RESTRUNG | Official Documentary (2014)
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- Опубліковано 22 бер 2015
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He had always considered making guitars a passion, not an occupation. In 2007, Randall Wyn Fullmer, an ordinary guy with a cat, decided to turn his life-long hobby into a full-out obsession.
To launch his adventure he did what anyone else would do - he quit his high paying dream job at Disney, leaving behind a successful 20 year career of creating major motion pictures such as "Chicken Little" and "The Emperor's New Groove". It seemed to make so much sense at the time! With Disney in the rear-view, he launched his self-proclaimed "Mad Plan", crafting small-batch bass guitars full time.
From a beginner's electrifying success to near break-down, this is a beautiful, honest and inspirational portrait of a passionate craftsperson who walked headlong into a foolhardy dream ... a true tale of a life unwound and restrung.
Award Winner - RBC Emerging Artist Award - Niagara Integrated Film Festival (2014)
CREDITS:
Director
Mike Enns
Produced by
Mike Enns
Randall Fullmer
Executive Producers
Drew Williams
Nick Mirka
Film Editor
Mike Enns
Post Audio
Drew Williams
Illustrator
Mark Dindal
Additional Cinematography
Ralph deGroot
Mark Klassen
Scott Shepard
Additional Photography
Scott Shepard
Music Composed by
Mark Lalama
Randall Fullmer
Drew Williams
Featured Musicians
Abraham Laboriel and The Jazz Ministry
James LoMenzo
Fernando "Psycho" Vallin and Maná
Mixed at W Sound
Copyright ©2014 Enns Visuals
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After watching this, I contacted Randy and got on the waiting list for a custom build. Randy worked with me on wood selection, neck, electronics, all aspects of the bass. Throughout the build, Randy kept me updated with text and photos. Finally my new Wyn bass was delivered. I cannot begin to describe the artistry of the instrument. My expectations were surpassed in every respect. The bass is quite simply extraordinary. I have no affiliation with Randy or Wyn bass. I’m just a lucky recipient of a work of Art. Highly, highly, recommended.
Can you share specs of pictures
He also worked at Disney as an effects animator with Mark Dindal and produced 2000s The Emperors New Groove and 2005s Chicken Little
RIP Randy ....... are the basses still available has some else taken the batten ? ? ?
the moment you realize that a documentary about a bass lutheir has some of the best life-reflections in
Came upon this completely by accident, great movie.
+TreSneaky me, too!
+TreSneaky me three! I know the basses are great, but I want one so badly just due to the passion he has about what he is doing. Truly remarkable. I hope to be able to afford such a beautiful instrument one day.
+TreSneaky Me four!
+TheWonderfulMisterNoob me7
+Brain Thizzwell Me ate.
Abraham Laboriel is such a legend. I had the pleasure of meeting him in a recording studio in LA a few years ago. His son is also a rad dude, not to mention he's Paul McCartney's drummer.
Like father like son…. They are gems !
I got to meet them both too while I was in the studio, many years ago.
Looks like 7 years later UA-cam algorithm has decided that it is time to give this some love. I couldn't agree more. Wonderful story, great sound. And I don't believe this was 480p.
How does that happen?! I’m just glad people are enjoying watching it 7yrs later!!
@@Restrung Same here! This man has been making these down the street from where I live and I had no idea!!!!!!
Same here, just popped into my "recommended list"
Here two
Think about it folks... this has nothing to do with what UA-cam is doing and EVERYTHING about what you're already watching... they track you and the algorithm concludes this would strike your fancy and IT DID. ME too... I've been watching a few guitar performances of late. This isn't rocket science.
I have a lot of respect for this mix of entertainment documentary and marketing.
There are precious few I know of who can interweave pragmatic concerns with social/philosophic values with such a grand blend of compassion and reason. It's been a pleasure watching your doc.
So awesome! As a 64 yr old who has played since 12 yrs old this was right in my wheelhouse! Why it took UA-cam 8 yrs to put it in my recommended list, I’ll never know!
I retired at 55 and I immediately went to Quebec to learn to build acoustics with Sergei de Jonge - a life long dream! After the two steel strings I built at Sergei’s shop I built another 1/2 dozen as “family heirlooms” and gave them to the players in the family. But it did kick start a repair/restore business I’ve operated from home for nearly 9 yrs!
Finishing a build, or difficult repair, or a full restoration of an instrument, and placing it back in the players hands is a tremendously rewarding experience!
