The Guitologist Found This GIBSON LES PAUL DESTROYED BY GUITAR CENTER?? WHY? LET'S SAVE IT!!
Вставка
- Опубліковано 27 лис 2023
- Join this channel to get access to perks:
/ @scarmyguitar
Brad finding it!
• You Won't Believe What...
We got 1 review video coming up before part 2! Spoiler Alert
The paint is drying on the body!
We really appreciate ya watching!
If you want the little chainsaw here's a link
and some tools I use!
Mini Chainsaw
amzn.to/3sT6hF9
Guitar Neck Notched Straight Edge
amzn.to/43atiQb
Noxon Multi-Purpose Metal Polish Liquid
amzn.to/43bzKX3
Guitar Luthier Tool Kit
amzn.to/3XPCHvz
D'Addario Accessories Pro-Winder
amzn.to/4348gCx
Baroque Fret Erasers
amzn.to/44u1GX0
D'Addario Guitar Strings
amzn.to/3r37J6A
Titebond Original Wood Glue
amzn.to/3NZaM97
Honey Amber TransTint® Dye
amzn.to/44qxY5f
FLEOR Alnico 5 SSH Prewired Strat Pickguard Loaded Pickguard Humbucker Pickup Set
amzn.to/46uB0r7
Fender Tex Mex Tele Pickups
amzn.to/44DXX9L - Розваги
Aw yeah!
Good find and good repair
Now Sean, is that an official Stewart Macdonald iron??? That's just unprofessional! 🤣
I'm kidding, by the way.
🤣😂🤣😂
Looks better already! Brad, are you going to use this in your amp repair demos?
@@TheRealDealBobbySteeleI would have to hurt a guy beating on a gold top.
Instead of destroying instruments, why dont they donate equipment to music schools. Hell, its tax deductible too.
My guess would be some legal reason. Whatever the issue was Gibson doesn't want this guitar out in the world where it could be resold and possibly tarnish their (cough) "stellar" reputation.
That could be used as evadance that do have brains. Both Gibson and Guitar Center 😂
Hey u gonna have to stop making since! Haha
Probably because laws are so stupid that if they donated it and the guitar fell on some kid's toes they would sue Guitar Center.
Insurance won’t pay out for damaged property without it being destroyed. Once had to throw away 400 sq ft of hardwood flooring because of a finish problem.
If you are not concerned of the overall finish wicking some lacquer thinner down the sides of the neck pocket helps with softness and breaking down the glue!
Awesome, the best part is when she turned you up to Boss level, hahahaha
Well done! I think Brad will be happy!! You and Brad should get together on a podcast or in person. He's a great guy from what I've seen.
30:43 i like that that . Right by the line, on the line, and half the line damn we can build airplanes too.
Bless you, and your family too, 🙏
😎👍
Bless both of you. Bless everyone.
Awesome job on that neck and great video. Thank you Sean and Cathy. ❤️🐕🐿️🦎❤🎸🙏🙏
I would have been fired the next day cause the cameras would have caught me digging it out of the dumpster after I clocked out
Nice. I've been looking forward to this guitar getting fixed since Brad found it. Keep rocking, God bless.
That neck you built is looking fantastic !
I’ve been dumpster diving Sam Aash an GC since I saw you first mentioned this and I got an acoustic electric hole cover and multiple Allen wrenches
🤣
I got a guitar wall hanger and a pair of 5B marching drum sticks in the dumpster last night, boy!
So rad to see this come to fruition! I remember watching the original vid way back and always wondered what was gonna happen with this Guitar!🎸⛏️🤟
Sean, hell I can't even play like you. But, I think it's great that you're showing how to fix guitars. I really like that.
Warms my heart to see that ol' boy starting to be brought back to life, Sean! Great work ... Can't wait to see the next video.
You sir, are my HERO! Keeping it real sets an incredible example for us up and coming luthiers! Thanks.
Brilliant! I'll binge watch any video of any length you're willing to make. You get results. Hadn't considered steam iron removing set neck. I DO have an iron i use to remove ceramic magnets glued to cheap single coil pickups when changing magnet types , and to heat paraffin wax in a stainless steel container to pot pickups
Full Boss Mode achieved! Wow, you always do great work Sean! Can't wait to see how this thing turns out. God bless and Merry Christmas 🎄🎁👍
Now that's what I call hardcore luthiery without fucking around. Subscribed.
