Are you insinuating there are no luthiers on the planet aside from Ted? I know a bunch of reputable luthiers. Ted just makes the best videos and has the talent to back it up.
@@theshapeexistsexactly- Ted makes my favourite guitar repair videos, so far at least. Until I come across a more,, hmmm, how do I describe what I get from them,,,, a authentic calmness, Ted tackles some repairs that’d send most of us running, yet in a Zen like fortitude the man puts his skills to work. Very encouraging
I know he doesn't really read or respond to comments but I would line just to say, again, I've watched this channel for years for precisely the opposite reasons he says many people tell him they are looking for. I watch for the the truly meticulous work, the obscure specialist instruments, the honest opinions and advice, the humble, patient manner, the non-toxic snark and humour and for the lesson. Each video is a lesson, never ever a cash-grab, like so many others out there. It's a joy to see you at work, Sir. Never change or bend to those requests, you are already winning YT, regardless of subscriber count. Thank you for sharing.
I’m right there with you on all of your points. This s my favorite channel on YT. I have learned soooo much from Ted thru the years. It’s also very entertaining, too. I don’t recall how I found this channel, but I did like it very much, from the first video on. I also fell back and literally watched every single video available. Several are saved and have been rewatched multiple times. I can’t imagine suggesting to Ted that he do anything different; well, I would love to see some longer and more frequent clips, but I get that he has a job to do. Anyhow, keep doing what you’re doing, Sir. Oh, and I respect your position on not discussing price or total hours that go into a big job. That said, if this is any indication of your typical rates, your very lucky customers are getting exceptional repairs at a tremendous value!
Holy CRAP!!!! $1200 Canadian???? Dude, that's so beyond fair! Looking at how much work it took, how long....I'm glad there are people like you out in the world doing this work. 😊
I find that insanely low for someone with this level of skills and experience!! I am from the west side of Europe. Standard hour rate here (for basically anything, not just guitar repair) is around 50-80 euro an hour. There is a big reason why I started doing repairs myself. 😊
Until I saw it was Canadian dollar, I still thought the price was very fair, but then I saw what difference the Canadian dollar made and I can say - that's too little. It's more than fair. I hope TH-cam revenue offsets it some, but I doubt it's significant. A repair from such a skilled craftsman should be valued regardless of the reselling value and prices of guitars. I know it's not the world we live in, but still...
@@fluxx1 I charge between $65-$80 an hour depending on the job (I fix guitars and build furniture) Then I add up the hours, supplies, and other costs into a final bill - look at the price and say "holy shite! I can't charge that much!" and apply a discount. Pretty much every time - which is unfair to me but I like it when the customer returns.
1200 loonies, that's a very good deal. 40hrs is a lot of time, but top artisan builders simply don't/won't charge for every hour of their time. It's a passion thing :P
You really can't put a price on craftsmanship and pride in one's work. Both of which you perfectly displayed in this restoration. That old Washburn sounds great. As far as the owner when you have an old instrument like that that you are attached to and you wanted to be resurrected money is no object because you can't put a price on sentiment. Great job on this one and it sounds. I really enjoyed this series of videos.
ALL I GOT TO SAY IS WOW ,ABSOLUTELY OUT OF THE PARK ,A GRAND SLAM MR. WOODFORD THE TIME AND ATTENTION TO DETAIL AND CRAFTMANSHIP IS BRILLANT GREAT WORK
Whoever commissioned work has to make that decision, as to value vs. repair cost. We do not know sentimental value. But You do Good Work, that is for sure.
This channel is one of my 'insta-click' favorites. So relaxing to watch. eta: I'm sure it was worth it to the owner, whose opinion is the only one that matters.
Thanks for all the wonderful videos. They give us insight into just what it takes to repair instruments. I am not a luthier, but I do appreciate the skill involved in this. Just keep doing what you are doing. It is quite interesting and refreshing to see.
Sounds fantastic!! Appreciate your straightforward attitude and thinking. You do your work with the love for the craft. Hopefully you make a decent living. Thanks and keep it up. 😁
I love it I think it’s beautiful and I’m glad you revived and persevered it. I have a much newer Washburn comfort, I’ve had for 7 years. When I first picked it up it hugged me it felt so good and it still does. Like a good wife wouldn’t let no other take it’s place. Thank you for your videos they are so rewarding !
Keep doing what you're doing Ted, that little guitar is a beauty, so thank you for bringing it back to life and thank you for posting the video. Keep safe 👍
I’ll say this. Regardless of the value of the guitar and cost of repair, the videos you put up are far more valuable. I don’t repair guitars. I can do a set up and minor stuff and learned by doing these on my own guitars. Having the resources like this accessible is invaluable. At the end of the day, if the owner feels the cost is worth it, than it is worth it to do, I would think. Keep on keeping on!