Guitars are ALIVE! A few other things give me that feeling, but to a lesser degree - old wooden sailboats, to me, are also “alive” - and occasionally an old firearm can give me that sense, too. Something that has provided as many meals to its owner as the local grocer’s is something very special.
I’ve just bought a Squeir BassVI tuned one octave below standard guitar tuning! And I’m in love!
Loved this doc! Kudos!
Peace
Watched Abraham Laboriel live with a small band in the late 1990s at a church in a very obscure place in Brazil. It was mesmerising to see him live !
It's because of Abraham's performance in the Wyn Booth years ago that I met Randall and this whole project came to be. He is a gentle monster
Abe Jr. was my Classmate at Berklee. The Commencement Concert featured Abe, Abe Jr. and Faculty, warming up for Jack DeJohnette. Steel Pulse's 10th Anniversary Show was the Fall Concert . . . "School Daze" . . . ! . . . ;-)
Abe Jr. will remember me, because we both had the exact same red Gretsch Drumset, at we were in many classes together. He's is always very nice.
I have to say, "I'm really blown away with this story and Randall's work, thank you for passing on this story".
Cheers 🍻
Watched this after having some tension with my wife. 55 minutes later, I'm in a COMPLETELY different frame of mind. Creativity is back; thank you!
Glad to help :)
yeah but had your wife's outlook changed?
@@surfnomad5405 Oh yes, she's leaving to work with orphans in war-torn Africa. It's cuz of this video!
Ah Yes, The War department!
It is 2020, we are in the middle of a Pandemic and at this time I just discovered the man who builds Wyn Basses. I am speechless and in awe. Thank you for being who you are and God Bless you sir.
Its a common cold...id hate to see how you pussies would act if people were dropping dead all around.
@@marvinstephanie2085 Jesus is listening, brother - your gun won't save you on that day
Dude is wearing his mask, too! 1:25
Still in the middle of the Pandemic...I wonder why the Stonk Market ran so smoothly throughout this worldwide disaster...something is very wrong economically in this place.
We are still in the middle of a Scamdemic, and it will last forever if people dont fuckn wake up!!!
This story is very inspiring - no matter what set-back he encountered, he taught himself what he needed to know or simply adapted his ways to overcome it. And all the while being a humble, down-to-earth person. I wish this man the best!
It would be wise for anyone with a dream to watch this video.
Glad I decided to click on it.
BassGuitarGuy128 tttbbffbfbbbbffbbffbbfbbfbbfVGGB VVB ok keep writing happy?
don't forget this guy's an animator; and a good one. he's ability to visualize and bring to existence is of the highest levels.
smoking as ending ... bassist from around the world put their take on a song ... what a ending just goes to show music is so universal
So I was thinking , how can someone restring a guitar for 55.52 minutes? I watched and did not move for 55.52 minutes. Utterly brilliant documentary of how to persevere and succeed by yourself. I admire how he faced his hurdles and got over them in time with patience and can say "I did this, and I am still doing it!". His bass guitars look awesome.
I have no idea why this popped up on my feed, years later.. but I had the EXACT same experience!! LOL!!! Brillant video!!
These basses sound so much better than almost anything you see or here. Truly impressive.
Agreed !!
'I realised that when I was a senior executive at Disney my life had hit rock bottom' :). More power to ya man. Some great lessons in here.
Cheers 🍻
As a bassist, this shows a lot of things, and I’m very happy this came on my recommendation, and I’m very happy you guys made this documentary, so thank you very much :D
What a great story - here's to the dreamers and the creatives who make the world a richer place. Peace.
Here here! 🙏
I'm 77 years old and had my first bass in 1962. A Gibson hollow body double cutaway with the old black pickup. Very rare today.I have had one of just about everything made along the way, But I am blown far away by this video of a man who exceeds in the art of handmade bass instruments. The amount of lonely hours filled with inspiration just keeps on coming out. WOW!
Thanks for the kind words Patrick.
Thank you Mr Wyn, incredible story. Even more , incredible guitars and unmatched craftsmanship! I wish you all the best in your pursuit of excellence!
The film is EXCELLENT and so very inspiring; just when we are dying for it!! Thanks! Very well done.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great story! I'm an amateur luthier who once built my shop, built some great acoustic guitars, then folded into the "norm" without pursuing my dream. Your tale is very inspirational. Persistence!!