Great job so far man!! Brad’s gonna be stoked!!
this is amazing. you and brad are my favorite channels. thank you for all you do.
That's some fine work on that neck. Look forward to seeing the rest of the repair.
I do think one opportunity was missed though, y'all could have recreated the coolest Les Paul variant; the "Aldo Nova" with an explorer headstock ;)
I'm glad Brad saved that Guitar. Glad you got your hands on it. Just started the video. I bet it turns out Sweet 😎🎸🤘
Man, that's awesome. Seeing you work your magic on that neck. She's lookin good & standin tall with that new neck. Soo Good
Incredible that you can rebuild something so hammered. Literally. Looking forward to seeing this thing actually playable.
I like you man! You see value in things that some people don't. Thanks for resurrecting this abused guitar and making it sing again.
Always amazing watching you do your thing. A tip of the cap good sir and thankyou for your time and efforts 🇦🇺
Kickin ass and taking names on the band saw sir. Cant wait to see the next one. Thanks.
Hey Shawn, that is fantastic, sir. Impressive. You have an infectious personality and great attitude to go along with those skills. Keep rockin' it !!
Awesome video again Shawn on that beautiful guitar, looking forward to the next vido on the bodywork. Got to tell ya, you have some serious skills with the bandsaw shaping that nice open book contour. Love what you're doing. Just like you i love to rescue violins, acoustic guitars, electric guitars and electric basses that needs some TLC. I bent down a krooked neck on a 5-string bass once with a steamiron and it worked like a charm. After that the trussrod worked like it was supposed to again. 😉I just love My Gibson Les Paul. The setup is so good and it plays great. Have a nice day you're awesome! ~Rob🎸
"Tenderoni" that's funny as ... That was boss mode with the ban saw making that new neck. Looking forward to the next vid.
very impressive work! Removing the fret board from the neck and the neck from the guitar was fantastic...Now I know what to do if my parts caster project does not have a bolt on neck!!
Love what you have done with that guitar Sean and the final product and this video proves you are a competent woodworker! So glad to see the scar guitar is now playing and doing what it was suppose to be doing i.e sounding and looking great. Getting that neck off took brute force! Makes you realise that not all guitar making/repairing is subtle, that bandsaw was pretty heavy duty as well (however, manipulating the wood around it and the router took some skills and experience no doubt)
Nice! Can't wait to see finished!! 🤘
You are amazing Sean! You outdo your self with every video! I owned a Gold Top with P 90s for a time.
Wish I would have kept it. I think it's great you have your wifes support . She must really like music. Best regards from Los Angeles!
Great job on the neck, looking forward to part 2!
I was told the other day by GC repair tech that you could not replace a set neck I knew that was bs
Man, that bandsaw cuts like butter,i like that it has a wide enough blade to use as a guide as you cut. Sweeet...
You are very entertaining Sean and know what you`re on about, keep up the good work ,looking forward to part 2 . Nice one Brad.
Wow Sean that is looking good, this is cool watching you give that Gibson new life man, great work, can't wait to see it finished .
I just joined (subscribed) to your channel, and Man am I glad I did! All the best for 2024!
Excellent engineering Sean ... Quit the flip flappin and make it happen brother 👍
I went fever crazy and went to every guitar center in a 50 mile radius. No dumpsters, just compactors. Dumpster dive denied . . .
Kudos Sean! Truly skillful workmanship..your are surely not a begginer at this....looking forward to part 2 and hearing you jam on it when its finished....maybe donate it to a deserving kid just getting started but cant afford it...or raffle it off for a charity?? Well maybe some legal issues with that...but not if you put your Scarred logo on the headstock..since it isnt really a Gibson anymore ..heck its been improved anyhow. It deserves your logo!!
Destroying perfectly good instruments when there’s so many people out there crying out for a decent guitar, is unconscionable imo. Why not donate it to a poor kid who couldn’t afford it? They could turn out to be the next EVH!
I loved the concept and layout of this video - realtime work on a guitar. and you edited the video to be under 40 minutes. magic sauce.