I'm a professional antique auto restoration mechanic. I feel your pain! Never mind the insane comments. People see a TV show do a car in a week and think thats the norm..... Not if you want it done right! Also, the costs involved are crazy high. It takes HOURS to properly restore a concours level vehicle. Just like old guitars, if the person doing the work isn't on the top of their game, that very rare vehicle can be ruined.
i think the content is great!!!!!! i like to see all the different makes and models and yrs of guitars you repair. weither its an acoustic or an electric
Your channel is so amazing and informative. Sod those idiots that whinge about your content. You are on the right path... always. I love your intellect. I am in Seattle. You happen to live within about a 1/2 from my mum's older brother Uncle Bobbie (They are both immigrants from Cardiff, Wales). I have learned soooooo very much from your channel, and the most important lesson is the value of all the luthiers that have worked on my guitars locally. One of which is the late great Mike Lull. I went to the NAMM show once in me life and there was Mike in a booth in 2004. He gave me a big bear hug seeing a Seattle kid down in the belly of Anaheim. I do not thing I will ever feel the need to go back to a NAMM, especially since when I went, it was already in decline from it's glory days, so says my dear pal guitar builder Willie Carter (Carter | Poulsen Guitars). I am so glad his Mike Lull's son and crew are keeping up his shop and brand alive in repair and guitar building.
For what its worth … my .02 Ive watched your channel and repair work for some time and it is exceptional I enjoy watching every repair Thank you for your contributions
I love watching these videos. What people are willing to pay for their guitars to be repaired is nobody elses business. Id also add that if I had a guitar that needed repair, Id happily pay the hourly rate for the love and skillset that goes into repairing each guitar I have watched on this channel.
When a guitar such as this is repaired / restored, the financial cost pales in comparison to the passion and love the owner has for the piece. :) What a little beauty! ❤ from way the hell up North! \m/, ,\m/
The "worth" is whatever the owner is prepared to pay. Musical instruments are extremely personal and if someone wants to spend $1500 on a $50 guitar that's up to them. People just get obsessed with branding and how much some multi-millionaire is prepared to pay to have something hanging on their wall that they can boast about. Love everything about your work and videos Ted, just keep doing what you've always done.
As someone who used to be in business for myself, I can completely relate to your experiences with those who say, "You should ONLY do XXXX and charge $XXXX". Bearing in mind these "informed" folks have never done work like you/I do and have no experience of what happens "behind the scenes" in running a business. Arm-chair "experts" are worth exactly what they get for their "advice." Once again, I greatly admire your skill and enthusiasm for your craft. I only wish I lived nearby to have you look at one of my guitars.
DON'T CHANGE A THING. Your videos are a weekly ritual for me. Them folks bugging you to change can change what they are watching. I love your work, humor, insight, commentary, Canadian-ness, all of it.
Wow, a man with an appreciation for the subtle shades of jaundice. 👍🙂 Lovely job reviving a charming, perfectly designed and proportioned old guitar. It's value to me would be way more than the resale value.
You're spot on about maintaining skill levels. A lot of muscle memory involved in keeping those skills up to par, as well as the mental gymnastics involved as well, and some folks just don't seem to get that point.
Wow, this series had me exclaiming loudly twice, while just sitting at home meditating to your content. 1200$Can is a steal for your time and skill, props to you sir.
Whomever the naysayers are, screw 'em. You are putting out entertaining content while also preserving (lovingly) pieces of musical history, and that works for me. Keeps me coming back to watch, anyway. Thanks!
Fantastic work!!! The guitar sings! Do not pay attention to internet trolls, you are great at what you do, keep it up. As a happy customer of yours, just keep it up! $1200 is a LOT lower than expected. Old guitars have values, which is not always monetary - hard to comprehend for some people.
Really lovely piece you played at the end. Icing on the proverbial cake. Always a treat to hear you play an instrument that you’ve breathed new life into.
I have watched every single video on this channel, some several times over. I think your workmanship is incredible and I love how you present your videos. I can’t fathom why anyone would criticise your work or your channel. Your channel is both premium entertainment and on demand therapy to me. Thank you for what you do.
I listen and watch you carefully. Were there a hat full of compliments at my disposal, I would sift them to give you the best of them all. My Dad's Washburn is past recovery, as is my Grandfather's parlor guitar. I work with and for a Luthier who I am grateful to count as a friend. All of my instruments are precious. Actually, they are invaluable. Your pricing comment? Spot on... my qualifications on that are my age, my education and experience here and abroad. Down here in the states I wish I could just walk down the street and visit, to encourage and share that you Ted, are The Right Stuff! And that's a heck of a compliment! Thanks for setting that old Washburn back into service to sing again. Sam Hatman, one freaking old guitar player!
It is a real treat watching your weekly video (and educational) - Reminds me of being a kid in the 70s and 80s waiting for your favorite show to air once a week. Thank You!
