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I think your guitar sounds good with either pick ups. How much does uour guitar weight?

Not sure if you mentioned in the video but are the recreation pickups the same size as traditional humbuckers or were they larger?

Does anyone know if fender Cunife Wide Range pickups will fit into a standard PAF size route and pickguard?

How did you add the decal to your head?

You are holding your pliers wrong.

The blades are smacking the motor

Im in the process right now myself The biggest cost will be the fender vintage noiseless pickups

Nicely done

currently rebuilding my 1974 cb360t...this video was such a gift for soo many reasons, man. thanks so much!

WHY?

Pretty cool channel. I am all in guitar and garage kind of thing. That's me. Now throw in some ham radio. LOL. Not really.

Pretty cool and turned out perfect.

why are you hitting them so hard

Amateur

I have a '67 incoming, and I've just played about 10 demos (Ampeg Reverberocket 2 GS-12R) to see what the amp can really do; and basically all of the demos here show the amp playing some kind of smooth jazz, or country pickin' or something sweet and mellow (sounds great, but not at all how I hope to use the amp!). It wasn't until I stumbled on this demo that I knew that the amp could (and would) do exactly what I wanted it to do and that's what I bought it for...many thanks! 😃😎

With what??

With Binson Echorec this is the pinnacle of all them delays. Whatever Strymon fanboys says.

Honestly I used a windshield wiper motor surprisingly torquey motor

What type and size of bolt for the neck adjustment?

Nice work it sounds great! Thanks for posting this video it’s been a big help for me fixing mine up. What is the value of the You used from pin four of v2 to ground? My stock one is 90mfd As yours is but the schematics say .05!

painful to watch an antique get banged around on a bare benchtop

Sold many boutique amps, but the GS-12R stays.

Howdy, What is your go to hight for these pickups

Come on. This rules so much.

Nice work man! That’s a big job especially with refinishing the top. Relic look great. Missed an opportunity to use hide glue though!

I believe the necks are roasted maple......they roasted them to make them more rigid and that way along with the steel I-beam in the neck the necks would rarely ever bow......i have4 a 1962 and the neck is pretty straight

I cant believe the upgrades cost a million.....maybe all the money you ve got ....but certainly quite far from a million dollars.....well one lucky, grungy guitar .....and one broke guitarist........so what next....busk to get yout money back.....good luck.

I got one,near mint,wish it had a full fretboard.Its just too darn cool,1962 POS

The 1448 amp had a hot chassis. An isolation transformer was added shortly thereafter and the model number was changed.

Enjoy your channel. Do more vids.

Very educational ❤

Seeing the innovation of this guitar makes me feel warm and fuzzy inside.

I can respect the time you put into it, but fake using a guitar is the stupidest Poser thing someone can do. 😂 just use it, and worry about getting better at playing, not getting better at faking that you played the guitar for way longer.

Beautiful work! Repairing but not covering it's scars was definitely the best idea for it. I've got a beat '75 Guild that I need to do some similar work to in order to get it playable again.

"That belongs in a Museum!" -Indiana Jones

What a great sounding machine

howplayable is it ?

Very cool but also cringe worthy

what a waste

Nice. Great to hear it play at the end. Would have loved to hear more of that D18. Currently working on a neck reset and refret on a lawsuit era MIJ 1977 Takamine F400 12 string. It is a saw-off and convert to bolt on, has 5 dowels, not a dovetail, so no other option. It did not have a hole in it but had several broken top braces requiring repair. Your finish repair looked really good from video. It is always worth restoring an instrument to life if you know how. She doesn't have to be pretty, just sing like an angel. I am not a pro luthier , I try to find and restore old Japan made or USA instruments. Many from pawn shops or yard sales. I would still take a high value instrument to a REAL luthier if needed or beyond my skill or risk tolerance, but these I work on are often a zero or low value starting point so no harm if I fail really. I got this 12 string for <$100 in a pawn shop. At most worth $500-600 all restored. Not worth paying to have done. But fun to do myself and then play. You gave her a new life for another few generations. Great job Buck.

Good you got mask over your ears

Sweet work!

Best garbage can Martin I've ever heard.

Sounds happy to have a new home.

Good video! just curious, you said the bike was having a hard time at higher RPMs. and you said you adjusted the timing before getting into the carbs. But did you inspect the timing advance mechanism at all?

So did I waste my money upgrading a L Paul studio? Bought it with 496/500 Gibson pups and straplocks. Ebony w/ gold trim, ebony fretboard. Changed pots to CTS 500K, Garrett cloth wire in 50's style, Switchcraft switch and jack, Tonespro locking bridge , alum tailpiece, Tusc XL nut, Kluson locking tuners. All told about $450-500 in parts. I did the assembly and had a repair guy set the intonation. All this before pandemic.

Good bead roller mod. We shared this video on our homemade tools forum this week 😎

If you spent $1000.00 upgrading a squire than you are a fool. You could have bought a MM Strat new for $800.00 and been way ahead of the game over a squire

So how is it possible to turn your guitar into something it isn't and can never be, regardless of all the tatt you put on it it is still a SQUIER. NOT A FENDER. Pollock!!!!