Enjoying this channel. I don't play classical guitars, more of a jazz player, but this is certainly making me want to pick up a classical guitar and learn to properly play.
I love your content and presentation style, but FOR THE LOVE OF JESUS keep the camera angle steady - you really don't need to switch angles every 14 microseconds. (Anyway - looking forward to part 2 :) )
Nice video Marshall, hyped to see the results. I have a guitar with nitro finish that got cracked due to a sudden temp change, is there any fix that doesn’t imply refinishing it? I live in a small town with no luthier, so I don’t really have a professional to consult in person.
@@Matthew-tr6io The finish, it’s the cobweb-like thin lines all over the top. I know some consider it a desirable look as far as to try to replicate it, but I’m not digging it.
Great series idea. Especially great since you acquired it by supporting the G.A.L. Really enjoy watching your videos.
best video yet 👍
This should be fun! It's a real fixer-upper! I have a couple a project guitar with a side crack, so I'll pay close attention!
Cool, I've seen you on several other UA-cam channels, and your knowledge, shop, and expertise is amazing! LOVE IT! 😋
Thanks 👍
that's a huge side crack😆
I was waiting more tinker videos :D
great video! keep up the good work
Enjoying this channel. I don't play classical guitars, more of a jazz player, but this is certainly making me want to pick up a classical guitar and learn to properly play.
How much saddle projection is ideal?
if i ever get rich, first thing im doing is buying a nice guitar from this guy😁
Is it possible to reset a Spanish heel neck joint without being too destructive?
I love your content and presentation style, but FOR THE LOVE OF JESUS keep the camera angle steady - you really don't need to switch angles every 14 microseconds.
(Anyway - looking forward to part 2 :) )
Nice video Marshall, hyped to see the results. I have a guitar with nitro finish that got cracked due to a sudden temp change, is there any fix that doesn’t imply refinishing it? I live in a small town with no luthier, so I don’t really have a professional to consult in person.
Is it just a finish crack or is it cracked into/through the wood?
@@Matthew-tr6io The finish, it’s the cobweb-like thin lines all over the top. I know some consider it a desirable look as far as to try to replicate it, but I’m not digging it.
Nice loss-weight