Bloody hell! How can anybody dislike this video? In WHAT way is this offensive?! Good God. I just don't understand people these days! HUGE thumbs up for me! Thank you for this video! It's always fascinating to watch people fix or upgrade their guitars! I do it all the time.
Hey bro great to see you again. Hope you had a great Christmas and just wanted to wish you a very Happy New year and may 2021 bring you much success, joy and happiness. Stay safe and catch up again real soon. Beautiful guitar bro.
This is a great video, very nice upgrading. Quick question, after you staggered the pole pieces on the alnico V pickups, did you have to rewax them or tape them so they stayed at the new height? Thanks!
It was for a friend of mine, I wanted to make a custom one for it! I did on his bass though. He actually has a '79 black Strat like David Gilmours blackie but he likes playing this more - ruclips.net/video/g4t5H0QhB94/видео.html ruclips.net/video/L_njXCMjf3I/видео.html
Nice video! I've got an old Squier Strat that i've always wanted to tinker with. Might give those pick ups a look. I was going to go for Vanson pick ups but might save my self a few quid instead, lol.
Sensational job, and playing! Question: what's your view on upgrading the nut, tuners and string trees? It's hard to know the 'importance and priority' of some things. For eg 'purists' talk a lot about tonewoods but then you listen to comparison videos sometimes and there can be very little difference?
As long as the guitar plays and keeps in tune I don't normally change them, I might file down or change a nut but remember loads of Gibson's from the 70's had nylon nuts AND bridge pieces - some are well sought after nowadays! Pots and caps, yeah. I think 90% of the tone comes from the pup's and the electronics ;0)
What a sound coming out of that guitar.. Excellent work boss 👍
Thanks a lot! ;0)
Bloody hell! How can anybody dislike this video? In WHAT way is this offensive?! Good God. I just don't understand people these days! HUGE thumbs up for me! Thank you for this video! It's always fascinating to watch people fix or upgrade their guitars! I do it all the time.
Cheers mate! I hope you got a couple of good tips ;0)
really like your playing. rock on!
Cheers! ;0)
GREAT video!!!!!! A true craftsman you is! Great fun watching you play so effortlessly.....
Thank you very much! ;0)
Hey bro great to see you again. Hope you had a great Christmas and just wanted to wish you a very Happy New year and may 2021 bring you much success, joy and happiness. Stay safe and catch up again real soon. Beautiful guitar bro.
Thanks! You too!
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Welcome aboard!
This is a great video, very nice upgrading. Quick question, after you staggered the pole pieces on the alnico V pickups, did you have to rewax them or tape them so they stayed at the new height? Thanks!
No, they are still pretty tight. A drop of wax on the bottom wouldn't hurt anyways! ;0)
I wish you a new year full of happiness, the realization of dreams, wishes, and lasting health, God willing, a good channel
Loved everything but the fender logo .. man why did you just have a custom one made .. $7 on eBay for your OWN logo
It was for a friend of mine, I wanted to make a custom one for it! I did on his bass though. He actually has a '79 black Strat like David Gilmours blackie but he likes playing this more -
ruclips.net/video/g4t5H0QhB94/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/L_njXCMjf3I/видео.html
Nice video! I've got an old Squier Strat that i've always wanted to tinker with. Might give those pick ups a look. I was going to go for Vanson pick ups but might save my self a few quid instead, lol.
You should mate, check out the links to Daryl Braun's videos too! :0)
Sensational job, and playing!
Question: what's your view on upgrading the nut, tuners and string trees? It's hard to know the 'importance and priority' of some things. For eg 'purists' talk a lot about tonewoods but then you listen to comparison videos sometimes and there can be very little difference?
As long as the guitar plays and keeps in tune I don't normally change them, I might file down or change a nut but remember loads of Gibson's from the 70's had nylon nuts AND bridge pieces - some are well sought after nowadays! Pots and caps, yeah. I think 90% of the tone comes from the pup's and the electronics ;0)
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I have this guitar it’s off my brother I have this omggg plz can you set it up for me if there’s anyway I can contact you
If you stay near Glasgow, try message me on my getaways and guitars FB page ;0)
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