First time commenter here, and new sub! Came here via Brad.
21:54 I was just going to say "Mind the paintwork with all that steam, chiseling and hammering"!!
Nice work "BOSS"!!
Dude!!!! Duuude!!!! If there is only one "boss" to pull this off is you! Best thing Brad has ever done was give you this project.
I would've just bought a new neck, especially considering the RFID info tag..but you are doin' a freaking straight bang up job for sure. Good on ya brother, well done.😎👍
Awesome pro Boss guitar work Sean, so glad Cathy turned the dial up on your skill level. So glad Cathy did not come after you with a guitar up side your head. Cathy, be easy on Sean, We love Sean, and you too. God bless you both.
U have some serious skills my man!!! Great project!! Luv it!!
Great job on this so far !!
Very nice work so far dude :)
Back in 2010 I bought a Parker PM20 off ebay for $175. The guitar had fallen over and the top of the broke off at the nut - and was lost - fretboard was still intact. It took me a long time to figure out how to fix it, but I eventually cleaned up the fracture , gorilla glued wood patches and carved to match the Parker. Still have it today.
Sean, so much fun!!! Cut that neck out of blank like a BOSS!! Appreciate the fretboard lifting how-to. I use a similar technique to flatten out warped pickguards right on the ironing board. Only takes a couple of lightly firm presses with the hot steam iron, with the pickguard sandwiched in between a couple of terry cloths or towels. Works amazingly well. I always learn great tips from your projects. Thanks to you both for the videos!
now that is going to be one very special guitar, with a very interesting story! awesome.
I just know it is going to end up better than it ever was. cheers!
Just looks like typical holiday shipping to me!
From Leo: Shawn's skills are well showcased in this video. You clearly are a craftsman in this trade. It was good to watch. I saw Brads video when he found the guitar. I always thought they had found out it was a counterfeit chibson and did not want to perpetuate the fraud. Plus as a counterfeit, any time spent is worth more than a chibson.
Love this video lots of love an TLC can do wonders for guitars even though they are banged up. Can't wait to see it finished you do amazing work. Its going to be a sight to see and finally be played which it almost didn't get to. Which no matter what it needs to be right is the important part there is enough wall hangers around.
That's awesome! Nice work!
Great job so far Big Boy !!!!!!! Great watching you sweat Matey, "Wombat" the Aussie, Roger over and out !!!!!
I NEED to see part 2!!!
Good work sir. I've seen guys just heat those neck joints with irons then pull them apart from the body but I just don't see how they do that
One piece neck!! Gotta love it! Great work Sean !
Nice job Sean, you made that new hard maple neck quick, like its nothing 😜
So far my favorite video. Love it. Gonna end up trying to get a new Gibson headstock veneer? They’re pretty easy to find. Ironic how your neck is probably better anyways. And I’d leave the body relic. Adds to the story. You could probably make it perfect again. But for some reason the gold top looks awesome with some knocks.
Outstandingly awesome! Props!
👍🏻🤘🏻💯
Very nice work. It's really cool to show that, there's no magic way to do this. It's time and patience. I was going to say talent. But didn't want to get carried away😂😂😂 God bless brotha!
Well said!
Great video and workmanship❤
Fantastic job! This is very interesting to me because I got a genuine 1970s set-neck Memphis brand guitar that is a shameless knock-off of a cherry sunburst Les Paul, right down to the authentic Gibson style headstock shape. Some people call those “lawsuit” guitars, but it never really went to court. Gibson just had their lawyers send a letter to companies like Ibanez and most of them changed their headstock. My guitar needs a new fingerboard too, and plastic binding as well. Thanks for giving me some ideas how to do the job.
I will now become a know-it-all and tell exactly why that poor goldtop was beat nearly to death, and I guarantee that it was all Guitar Center’s fault. At stores they put pressure on their employees to sell warranties with the expensive stuff. They tell you that they will cover whatever happens to your guitar for two or three years, or whatever, and if they can’t fix it they will give you a new guitar. They make a lot of extra profit from these warranties but every once in a while it comes back to bite them in the ass. So the guy that bought this Les Paul probably dropped it on its head and brought it back to the store because he had a warranty. You can bet that nobody working for GC was up to the task of fixing that broken neck, so they gave the customer a new guitar and, being the shady, selfish corporate jerks that they are, they made some store clerk beat it up with a tire iron until it was just about hopeless. There was just a small chance that some guy working at the shop might take it home and fix that neck. These corporations never give stuff like that to employees because they want their workers to spend their money in the store. I bet the pickups and the rest of the hardware was taken off that guitar and kept in the store, just in case somebody else that had a warranty needed a pickup or defective tuner replaced.