Broke a string trying alternative tunings on my 6 string bass... wound up stumbling onto this... ABSOLUTELY INSPIRING! As a creative individual born to a machinist, I can relate to the struggle of finding value in yourself that others don't necessarily recognize. This was relatable on so many levels.
I’m glad to hear Randy’s story was relatable ! Cheers
What a happy find. Glad they featured his artists at the end!
So just finished watching this gem of a documentary. Thank you for documenting your journey and being so down to earth and honest about the process. I am honestly in awe of what you have accomplished, I hope you are still thriving?
Those basses are beautiful and I can only imagine how good it must feel to see musicians playing your guitars. Hope you are well my friend and anyone reading these comments, make sure you give this a watch, it deserves your attention. 👌🏻
Thanks for your kind words and taking the time to watch the film! Much appreciated
Wow, I mean WOW !! What an example of courage, endurance, self discipline and passion ! All of these qualities for a single man ? There must be a touch of magic in these basses… Kudos man: I might never get to put my hands on one of those, but you sure contributed to keep a dream alive ! Wish you all the success in your entreprise, you surely deserve it ! \m/
+frantisca i could not have put it better myself Frantisca, Mike you are an amazing man. you will succeed, and probably be one of the best luthiers this world has ever seen. beautiful ,style, shape, sounding basses i have ever heard. Rob from an indian summer england..
Randy is the man. Totally agree! :)
Thank you for your behind the scene and great Wynn Guitar story. First encountered the bass at Guitar Center Jacksonville. Most great company start at the garage. Thank you for this documentary. Twenty six years in the Navy just retired and thinking going back to my first love before joining the Navy and putting it in the back burner.
It’s never too late to go after your loves! Thanks for sharing your experience
Those are some beautiful bass guitars. And what a guy. Well done, I enjoyed this a lot. Thanks.
***** Welcome back from the dead, Hitch.
Christopher Hitchens
So there is a celestial North Korea after all!
OCD heaven
thank you!
I absolutely respect and admire Randall’s persistence and perseverance. A dedication to excellence that brings music and joy to the world. God bless you.
He is also the producer of Disney’s Chicken Little and The Emperors New Groove
i had the privilege of playing with Abe Laboriel a couple of years ago. He is the embodiment of joy and soul.
Lucky you!! I completely agreed.... what a gem of a human!
My guy is talking some work ethic that is right up my alley. I would love to be Wyn’s business manager. Randy is AWESOME!
Right on 🤘
'If u don't box yourself in/commit, common sense is likely to enter and defeat your mad plan' lol. True. ty 4 vid.
I once boxed myself in when I lost a paddle just above a 10 or so foot drop in a raging torrent. It was either give up the paddle and spend hours walking out without my boat or risk being swept over this unknown, unseen drop to retrieve my paddle. I did manage to get my paddle!
@@holboroman ur a star friend. They don't make em like you anymore. Good job.
Mr. Randall Wyn Fullmer you have cajones the size of watermelons....I could never do what you have done! Very admirable!!! I wish you the best !
Its amazing what can happen when you believe in yourself and your dream.
I'd never heard of Randall Fullmer until I heard that he'd died. What an amazing person and such a loss for the bass community. Thanks for this amazing film!
It’s now 2021. There’s a lot of evil and insanity about.
BUT THIS... is pure truth and beauty!
WONDERFUL!!!
Cheers 🍻
Wow! What a great documentary. I just dabble in bass but I'm glad the algorithm brought me here.
Glad you enjoyed it!
This doc was fantastic! So glad I came across it!
Me Too!
me too
Nothing like a hands on Mentor....
A mentor who knows what NOT to do..
God Bless !!~~~~ Drew.. :-)
🙏
I've had the pleasure of hearing a Wyn bass being played. All I can say I AMAZING! Randy Fullmer is a phenomenal luthier. I will most definitely purchase one when the funds are there.
this documentary was very inspired ... specially the end medley of percussive woodwork and bass solos! excellent!
Lovely documentary about a true artist, craftsman and inspiration to us all. Bravo and all the best to him. (And I'm not even a bass player but a drummer). Nicely done.
Thank you 🙏
The musical ensemble at the end with the credits, was a "credit" to your creativity, Man!!!
Thank you! It was really fun to build the credit sequence :)
I'm a guitar hack and an amateur sawdust maker and I enjoyed this film on several levels. Well done.
Cheers !
Don't get me wrong: I LOVE Abe to death, going WAY back with him and Lee Ritenour having seen them in concert including getting both their autographs on a Captain Fingers CD in Houston back in the day...
