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Greetings from Paris France, great job , great video Merci 😊

Why would anyone in their right mind cover that beautiful wood with black paint , thats just crazy

LG comparo was a great feature. As a fan of the smaller Gibsons, I couldn't help but wonder how the 40s LG2 would sound alongside the L-00 that was also hanging on the wall. I'd take either one.

The reverse belly bridge just looks wrong to me, but sound is what matters.

You are right on the logo. The modern logo started in ‘48. I have a script logo ‘47 J-50 (identical model and year to the one Bob Dylan used on his first couple of records). One year only because they had the “Only a Gibson is Good Enough” banner until 1946.

Next time save the rosewood dust to mix with titebond glue as a filler instead of wax.

Best soil aeration possible!

Great lesson dude! Im wondering on an acoustic, most times the upper frets are unaccesible. Are they just asthetic? Can they just be lowered and polished a bit to get them out of the way?

Craftmanship takes years attain. Your Masterclass restorations returned submarine pure tones to these vintage instruments. Just awesome. Finally, an Americian made G&L will last a career lifetime with a little care.

will hide glue bond to the super glue?

Gibson guitars have a responsability to replace or refund your money each time this happens , and it happens alot .

Thought you didn’t need to move bridge?..

12:00 I have a case exactly like that down to the plastic handle, didn't know it's a Gibson case. Mine came with a Harmony acoustic from ebay..

Very interesting comparison and demonstration. Thanks.

Beautiful guitars. I’d have bcc hard time selling your light sunburst model over one of those new fangled Telecoustics. Those cardboard cases are awesome, too. I didn’t realize the higher end old acoustics originally came with that style of case. I still own my first guitar, a 77 Takamine F360 (D28 lawsuit era clone). It’s in amazing shape; plays and sounds on par with my real D-18. It came in a black cardboard case with the alligator print. I still have it as well. When I was younger I got a nice thick hug bag and considered throwing away the original case. I’m glad I didn’t.

Thanks for the class!

My aunt has an old LG-0 laying in her closet that i think she'd give to me if I asked. She doesn't play but loves music and will sit and listen to me play until I'm exhausted. She also has my dads old Martin New Yorker he traded my late uncle for a paint job on his truck in the 1970's. I need to call aunt Marilyn lol.

I really love these older small Gibsons. They are so sweet!

Answer one question for me just if you get the chance. According to the serial no. I have a 1959 LG0. Mine has a spruce top and I never saw that before. Does that mean that somewhere along the line my top got replaced?

Nice guitars and review! I would have to get some oval butterbean tuner knobs on the banner headstock....for sure.

Awesome... Different video was looking forward to some repairs... Great breakdown of the 3 acoustics my friend...

Like that guitar. Glad you got all the various wipes and dissolves out of your system in Part 1.

Beautiful place you got there. 3:36 Is that apple mint?

We had them 10 years ago ,The fish were very happy they just drop right in the lake ,I also heard Copperheads love them IDK how many you get there but we have our fair share ,thankfully not alot of Water Moccasins

Yep, I was just down that way a couple weeks ago. They were everywhere. Big mess of beetles too.

Watching the struggle that was separating the fretboard extension from the top, it occurred to me that if you used the longest of the palette knives from StewMac, and attached the heat blanket to it, you could let the knife conduct the heat and gently slip the end of it under the fretboard extension. That would put your heat where you want it and be easily monitored while you are working.

I live in the Ozark mountains I haven't seen any yet.

Scotty D! How you B my man! Hey, I watch Ted, Yanya, Jerry but I really enjoy watching you my man! I am a lot like you in that I am learning on my own too!

Jeez, she's beautiful!

I love that guitar, single coils in an SG, never thought I'd see that. I have a question about how to go about fixing a crack in a Peavey JF-1, theres this crack in the cutaway that leads upwards a bit and caused the clearcoat to crack around the heel, i can barely get my nail into the clear coat near where the crack started some I'm not too worried about the heel, but how would I go about glueing the crack, its kind of hard to tell which direction it goes and how to clamp it, have you dealt with this before? I'm a player who likes to tinker and wouldn't mind slightly damaging the guitar since it isn't worth much anyways and cannot afford a luthier. I appreciate it in advance.

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There's something in his Hide glue. You don't get that much playing around time. He has a mixture in there.

Give the children at the CoreTek factory a break--they needed a nap. They work hard for that $1.20 a week.....

How long does it take to do this repair? I ask because I keep hearing people say a couple weeks. Is that realistic since I'm sure this isn't the only repair.

Scott has done great work on my guitars. Highly recommended

Really enjoyed watching you ply your craft. May I ask a question, My guitar had a beautiful, almost orange tint to the neck, now I've carefully cleaned it, the 'shine' has gone, how would I restore that? it's maple and everyone recommends NOT using the oil I just bought for my other rosewood guitar.

Greetings from Pampa Tx.You are the best 😊

What was that guitar jack? Never saw one like that before.

Great stuff. Your repairs are so thorough and, as I’ve said several times, Scotty, you’re a true master at refinishing / blemish repair. You’re a magician when it comes to that finish work, making old gouges and scrapes virtually disappear. Thanks for another entertaining and educational video. I’m a huge fan on your work/channel. Have a great weekend.

Sir Smudge-a-lot!! hahah!! 😂Brilliant repair once again!! Thank you, Mr. Scott!!

You are the man who I try to emulate in my own work. Great job. Keep educating us.

Cool video Scott. 👍

Herb; Joe Pass’ sidekick. They did amazing duo work. Those strap buttons on the neck heel give me the willies. I wonder why people do that?

I bought a new black ES 165 back in the early 90s and it had a typical Rosewood saddle and not the adjustable metal one like this one has. Not sure the one on this guitar is original. Could be I guess on the Herb Ellis signature.

very nice repair Scotty ,Mohawk quick fill Statesman oak is what I have .nope you would have had to sand it back off never mind lol

Once, twice, three times a goo bloost. Your glue boost jokes crack me up.

I love your honesty regarding re do’s

it's out of stock. Good. I can't afford it, anyhow. _ "Kiyosaki also notes that saying “I can’t afford it” creates negative feelings like sadness and helplessness. When you change that into a question, however, it creates possibility and that allows positive feelings like excitement. Everything that you want is now a call to action, not an unattainable goal. Essentially, it’s the basis for a total shift in thought. Stop thinking of your current financial state as permanent, and start thinking of ways you can alter your current methods and afford the things you’re after." _ It doesn't work: "possibilities"... right.

run the blade on the roll of tape and make a few revolutions of half size tape.

Question: got a new Enya X Pro 4. The battery holder. The negative end spring fell out ( no negative battery contact). I can reach the 4 corner screws, but the wires seem short. Is it repairable ( refixing where the spring goes)? Thank you ChuckB