yes! yes! YES! I love all your work, I've said before that you are a true master artist/craftsman, your eye for detail is incredible! This is my all time favourite guitar, so I'm in heaven! thank you so much for showing us your work. x
This is for sure better than the one Trogly documented. I deal with a lot of old instruments and I think there are some real question marks about the Murphy lab stuff.
Amazing work on this! Question on the original, what do we think caused the circular scratches at the volume pots? Was it jewellery scraping the finish as the volume pots were turned on and off?
Just curious. I noticed on a previous video that you would use a heat gun before you would take a (I think) abrasive 0000 pad to it. I’m assuming it’s to dull the gloss of the paint. My question is why do you heat it first?
I believe, Kirk Hammett will order 2-3 clones of his original Greenie to have on tours instead of ordering from Gibson :) Amazing attention on detail. Congratulations and greetings from Greece!
Master luthier and artist right here. As painful as it was to watch the relic process, the end result was worth it. Surprised Gibson hasn’t tried to recruit you
Hi Dr. Nitro did you see in the Andertons interview that the Murphy Lab was doing fake scalpel lines until it finally ‘discovered’ how to crack nitro with temperature changes. Which makes no sense because Tom Murphy said he knew about cracked guitars staying in a cold car overnight. It was bizarre.
Hi, nice job..another thing i noticed was that the ABR-1 bridge you used? Looks more like a real Vintage ABR-1 bridge?…the body is thinner with pointy ends, like a real 1950’s ABR-1 …witch model Abr-1 is that? “four uncles restorations?
Hey man! Just stumbled across your channel and saw the demo of your 59’ PAF clones. How much does a set of those usually cost to make and ship to America? I want to get a set next year. Also, fantastic video. Subbed!!
I did a relic process on my strat and it turned out great...but I don't dare with my Les Paul, I would just like to remove the gloss a little bit so that it is more matte.....
Now that looks like a $50,000 guitar…if there is such a thing! Beautiful work! I’ve aged many pickup covers plus other metal pieces, if you don’t mind telling, what is your process? You don’t have to say if you don’t want, I’d understand. Have a great day! ✌️😎🎸🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶
@@8BombCustom -Very cool, thank you. I have a 2005 Gibson Page Les Paul, which don’t have bridge pickup covers and it was the first thing I did. I’ve also done a few for other guitars of mine and for a few friends that want them. Anyway, thanks for the info and you do beautiful work…wish I had your patience!
I am going to DEFFINATLY give you a "Thumbs Up" You deserve it. Like myself I grew into becoming Obsessed with 50'S LP's. But, Originally born & raised in Miami FL. ( USA ) &, I SERIOUSLY can't believe I'm 60 !!! Somehow... Allmost 0 Grey. & have been in to rather extreme sports. & younger HOT Girls ! ( It goes with the touring in Bands ) < Legal> of course! If a girl is "Vacant" upstairs... I don't have time for that. I got married @ 21, for all the Right reasons & Divorced... for all the Right reasons. I was truly blessed to have, After moving back to Miami, 3 Bands with Record deals pending & 1, Signed W/a Major ! I'st gig, A HUGE outdoor event, was trial by FIRE ! 1, 86 LP W/ PAF'S & the other "Right stuff" but still... Not "Great" I must tell you, I bought & sold vintage guitars since 79. ( The New stuff was Horrible ) I know this will probably drive you Crazy. But @ pawn shops, small music stores, Antique stores ect, Pre CBS & Old Goldtops were $350 -$400. Max. @ some yardsales, Goodwill, $50. !! Burst, from the few who knew what they had... $1,500. Max. !! & I would complain because 57' or other Goldtops were $500 to $750 !! AMERICA @ that time, 100% Freedom !! Not so much now... No Internet, & Cellphones. ( Surveillance devices) as they are Privately owned. & can Bypass Government restrictions. Then when parts became valueable. Guitars like ES 175's.. ect, parts were "Swaped" W Clone parts, W/PAF decals, added to PU's. ( people into 175's. ) weren't into PAF'S Soo much. Also Much fake "Fender, Pat pend, fake saddles & Perfect Decales. Hand ball routed body's, & there's still a good supply of Duco ( GM ) lacquer in custom colors!! Sooo many fakes !! I acquired many Original cases from The Hard Rock Venue & restaurant. ( Now called the vault ) Free or $20. ?? They were an account of mine. Insane !!! & the cases had many tour stickers ect. That came to an abrupt end. I Apprenticed under an Amazing guy, Who Apprenticed under Jimmy D aquisto. Who studied under John D Angelico !' ( Steve Carr ) Who had a shop in NYC. & then, Moved to the Orlando area. Upon first meeting him. It seemed impossible the famous names he worked for/& With. So he brought me to his Unbelievable shop. & had many old Picture Albums. WOW ! LEGIT ! I Apprenticed under him 4 years. But not nearly enough !! He designed the CS 336. & Built Archtop's for Gibson. ( They sent new case's W/ Case candy ect. ) I don't believe they like to admit it. But 100% REAL. Steve, Jimmy & John Died of Lung cancer. So, please be Very careful W/ Proper exhaust. I was Blessed that he would pay me In various vintage guitars ppl traded for Guitars & repairs. There is a US Documentary by his wife. But was never released. & their is an Australian film Co. Doing a proper Documentary. Sorry for the LONG Post ! I still have a late 59 that is UNBELIEVABLE ! & a MKII 50w 72, That is dynamic & Unreal ! 4 input, Non Master, but I don't say "Plexi" because those were early, & Litterly had plexiglass front panels, like a JTM 45 & overall less "Gain" Peace be with you in Belarus! Beautiful country ! Amazing work you do. & Primarily self-taught. & ethical !
