ,that bass was an absolute wreck, you can tell it had plenty of hours on it , excellent job .
No, it was just abused. Any Bass player worth his salt that would put that many "hours" on this bass wouldn't have let it go like this and destroy it.
I'm impressed! That bass is gorgeous after the restoration! Love that dark brown stain with the pearl pick guard.
I don't regret watching this at all. Great job in giving that beat up bass a second life.
I love the fact that you chose to let the wood on the body shine instead of painting it great job born again and ready to thump
Loved how you used every single parta again. Really nice job.
Excellent work on this bass! I was impressed by how much different and how much prettier it looked after you were done with it. It sounded pretty good, too.
I can’t believe u were able to restore this back to new with all the same parts, great job!
Poor old ‘Brian’, forgotten and at the end of life, suddenly revived great work! I personally like mine a loved looking
I was hoping to see the bass played at the end but I was not ready for you to absolutely shred so hard
SLIMEBALL!!! Awesome punk band from Japan!
SLIMEBALLのステッカーが時を経てこんなにボロボロになって剥がされていくところで切なくなってしまった。。THE POINT IN TIMEというアルバムタイトルも意味を感じてしまう
, what a cool video my man! That action is so high turn that truss rod and drop the strings, you can see how high the strings are when you play it and hear it
懐かしい、ブライアン、今から20年位昔の製品です、外見から分かるように当時流行ったバンドGLAYのJIROモデルの廉価モデルですね。当時はJIROさんはバッカスブランドをエンドース受けていて、メーカーは動画のベースを販売しました。因みに中国製ですが。
Великолепно проделанная работа! Басс после реставрации выглядит невероятно премиально! Супер👍!!!
Ага, и звук норм
Как по мне пикгуард можно было и не ставить обратно 🙂 гитара и без него выглядит 👍
а мне не нравятся деревяшки, покрасил бы обязательно, тем более это не сложно
ボディの仕上がりがすごくいいですね、、、。再塗装お疲れ様でした！
いつもご視聴ありがとうございます。
ボディはバッカスといえばという雰囲気に仕上げてみました！
@@studioasyl .
Admirable tu paciencia, buen trabajo.
WOW! I wasn't going to watch all of this, but I couldn't help myself. Such a good job and great to see all the components of a bass guitar. Great video!!!!
What a transformation!!! Loved the wood stain colour...it went beautifully with the cleanded up pick guard
Big respect for all the hours of work he spent restoring all of the hardware parts. To be honest, as lazy as i am, i would've bought new parts.
上位グレードのウッドラインみたい！
少し色の褪せたピックガードが合っててとても好みです
店頭でこういう４弦パッシブに出会ったら買い増ししてしまいそう🤣
This is so satisfying to watch!!! The attention to detail in cleaning it is insane. Bravo!
Applause for the fine work you're doing. You've given me ideas. For the body (It appears to be alder, maybe) prior to applying the stain, give it 1 or 2 coats of Super Blonde Shellac (or sanding sealer-same thing). This will eliminate any splotching (uneven stain color) with the stain. Hope this helps.
The kettle was on overtime it looked freezing I do hope you get to your destination without anymore issues , another splendid video thank you for posting it
this happened to a bass I sold on reverb. it seems like an odd thing to happen during shipping, but somehow it did. pretty wild that you were able to get them apart!! I will keep this vid handy just in case...
Beautiful beautiful 😍 job❤. Love the sound of the bass guitar, tried learning how to play it but didn’t get too far and gave up on the idea.
Very VERY NICE!!!
WOW, so pretty!
You gave it new life, thats a Re-birth. love the new Wood finish and the last rift you were playing, that one i am going to learn! 😁
Top......manteve as peças 100 originais e isso mostra a verdade do que ele proporciona (sem trocação de peças). Parabéns.
Here's a tip for your next "restoration". Don't rust the screws all the way through, just the exposed head. That will make it more believable, There are several more give-ways here, but we'll start small.
Erock1970 - agreed! Totally fake ‘restoration’.
Great job!!. It looks better on you than when it was new! 😎👍
years of neglect removed to leave an instrument with character, amazing to watch!