But if the argument is that 5,000 session recordings gets you the title of "the most widely used session bassist of our time", then SOMEBODY needs to APOLOGIZE TO *CAROL* *KAYE* ...
Because I'll be DAMN if she isn't the UNDISPUTED QUEEN OF THE BASS with over 10,000 sessions, including being all over the Beach Boys to just name ONE super group she played with along with the theme songs for Hawaii Five-O, the ORIGINAL Mission Impossible, and a list of others TOO DAMN LONG TO EVEN BOTHER WITH.
Carol is the real deal:
Brian Wilson: "Carol, you're the greatest d--- bass player in the world".
Merv Griffin: "I love Carol Kaye, she's the best."
Lou Rawls: "Carol played great on all my hits (60's) and she was cool."
Howard Roberts: "Carol, you're the greatest."
Jazz singer Joe Williams: "Carol Kaye, as black as she wants to be."
Benny Carter: "Carol, you were the best on Fender bass and a large part of our music business."
Milt Bernhardt, vip trombonist, Emcee of Big Band Academy: "Carol Kaye, I forgive you for putting the Fender Bass on the map."
Plas Johnson, #1 recording jazz saxman (Pink Panther): "I enjoyed 'Thumbs Up', everyone played well."
DR. JOHN (Mac Rabbenac): "Carol Kaye is a sweetheart and a kick-a--
guitar player as well as a kick-a-- bass player!"
Taj Mahal to Carol Kaye when both appeared at the 2000 EMC Music Museum in Seattle - "Carol Kaye, you are the BEST!"
Hollywood 1960s Motown Producer Hal Davis quote from "Bass Heroes" book: "Yes, Carol Kaye did do the Motown hits she claims."
Agree 100% and it doesn't take anything away from Abe who is an incredible talent. Carol Kaye is a charter member of The Wrecking Crew and played on more records than anyone can count. Also an incredible teacher. You can check her out here: ua-cam.com/video/q4JWqK6r6N4/v-deo.html
Great film about a great guy doing great things.
Good for you Randall ! proves that success is about great habits and behaviors the same practices that made him successful at Disney contributed to his success as a luthier, awesome!
Along with a healthy dose of blind optimism !
This is fantastic. I'm glad he struck with his craft even after all the hardship. It's beautiful.
🙏
I had my own charity called Guitar Path and I gave out over 30 electric guitars with amps to kids who couldn't afford them. All they had to do was pick the next kid to get a guitar. The first obstacle was parents who kept thinking there is a catch. The second barrier was kids who didn't want to pick the next person.
That's a very good thing you did. I guarantee you will Change lives. When I first got my bass I was in a very dark spot and that outlet helped me through a lot of depression and anxiety
Garnet Bezanson I wish there could be one day where we could all do something good for someone else. It would change everything.
Oh, C'mon!! There'd be no MONEY in that!! :)
I wish I could have kept it going but I am just one retired man in the crowd!
paying it forward, good on you man, i hope it comes back to you some day
I am currently watching this documentary. This is more than a bass builders documentary, it is a lesson on perseverance and life. Randall Wyn Fuller you are a great inspiration. Wow
Oh my god !!! Just for the last 5 mn, please watch this. A love hymn to the bass guitar ! Thank you so much for this film.
Thanks Randall for honesty and inspiration
Wow! I'm glad I stumbled across this even though it's been here a while. I once had a dream of becoming a luthier because of my love for music & the craft of instrument making, the creativity & working with your hands aspect of it is so satisfying. To me, a fine instrument is a piece of art itself which can then be used to make more art. I guess fear of the unknown got in the way but now I wish I would've gone for it & damn the outcome.
It takes a level of mindlessness to go for it with a healthy dose of blind optimism ;)
That was amazing. Thank you for making that crazy jam at the end accessible to us all.
🙏 you're welcome! glad you enjoyed it
Absolutely fantastic documentary.., I relate to him 1000 percent!!! Thank You Randall Wyn Fullmer!!!!
Fullmer has truly passed on some real wisdom and creative encouragement. Brilliant film and a brilliant guy.
Awesome doco and a great motivator - The bass is truly a fantastic instrument and to see it being constructed by one guy
@39:00 I like the box labeled Laser that he doesn't say what that's for lol. I always wanted a bass that shoots lasers.
Lettin' the kid out, bro!! Peace...
Restrung 2.0 the Revenge of the Lasers
Just watched this and had the same thought like what are the lasers for.
