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I accidentally dropped a little metal thingy close to my Jackson bass and now it has its first chip. +10 years in perfect shape, guess it's time to learn how to fix that little imperfection (I think I'm the only one who can really see it xD)

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Amazing glimpse into the skill and experience needed to be an artist at effectively prepping these incredible musical instruments!

It seems I have one more DIY project to have fun with. Thanks for the content mate! Greetings from Brazil

Best explanation of noisy pickups I've seen. Essentially, the transference of hum from the body to the circuitry is via an electrostatic route. It's often discussed as though it was electromagnetic.

Great - I very much like the "untamed" resonances tones

Huh... I thought he installed a Sadowsky 2 band pre-amp in Marcus' bass.

Do other countries call it earth instead of ground?

Great tips, thankyou! Thorough

Excellent video, excellent method, thanks for sharing it. Tip for removing seized screws BEFORE it breaks: drill out head with left-hand twist drill bit. It’s a thing and they can be bought. Run the drill in reverse, the vibration, heat and reduction of material will cause the drill bit to actually extract the screw. I have had a 100% success rate removing seized screws like this. I learned that in aviation mechanics.

Help bro I have JBL E55BT .. My JBL can't be turned on, when charging the charge indicator is on and when using the cable it turns on normally.. What do you think is damaged? Thank you bro

Love your trolley ideas for my portaflex sb12 p Jess Oliver would be impressed😊

Yes I've enjoyed watching, Recently I've installed a artec pbass neck pickup and a jazz bass bridge pickup to my first project jazzbass, moment of truth, ived plug it in, to see what's the results,, turn each volume and tone , there a hum, but when I accidentally touched the pole piece of the pickups.. owww much disgusting hum, and I think I need to try reverse it's wiring.. I've done everything.. nothing works.maybe this is my last hope.thats why I need to say this ..thanks a lot sir

What about 9volt 'phantom power'? Since an active instrument must be plugged in, why not power the preamp with 9volt dc phantom power like condenser mics are powered everywhere?

WAIT! A _pro_ player playing a squire?!?!? 🤯😂 Gotta say - I’ve got a squire Classic vibe P bass sitting directly next to a couple boutiques that are each worth more than moving the decimal on the squire 😂 A great setup like this makes a massive difference. This is the bass every beginner (and pro!) deserves!

Thank you

Thanks Rob!

Excellent presentation. I've been building for several years and I believe I've picked up more than a few useful techniques from this video. Many thanks!

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Thank you Thank you just fixed my headphones now I'm happy the video really helped 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

For your info!!! Yamha OC1 and Korg OCT1 are VERY DIFFERENT pedals! I own both and all their chips are different! They track differently and the tone is different, and I super highly recommend you to buy a KORG! you have no idea how much better it is if you only tried the yamaha version.

After watching the whole video through I am astonished at the level of care you put into this instrument. It's rare anybody puts so much love into these vintage import guitars.. Thanks for showing us all how it's done!

can i do this mod with active pick ups?

Instead of flipping the magnet. etc., you could have flipped the whole bobbin/magnet over. Now the magnet is opposite polarity and the winding is reversed. :)

Lovely work. I’m re fretting one of my guitars currently. I enjoy this work!

Ha. I finally got some motivation to fix/mod one of my guitars from this video. I have this V style guitar which had input jack in really akward place. I didn't want to go drilling the body and luckily I got an idea. I realized I have never used tone pot or neck pickup in this so I took away them both and put the jack where tone pot was. Btw I use nail polish to fix small paint problems. They are cheaper than real paint.

Love the fix on the knob. I have an old chicken head knob that I may need to use that on. Now so just need something to attach it to!

Awesome

Sweet as work looks mint. I've got a similar 70s Sakai SG I bought off Facebook a few months ago. Great sound, but the bottom two strings sound super muted and dead for some reason. Took it to my local shop and they said the truss rod was "frozen"" and there's nothing they can do. Any tips or pointers on how I could go about fixing it myself?

I feel like one day i'll see a video you make a time machine out of some microwave oven and a lawn mower parts 😂

It's my battery which didn't fonctionne bien ( I don't speak english)

I've got an essential tremor, and have been using your blutac workholding for a few years now, it's life-changing no joke.

Ooozes cool Rob. Great job done with care and attention. Wonder who'll be playing this beauty in another 50 years from now? Thats what its all about as custodians Great show as always 😎

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Nice one rob I learned a lot thanks for sharing

This is a really cool channel!!!! Thank you for sharing your mods!

Hello, From The StateS. Thanks, For Sharing 🎸🧠🎶✌️

I am fascinated by your ability to figure out solutions. That toggle switch idea is just...wow.

Bro just owns a one man operated factory. 😯 You're an inspiration to me. ❤️❤️❤️

Do you ever order custom paint to get a perfect match?

Ive got a cheap ibanez electric guitar, and when the strings are off if i touch the posts they flop around. Im guessing its more than an easy fix, will be better to replace? On the b string makes a clunk when tightening string, and it is not the nut ping sound. It is litterally like clunk sound.

How to age and yellow guitar plastic parts 1 = scrub plastic-parts with very fine steel wool and scrub some areas with fine-sandpaper 2 = use a bowl and put in Hot water and 2 black-tea-bags and 1-1/2 table spoon of TURMERIC cooking powder Leave it to soak for 5 hours (no more) --- LOOK at them once every hour to get the correct yellowish old-age look !!! ...if you leave them for too long, they can become too dark yellowish. Take them out and clean them with a paper-towel. Let them dry for an hour or more before you place them back into your guitar. You want all the parts to be completely dried.

Next time please kindly explain! Personally I'm a student

Even strings have some resistance, I wraped copper solder wick to a bit lower resistance(from 1,5 ohm)

white carbon fiber might be classy

I like your end product a lot.

By the way, I wasn't able to find your website. Could I get a link?

Sounds like a synthwave. Cool!

You are a genius 😮

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