Buy a Epiphone 50'sor 60's standard, sand down the back of the neck and round over the edges of the fingerboard, upgrade the electronics and hardware wherever required for your personal taste and you'll have an awesome Les Paul for the money, especially since the Epiphones are already killer guitars if you like the weird D-shaped neck and don't mind the urethane finish
@@8BombCustom not yet, but I've seen enough Gibsons on UA-cam (and tried a fair few dull ones in person as well) to know that they're way overpriced for what you're getting. If I'd ever want a Les Paul or SG it will be by another brand (probably not Epiphone though, since that weird D-neck definitely isn't my cup of tea. Great bang-for-your-buck otherwise, though)
@@wilhelmtheconquerer6214 It can be worth. Especially with ES models. Epiphone product more quality wood base sometimes then Gibson. But kills this with plastic rinish and cheap parts. Polyester finish very hard to remove. But when you achieve this and change parts and pickups, then guitar can be better as Gibson CS. I have tried this several times. It works.
Да-а-а.....! Какие все люди разные. Одни занимаются реставрацией инструментов, восстанавливают лакокрасочное покрытие. Другие намеренно портят его. Что это может значить?
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Man, I think is better than the $50.000 Gibson Kirk Hammet copy. Its a masterpiece!
Thank you
Totally agree!!!! I really want one of your guitars
Me to 🙂
Unreal 🙌
Thank you
yes! yes! YES! I love all your work, I've said before that you are a true master artist/craftsman, your eye for detail is incredible! This is my all time favourite guitar, so I'm in heaven! thank you so much for showing us your work. x
Thank you
What a fantastic relic job! I am more than impressed!
Thank you
You keep out doing yourself. I couldn't tell the difference if the original was beside yours. I really like watching you work.
Thank you
Incredible build! You sir are a master of your craft 🙌
Thank you
Really nice work, great job!
Thank you
My word, you guys are absolute masters. I'm in awe of your skills.
Thank you
I really appreciate the time and effort put into this - and cheers on the result and inspiration 🤘🏼
You are an artist! I hope we can soon hear this beautiful guitar! Thanks !
Thank you.
@@8BombCustom if I send you my guitar can you do the same ?
You’ve outdone yourself with this one. It’s better than the Gibson custom shop version. Amazing job!
$50K for the Gibson version!
Thank you
It is crazy, but awesome!
That was unbelievably impressive.
Thank you
Yet another incredible replica, your talent and attention to detail is better than I have ever seen! Keep up the great work, Rock and Roll my friend!!
Thank you
Well done
I'm always impressed by the technique of transforming it into a battle-hardened guitar. Great 👍️
Thank you
Masterpiece
Thank you
This is magic 🤩
Thank you!
A true work of art! You sir are not just a fine luthier....
Thank you
Amazing work ❤pure genius 💫
Thank you
Sweet i love watching your videos great job 🤙
Thank you
Снимаю шляпу перед Твоим умением!!!!
Спасибо
This is for sure better than the one Trogly documented. I deal with a lot of old instruments and I think there are some real question marks about the Murphy lab stuff.