I guarantee that I’ve never worked for Guitar Center or any other music store, but I can swear on my great, great, great, grannie’s grave that was exactly what happened to that Les Paul Studio. Thanks Sean to you and your friend for rescuing that guitar from a landfill! And wish me luck fixing my “lawsuit” Memphis Les Paul!
Giving hope to all discarded axes everywhere! I know you said no arm-chair luthiers, but I gotta say this for all of us noobs out there; no matter how big the project, if it all feels like its skidding sideways, don't be afraid to stop and give yourself time to to approach the project with fresh eyes! Thats better than ruining the project and costing you MORE in the long run! Excellent work, as always! Thank you, Sean! 👍👍👍
Mad skills on the bandsaw! First saw I used in 7th grade wood shop, not much you can't cut on a bandsaw.
I knew you could fix the damn guitar. I never had a doubt. But watching you do it and seeing the progress brings it home how wild it is that you’re that good. Ya you have all that equipment but that’s all just stuff unless you know how to use it. You’re wild! I’m curious about the gibson logo though. Is it still going to have the gibson silk screen on it and the les paul? What are your plans there?
lol that PRO/BOSS switch was so funny
Awesome work man!
Man I wouldnt have even known where to begin. What a job. Nice work.
Watching the damage not finished video. Holy crap dude if you fix this... Your are indeed a Guitologist. hahah awesome man can't wait to see what you do to this thing.
You sure are in Boss mode for shure, looking goooood...
Boss level! Impressive for sure! Great video! Thanks!
That was an amazing job Sean!!!! You Da Man Fo Sho!!!!
30:42 nice, definitely using that trick on wood projects now!!!
Man i recently became disabled I picked up guitar to help pass the time learn something new and keep myself occupied but to think guitar center is just destroying something like this is crazy I would never be able to afford something like this with the money I'm getting now it would be a dream to own something that cost more than $150 for me but for them to just be throwing that out like that makes me so sad.
excellent work my dude, love your videos
Can't wait to see part 2......Sean is a Bad ass 👍🎸
Boy! Steady as she goes is the watchword for that bandsawing! One little overcut could send you back to the drawing board.
Can't wait to see the results.
Thanks for doing this 👍
I ran into this a few times when I was a guitar tech with them many years ago. They'd want us to do this sometimes even if a guitar just fell off a hanger and got damaged. I rescued most of them, though. Had to do some crazy repairs a few times.
Awesome work Sean 💯👍✌️😎 From the Pacific Northwest
You sure showed that Neck Who the Boss Is !
Amazing Talent Brother...
Until the Next Episode of How the Scar turns 🤣Don't You Touch My Scarred Guitar !!!
Enjoying your video - watching you save that poor guitar. Great work!
Part 2 is up later today!
Outstanding work brother
That was a mess. Great work man 👍
Can’t even imagine the sociopath that would intentionally do that to a brand new guitar. It really wouldn’t take much imagination to find a better solution. Shame on guitar center and Gibson
All retailers do this. What doesn’t sell goes to the dump. Old TV’s get locked in a trailer and sent to the dump.
Sweet! Looking forward to the next video!
Now see clearly Shawn is a real man... great work man, what a shame they destroyed that instrument...
Damn fine work my man.
Dam you are a skilled craftsman I'm super impressed !
GC does not do that. This guitar would have been sent back to Gibson. They cut it up in 7 pieces and dumped in 6 different dumpsters that are emptied on different days. The head stock will be saved by Gibson with the serial number. I worked at GC as a manager. I know they are not allowed to do this. Somebody else dumped it but why in a GC dumpster, I don't know. Maybe it was an employees guitar.
I like that Guitologists channel too,dude is pretty sharp...