Great job by the whole Doc. crew ! Randalls' story is super Inspiring and courageous But this scenario gets played out countless times EVERYDAY in this country
by folks who dare have the conviction to chase their dreams . Weather it's the Mom & Pop store on the corner or a national entity , It all starts with a spark of
inspiration and the undeniable force of untethered human spirit to lace up their gloves and get in the ring !!! Try this in Sierra , Venezuela , Cuba...you get the picture.
With all our warts and imperfections , We live in the freest society humans have yet constructed . This is a wonderful time to be alive , if we have the sense to preserve
the freedoms that make this story possible...and really not that uncommon...ROCK ON RANDALL !!!
Rock on Steven 🤘
Wow! Loved when he says "putting some confidence" and add coffee on the cup. Brilliant!
Glad you caught that! 🙏
There are not enough words to describe just how amazing this documentary is! Wow! Superb! Every.Last.Second. Randall, congrats on such wonderful work and attitude. We can all benefit from this.
Thanks for the kind words :)
He reminds me of Leo Fender........A GENIUS.........
Having Abraham Laboriel play your basses it's Enough!!!!!!
as someone who also has left the comfort of a corporation to go alone - I found this inspirational , in one word to sum up you its tenacity . hats of to you sir . The emperor has definitely got a new groove .
🙏 Thank you.
Bravo,,bravo. A gold medal is coming soon.
Thank you 🙏
What a fantastic documentary. Well done
What a wonderful story. Randall is an amazing artisan. Each bass looked and sounded like a work of art. I would so love one of these one day. This is truly a labor of love for him to put himself out there on the edge. He is like a Stradivari of our time we are fortunate that he choose this mission. Come on how can you not love a man, that loves music, great craftsmanship and cats. I do hope he is doing well and keeps up the wonderful work. If I hit the lotto I will put in an order immediately for one of these works of art. Bravo to the film maker as well. Thanks.
Thank you 🙏
Great documentary. What an inspiring story. Thank you Mike Enns, Randall Fullmer
and everyone involved for spreading the idea that daring is a gift. Greetings from Portugal
I couldn't afford to buy a guitar because my parents wouldn't approve of it, I built a guitar with the help of a Sikh gentleman who had a furniture workshop, I was 14 yrs old, I bought a guitar but later on I realised it was a slide guitar as the bridge was high, but I adjusted it, since then I have 7guitars and now at the age of 64 I wouldn't hesitate to build one , this work is really beautiful because the instrument you make gives joy not only to the player but to those who listen to it. Keep up the good work.
This reminds me of "Jiro Dreams of Sushi" & I mean that in the best possible way.
That Abraham laboriel is an amazing bassist
Agreed.
Amazing x1000!
a magnificent work that reaches far beyond music and provides wisdom for every life.
lovely coming back to this documentary... so life affirming.
Not sure how i even started watchin this..on a rainy night in Dublin. But really glad that i did.. What an inspiration..Thank You.
Thanks for taking the time to share your kind words. 🙏
amazing documentary, glad a stumbled across it now :)
This is a story that should be passed along to all of our kid's, especially today !
Thanks for spreading the word!
The fact that bass players from the world over are completely taken with the instruments you design and manufacture is such an amazing success. You talk of that midpoint on the journey where the euphoric inspiration has evaporated -- in your case, you're told to uproot your shop and get all your machines UL certified. These unexpected developments are costing yet more money you didn't really have. How did you go from that to having this totally pimped-out shop with integrated air filtration, a stockpile of tropical wood, clamps and machine tools up the wazoo....?
I’m thinking Randy had some help from the bank to float the transition and he had wood stored all over his house, under his piano, everywhere!
@@Restrung -- that sounds about right. Could be the city did him a roundabout favor forcing him to move. The new shop affords so many advantages in productivity, safety, diminished environmental health hazards, etc. Plus it just looks so damn cool!
Cool man great basses interesting documentary 😊
nice basses and nice shop too...congratulations
Awesome documentary! Mr. Wyn is a very humble and lovely person. I wish I could have one of his basses sometime in my life. True craftsmanship. Thank you for this jewel!
Thanks for the kind words
Awesome basses, awesome film. I wish Randall the best!
Thank you 🙏
Wow, not particularly interested in bass guitars but this was so well made, and Randall is such a cool guy. It surprised me.
Randy is the man for sure
That's exactly how I feel…
Fantastic! Im in the midst of building a guitar, and this really gives me the drive to finish it. I especially want to finish it because I have plans for a bass that will be the near twin of the guitar Im building!