Thank you
👍👍 great work as always
Thank you
Beautiful ! May I ask, did you just took 60 years off of that sparkling new guitar?
who is lucky to have such a guitar❤❤❤
For niw I 😁
@@8BombCustom how much is this killer baby😎😎😎
@@pisatel7845 I don't know. In last time Gibson sold his CS replicas for $50000
@@8BombCustom ha ha ha 😂😂😂
Amazing work on this! Question on the original, what do we think caused the circular scratches at the volume pots? Was it jewellery scraping the finish as the volume pots were turned on and off?
50 years of fingernails!
Just curious. I noticed on a previous video that you would use a heat gun before you would take a (I think) abrasive 0000 pad to it. I’m assuming it’s to dull the gloss of the paint.
My question is why do you heat it first?
Heater makes the varnish harder
I believe, Kirk Hammett will order 2-3 clones of his original Greenie to have on tours instead of ordering from Gibson :) Amazing attention on detail. Congratulations and greetings from Greece!
Thank you
Master luthier and artist right here.
As painful as it was to watch the relic process, the end result was worth it.
Surprised Gibson hasn’t tried to recruit you
Thank you. No, they just want to ban me from making my art.
Have you had any legal problems with them, Dr. Nitro?
@@anthonyely7084 i live in Black Hole of Europe. Even local cops can't catch me for my political opinion.
Hi Dr. Nitro did you see in the Andertons interview that the Murphy Lab was doing fake scalpel lines until it finally ‘discovered’ how to crack nitro with temperature changes. Which makes no sense because Tom Murphy said he knew about cracked guitars staying in a cold car overnight. It was bizarre.
please do a version of the Joe Perry 1959 it looks amazing!
Do you use dry ice for your aging box? Greets
No 😊
Hi, nice job..another thing i noticed was that the ABR-1 bridge you used? Looks more like a real Vintage ABR-1 bridge?…the body is thinner with pointy ends, like a real 1950’s ABR-1 …witch model Abr-1 is that? “four uncles restorations?
Thank you. I made myself all parts for my orojects.
Do you accept commissioned LP Greenies to relic? I’m in the US.
@@MascarasMil unfortunately now I don't take orders for refinish from abroad due to logistical difficulties
This guitar looks like Johny Jonas's (Joonas Parkkonen) guitar when he was player in the Santa Cruz band
its impressive, just by pictures. gibson did a run of this years ago and now they came out with a 50k guitar . id rather this one if i could buy it.
Thank
Definition of true artist= "Dr. Nitro".
Thank you!
Hello, is it possible to enable subtitles?
I watch your videos from France,
Thank you for your work.
Dun
Hey man! Just stumbled across your channel and saw the demo of your 59’ PAF clones. How much does a set of those usually cost to make and ship to America? I want to get a set next year.
Also, fantastic video. Subbed!!
Hi. Thank you. For order before 2023 any set for 350 euro. 28 euro shipping. www.8bombcustom.com/hb59
I did a relic process on my strat and it turned out great...but I don't dare with my Les Paul, I would just like to remove the gloss a little bit so that it is more matte.....
@@javierarias1199 try to use Melamine sponge
It’s another beauty!!! Great job!
Thank you
Now that looks like a $50,000 guitar…if there is such a thing! Beautiful work!
I’ve aged many pickup covers plus other metal pieces, if you don’t mind telling, what is your process? You don’t have to say if you don’t want, I’d understand. Have a great day!
✌️😎🎸🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶
Thank you. I use electroplating. I talk about this in detail in the full version of this video on Patreon.
Thank you. I use electroplating. I talk about this in detail in the full version of this video on Patreon.
@@8BombCustom -Very cool, thank you. I have a 2005 Gibson Page Les Paul, which don’t have bridge pickup covers and it was the first thing I did. I’ve also done a few for other guitars of mine and for a few friends that want them. Anyway, thanks for the info and you do beautiful work…wish I had your patience!
@@marions.120 Thank you
@@marions.120 Thank you Marion
Is thiss done on 50s faded?