A round of genuinely wholesome applause to you for rejuvenating what looked like a totally lost cause!!🎸 The brown stain finish on the body looked like it might not work, but with the pearl scratch plate it looks great. The bit I REALLY like is the varnished finish on the headstock-I have a cream/olympic white Squier 60s vibe Jazz with tortoiseshell plate and the head is a gorgeous golden varnish and that's what sold the whole bass to me. I still have people tell me its the best looking effort in my collection of five which includes an Epiphone Thunderbird IV!!
I would've only made one slightly different adjustment to your Brian here - as well as replacing the controls, I would've also swapped the tuning peg tops where they are blistered, as they are quite noticeable. But Im sure you had a reason to leave them as they are...
The crackling on the tuner heads looks grotty against all the rest of the beautiful restoration. I thought you were just preserving the original equipment till I saw that you were replacing the control knobs. Maybe swap out those tuner heads, too.
Awesome fix! I didnt think the final product would be so good!
Really nice. Perfect color on the body
Well done, beautiful restauration job! I like the natural wooden body with a dark satin varnish very much! Kudos!
aw. it had so much character before, though. woulda been cool to just see it restored as-is.
When you walk past his bass, listen carefully! You will hear a little voice saying 'thank you' !
Definitely my favorite so far. I love the bass. Great job!
Great restoration! I'd have put the ashtrays on but I love bling....
Great restoration I just can’t stand the colour reminds me of a coffee table
お見事❣️と言うしか言葉が見当たりませんね。😂モノを大事に扱う人には神が宿り愛に満ちているようにさえ思えますね❤拾う神には丹念な愛が有ります❤
頭が下がりますから神技ですね❤無頼庵の空気を窺える奔放ながらビッグな音を感じ取る事ができました❣️救われる思いです💕
That came out looking amazing, be proud you saved that bass.
And she is back to life! Sounds awesome too.
Like the body finish. Great!
I Love how you don't talk, and I learn even more. Great video, as always Thanks you.
You did a miracle job on that guitar
I'm surprised you don't use an electric screwdriver. You made an amazing job.
Did you find this at the bottom of a lake?! How on earth does a guitar get this dirty...looks amazing. Love the stain on the body.
It's very humid in Japan, and that causes the "patina" that you see on the metal parts as well as helping dirt to stick to the instrument if it is stored carelessly for a long time. I've bought several old Greco bass guitars from Japan, and despite looking like they had been well cared for they still had some of the same signs of humidity on things like the bridge and tuners.
WONDERFUL PERFORMANCE....LOVED IT....
Great job! For the body, you First used a dark stain, but i can't under stand the second product. And for the neck, what did you use?
I love your videos, but would you please put subtitles up in English as to what paints and other chemicals you are using?
Parte el alma ver un instrumento en esas condiciones
Boss you really nailed あのバンド 😭 love your work!!
This was an instrument of good quality for all those parts to be restorable. Cheaper hardware would not do so well. This was very nice to watch
Nice work! The before / after is pretty amazing on this one.
Вы подарили новую жизнь инструменту! Огромный лайк мастеру 👍
Brian looks great. Nice restoration!
That second life is absolutely beautiful.
Great Job!
wow! that sound he made at the end of the video is perfect! just wonderful.
Nice work,and even nicer playing👍🏻
Это что же надо было сделать, чтобы довести бас до такого состояния, как мы видим в начале? В сыром подвале его держать? И снег им счищать?
A cheap vibratory tumbler would work great cleaning up the hardware, while you're busy with other stuff. Then when you're ready to reassemble, just pull it from the tumbler. Maybe one or two pieces might need some touch up.
Great restoration!!! 🤘😎🤘
Good skill
after all the years of guitar mods & maintenance, I've realized we spend most of our time SANDING!
Nice! saving music, one bass at a time!
Very understated and tasteful renovation!
Este rapaz arruma muito bem, este instrumento, o contra baixo ficara muito bonito, e show de bola.
Aaaargh! I’m late to the party! Better late than never. Cool channel, loved the chatter. And of course I remember the Telecaster Bass / Microphone all too well. I remember fitting knobs on it from an old TV set 😂
Love it…
Nice work - I wasn’t sure about the stained natural finish but it works well. And again no fret leveling and crowning