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I bought a brand new aerodyne bass, it sounds great no buzz no clanging. Should I still have a setup done on it?

Great job, once again! Main reason I picked these guitars: I wanted a quality electric guitar easy to travel with...

Where you are located master ?

I'm considering buying one of these Guitars from Kiesel. I learn a lot from your videos, ty for posting.

Start editing your clips with closeups so people can see what your doing!

Been watching all your uploads so far keep it up your doing a good job.

thank you.

I purchased a 318 Taylor very much like this. It had very high string height. The neck was straight. Because Taylors are bolt on necks, I simply purchased a Taylor wedge set, and reset the neck and achieved perfect set up.

did you loosen the strings before tightening the truss rod?

Doesn't Taylor have the NT neck system that you can use shims to lower the strings and change the neck angle

I have a 110ce . I like it

power tool to take off strings... wow you're lazy asf

nice job great video

YOU NEED A SHORT FILE AND STRAIGHT EDGES TO FIND THE LAY OF THE NECK...GO BACK TO YOUR WALMART JOB

Looking Good.

Maybe the guy wanted the tremendous to be decked...

I put some pencil graphite on the nut... To keep the strings moving....

What are you a big block Chevy, 396 ⁉️

Hello Bud Witch LG BAGGS pick up model did you use?

I never did get any BC Rich guitars but thought they had some cool designs.

i bought a glarry p bass just to practice on. . pickups were horrible. very low out put. put di marzios on and it made it to sound like a 600 dollar bass.

Porcupine and later Rat motor because of the rocker arm studs canted instead of in line. I would be a 413 kinda guy. I have a TexMex Tele that has great tones and playability.

i'm getting a butterscotch Nashville soon, good to know about the factory wiring issues before i open it up. i'm going to do this but put a SD mini-hum in the neck and make it black pearloid pickguard. change out the other two pups for SD noiseless.

Chevy Big Block 396

Big Block Firing Order.

.012 is crazy high !!! pro play with .005 or .006'' ! this goof has no idea....nut heights should be low so first fret note show correct on tuner . another wanna be fool

The frets are probably lifting off the fretboard? Which would be glue and clamp the ones that are. Otherwise they’ll just keep lifting. Then you should level the frets if needed, etc. I know what I’m talking about. I’ve watched like five videos.

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Where did you get the pickup for the charango? I need that pickup where can I get it

What a great build!

If I took my Clapton Strat to a tech and he argued with me that it doesn’t have an active circuit, I’d go somewhere else. The active mid boost is the whole point of the Clapton Strat.

Moe called in sick that day and Curly was in charge.

I don't understand why the pot manufacturers don't include a ground lug on the side of the pot. Adding a puddle of solder to the back seems like a kludge but obviously it needs to be grounded.

Great to see some less common instruments. Some unique problems to work around. very interesting.

I think that’s called “micro tilt”. You’re supposed to tilt it when the saddles won’t go any lower and your action is still too high. I would go to the hardware store and get shorter saddle screws.

Human?? say it isn't so!! It may be brand new but who knows how long it was sitting around a warehouse or sales room waiting for someone who wanted a 6-string bass. Things stretch or shrink especially on a new instrument. A setup process is needed not because of use but time.

This is pretty cool. I like learning about other instruments, especially from the Point of view of a technician. It would be really cool if you could get a Japanese shamisen or a sitar and see how they work. Here's a shamisen playing modern funk. ua-cam.com/video/tA8PKx09ao8/v-deo.html

That's cool.

apparently, the preamp gives a midboost.listen to the bad love solo from clapton's journeyman album Master Volume, Tone 1. Master TBX™ Tone Control, Tone 2. Master Active Mid Boost (0-25dB). Mid boost kit

I don't work on instruments but I have repaired furniture and jewelry boxes. One trick is to lay a bead of glue along the length of the crack and then to use dental floss or kite string to draw it down into the crack if you can thread it all the way through. Can't wait to see how it comes out. I would guess that a danger with a guitar is vibration in any part of the fracture that doesn't get some glue.

Those Epi 3 way switches have always been crap.

What was the polish you used please?

Nice! Been doing my own basses manly for years but I picked up some good pointers. SUB!

I have been a guitar tech for 47 yrs and have never seen acoustic strings on an electric guitar. Seen plenty of electric strings on acoustic guitars but this is a new one on me. Just like some drivers should not have a drivers liscense, some people should not be allowed to own a guitar. Just sayin!!!

way too high 5/64'' ! should be 4/64'' on low e !

They put the guitar together at fender specific to the building specs so that it's ready to go out of the box. After you messed around with it you affected the sound of it whether you think so or not. So you'll never know what a Clapton guitar actually sounds like unless you buy a new one

I learned something. Thanks.

it's the TBX mid-boost preamp Eric developed with fenner .. meh, you want low output pups all that to work right, audio pots, bu YES Eric did develop the TBX preamp with fenner way back, you can search it out

Wow. I wish I had the skill to do all that to my basses in less than 30 minutes. Maybe one day. Thanks for the instruction!

I have one similar. It’s an AXS model. My action at the first is about 3/64 to 4/64 across all 6 strings. It looks like someone filed deep into the nut. All the strings are about 15/64 at the 12th. The saddle looks high to me. There is relief. I feel like the nut should be replaced and sanded at the bottom. The saddle needs lowered. And maybe adjusting the truss rod. Any suggestions?