no, it’s a 8Bomb Custom '59 clone
I am going to DEFFINATLY give you a "Thumbs Up" You deserve it. Like myself I grew into becoming Obsessed with 50'S LP's. But, Originally born & raised in Miami FL. ( USA ) &, I SERIOUSLY can't believe I'm 60 !!! Somehow... Allmost 0 Grey. & have been in to rather extreme sports. & younger HOT Girls ! ( It goes with the touring in Bands ) < Legal> of course! If a girl is "Vacant" upstairs... I don't have time for that. I got married @ 21, for all the Right reasons & Divorced... for all the Right reasons. I was truly blessed to have, After moving back to Miami, 3 Bands with Record deals pending & 1, Signed W/a Major ! I'st gig, A HUGE outdoor event, was trial by FIRE ! 1, 86 LP W/ PAF'S & the other "Right stuff" but still... Not "Great" I must tell you, I bought & sold vintage guitars since 79. ( The New stuff was Horrible ) I know this will probably drive you Crazy. But @ pawn shops, small music stores, Antique stores ect, Pre CBS & Old Goldtops were $350 -$400. Max. @ some yardsales, Goodwill, $50. !! Burst, from the few who knew what they had... $1,500. Max. !! & I would complain because 57' or other Goldtops were $500 to $750 !! AMERICA @ that time, 100% Freedom !! Not so much now... No Internet, & Cellphones. ( Surveillance devices) as they are Privately owned. & can Bypass Government restrictions. Then when parts became valueable. Guitars like ES 175's.. ect, parts were "Swaped" W Clone parts, W/PAF decals, added to PU's. ( people into 175's. ) weren't into PAF'S Soo much. Also Much fake "Fender, Pat pend, fake saddles & Perfect Decales. Hand ball routed body's, & there's still a good supply of Duco ( GM ) lacquer in custom colors!! Sooo many fakes !! I acquired many Original cases from The Hard Rock Venue & restaurant. ( Now called the vault ) Free or $20. ?? They were an account of mine. Insane !!! & the cases had many tour stickers ect. That came to an abrupt end. I Apprenticed under an Amazing guy, Who Apprenticed under Jimmy D aquisto. Who studied under John D Angelico !' ( Steve Carr ) Who had a shop in NYC. & then, Moved to the Orlando area. Upon first meeting him. It seemed impossible the famous names he worked for/& With. So he brought me to his Unbelievable shop. & had many old Picture Albums. WOW ! LEGIT ! I Apprenticed under him 4 years. But not nearly enough !! He designed the CS 336. & Built Archtop's for Gibson. ( They sent new case's W/ Case candy ect. ) I don't believe they like to admit it. But 100% REAL. Steve, Jimmy & John Died of Lung cancer. So, please be Very careful W/ Proper exhaust. I was Blessed that he would pay me In various vintage guitars ppl traded for Guitars & repairs. There is a US Documentary by his wife. But was never released. & their is an Australian film Co. Doing a proper Documentary. Sorry for the LONG Post ! I still have a late 59 that is UNBELIEVABLE ! & a MKII 50w 72, That is dynamic & Unreal ! 4 input, Non Master, but I don't say "Plexi" because those were early, & Litterly had plexiglass front panels, like a JTM 45 & overall less "Gain" Peace be with you in Belarus! Beautiful country ! Amazing work you do. & Primarily self-taught. & ethical !
Thank you very much! It's very interesting commentary.
My social security has expired while I was reading this...
@@jeremystone2658 I Appoligised for the long post. ( The longest I've done) IF you WANT to "Verbally dance' I'm game ON !! BACK OFF !!
Früher hätte man das Sachbeschädigung genannt 😮
Buy a Epiphone 50'sor 60's standard, sand down the back of the neck and round over the edges of the fingerboard, upgrade the electronics and hardware wherever required for your personal taste and you'll have an awesome Les Paul for the money, especially since the Epiphones are already killer guitars if you like the weird D-shaped neck and don't mind the urethane finish
Yes. Have you tried it?
@@8BombCustom not yet, but I've seen enough Gibsons on UA-cam (and tried a fair few dull ones in person as well) to know that they're way overpriced for what you're getting. If I'd ever want a Les Paul or SG it will be by another brand (probably not Epiphone though, since that weird D-neck definitely isn't my cup of tea. Great bang-for-your-buck otherwise, though)
@@wilhelmtheconquerer6214 It can be worth. Especially with ES models. Epiphone product more quality wood base sometimes then Gibson. But kills this with plastic rinish and cheap parts. Polyester finish very hard to remove. But when you achieve this and change parts and pickups, then guitar can be better as Gibson CS. I have tried this several times. It works.
Sound video
Do you accept jobs to relic ?
can you send this guy a guitar to re-finish?
Unfortunately now I can't take orders for repainting from abroad
50k??
😁😁😁 No
Да-а-а.....! Какие все люди разные. Одни занимаются реставрацией инструментов, восстанавливают лакокрасочное покрытие. Другие намеренно портят его. Что это может значить?
This means that you always have to look whider.
Why would someone pay you money to watch this?
While it's a guitarporn 😁
👍👍👍👏👏👏
Thank you