Doooooo it!!
@@Restrung I just received the metal pick up rings Im going to use to create a template for routing the pickups. The guitar is a neck through, with purple heart back, and leopard wood front. The reason Ive been holding off is a 23 day stay in 2 different hospital due to an infection in my leg. Took me more than a month just to be able to walk again! But...Im going for MDF tomorrow to make the routing templates!! Thank you for the encouragement!
i love you for making the emperor's new groove happen man, i really do :)
🙏
Building a guitar just because you want to (or because your parents won't let you buy one) and then hearing it make a sound for the first time. What a feeling that must be! Inspiring.
He gave up everything to follow his crazy dream: -- "It takes blind optimism, not too much practicality, and a plan that so boxes you in (that) there's no escape." -- "If you don't completely box yourself in, you really run the risk that, at some point, common sense is going to enter the picture, and it will defeat your mad plan."
Right?!
@@Restrung IFKR
You need an apprentice to help you with your load and to be able to pass on the torch one day.
Ray....Oklahoma
Truth
Very high-level work philosophy completely enjoyed every minute of this humble presentation. Playing drums for 50 years now retired I make hand made guitars in Thailand. what a joy and blessing to be creative
Thank you for the kind words :) all the best with your guitar making!!
I can't get enough of this documentary! Randy is my favourite luthier! His bass guitars are UNBELIEVABLY GORGEOUS!!! Have to get one...SOON! Huge thank you to Mike for creating such a phenomenal documentary. Cheers!
🙏
Moral of the story: dont have kids and all your dreams will come true
Yes!
Or have them young enough that once their out of the house you still have time to make it happen. But yeah, kids can be dream killers...
lol man, well true, or maybe more kids should play bass guitar
Moral of the story: don't live in California. I know a guy here in Missouri that makes 10,000 dollar guitars in his house and has for a long time.
Big Bad Wolf
Clamps are a sign of status hahahaha
I’m also very glad that I saw this. Here is a guy who told us the realities of being in business. It’s not easy and it’s not Hollywood. It’s sleepless nights, it’s keeping the bank manager happy, it’s that deep feeling of achievement when things start to go as planned. Well done Sir!
Thanks for the affirmation
This is an AMAZING documentary! its so relatable. I'm a solo entrepreneur, just like him and it was like he was talking about my experiences. When you work by yourself and make things that take time, effort and money people really do look at you like your crazy but your passion still drives you to do it anyway. great documentary.
Beautiful bass. Wonderful craftsman. Tone wood is just a myth......
+Tom Wilcox every elemental variance of material will impart a different effect from the string on down ive made one that was 3/4 of an ounce 22 frets reinforced neck arch top f holes and fully playable because a music teacher of my youngest daughter told her it wasn't possible and I say as long as I don't believe it isnt it is and have shown that to be the answer to too many nay sayers and sceptics and the wood is distinctly profound to the sounds transition and longevity and overall sound emitted period no ears are needed to hear a guitar it need only touch you any where and you feel it different bodies tune at different levels of tention to strings no two ever act the same even by same builders with matching materials and processes I think the bodies from mexico have the best tonal expression next is the martin jumbo bodies then the arch tops pre electric and electrified tube amps are king solid state built amps just cant achieve the level of pure warmth and beautiful sounds tubes allow I build them for the fun and I am not a pro but I know how and the final instrument is allways different and that's the drive to create them for me
+edwin nelson That comment is one giant run-on sentence.
He lost me at "3/4 of an ounce"
damn, why is this free???
I don’t know how to make money making documentaries
Just like the basses and the music played on them this documentary is a piece of art. Thanks a lot!
Cheers 🍻
Honestly, they are one of the amazing sounding and artistic+ exotic basses i've seen.
So much to struggle, so much it takes to live a life when we love to dedicate ourselves to creation.
Just great document film.
Anyone else think that Abe was gonna be more in the film?
The state trying to destroy creativity... lovely
some would say, "neighbours trying to live peacefully"
@@Restrung I don't buy it I think those nice neighbors are very self-entitled and they see the government or bodies of government locally as attack dogs to sit on you to bend you to their will
This was incredible !! I'm glad I sat still enough to see the whole movie !!
I love seeing a person make their dream ,their reality !!
This is one of the finest pieces of documentary making I have ever seen. Beautifully handled from the first frame to the last!
Cheers 🍻 much appreciated