Ted, incredibly beautiful, thoughtful work. You truly are a master. You've inspired me to buy any 6 dollar kids guitar from the donation shops I find and see if I can get the action to playability and get the intonation strait and donate them locally. Thank you.
Yup they just don't make um like they used to. Bravo sir Bravo. To bring back that incredible deep rich full tone. I'm at a lack of words The original crafted can't be reproduced. Only restored. 1200 more like 2400 dollars And the sound PRICELESS. You could talk about paint drying And I would still watch. Respect. 🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️🤔🤔🤔😜😜😜🐒🐒🐒😎😎😎
I find your voice explaining the work, in conjunction with the video so relaxing. Your playing at the end of each video is an added bonus. Thank you for sharing.
Please never change - nobody else will make these charming, character-filled little gems sing again!
Are you insinuating there are no luthiers on the planet aside from Ted? I know a bunch of reputable luthiers. Ted just makes the best videos and has the talent to back it up.
@@theshapeexistsexactly- Ted makes my favourite guitar repair videos, so far at least. Until I come across a more,, hmmm, how do I describe what I get from them,,,, a authentic calmness, Ted tackles some repairs that’d send most of us running, yet in a Zen like fortitude the man puts his skills to work. Very encouraging
@@TimothyLecheminant the stew Mac videos are great with Dan Erliwine too. Ted just gets much more detailed because of his format
Always change, but stay true to yourself.
I know he doesn't really read or respond to comments but I would line just to say, again, I've watched this channel for years for precisely the opposite reasons he says many people tell him they are looking for.
I watch for the the truly meticulous work, the obscure specialist instruments, the honest opinions and advice, the humble, patient manner, the non-toxic snark and humour and for the lesson. Each video is a lesson, never ever a cash-grab, like so many others out there.
It's a joy to see you at work, Sir. Never change or bend to those requests, you are already winning YT, regardless of subscriber count.
Thank you for sharing.
Quite right.❤
Thank you Ted for your honesty and excellent craftsmanship, I shall call you sir as well.
You'd be surprised. He's responded to one or 2 of my comments.
I’m right there with you on all of your points. This s my favorite channel on YT. I have learned soooo much from Ted thru the years. It’s also very entertaining, too.
I don’t recall how I found this channel, but I did like it very much, from the first video on. I also fell back and literally watched every single video available. Several are saved and have been rewatched multiple times. I can’t imagine suggesting to Ted that he do anything different; well, I would love to see some longer and more frequent clips, but I get that he has a job to do.
Anyhow, keep doing what you’re doing, Sir. Oh, and I respect your position on not discussing price or total hours that go into a big job. That said, if this is any indication of your typical rates, your very lucky customers are getting exceptional repairs at a tremendous value!
I know, right? Lol.
Holy CRAP!!!! $1200 Canadian???? Dude, that's so beyond fair! Looking at how much work it took, how long....I'm glad there are people like you out in the world doing this work. 😊
I find that insanely low for someone with this level of skills and experience!! I am from the west side of Europe. Standard hour rate here (for basically anything, not just guitar repair) is around 50-80 euro an hour. There is a big reason why I started doing repairs myself. 😊
Until I saw it was Canadian dollar, I still thought the price was very fair, but then I saw what difference the Canadian dollar made and I can say - that's too little. It's more than fair. I hope TH-cam revenue offsets it some, but I doubt it's significant. A repair from such a skilled craftsman should be valued regardless of the reselling value and prices of guitars. I know it's not the world we live in, but still...
@@fluxx1 I charge between $65-$80 an hour depending on the job (I fix guitars and build furniture) Then I add up the hours, supplies, and other costs into a final bill - look at the price and say "holy shite! I can't charge that much!" and apply a discount. Pretty much every time - which is unfair to me but I like it when the customer returns.
he is giving it away and justifying it.
$30/hr is way cheap
1200 loonies, that's a very good deal. 40hrs is a lot of time, but top artisan builders simply don't/won't charge for every hour of their time. It's a passion thing :P
Amen. You keep doing you. You are the best.❤
You really can't put a price on craftsmanship and pride in one's work. Both of which you perfectly displayed in this restoration. That old Washburn sounds great. As far as the owner when you have an old instrument like that that you are attached to and you wanted to be resurrected money is no object because you can't put a price on sentiment.
Great job on this one and it sounds. I really enjoyed this series of videos.
I love the humor and skill I’m exposed to during these videos. Thank u 🙏
ALL I GOT TO SAY IS WOW ,ABSOLUTELY OUT OF THE PARK ,A GRAND SLAM MR. WOODFORD THE TIME AND ATTENTION TO DETAIL AND CRAFTMANSHIP IS BRILLANT GREAT WORK
Thanks for making these videos, really keep me going sometimes
A labour of love. $30/hour shop rate, materials included would be absolutely insane in any other industry. Thanks for the video Ted.
$30/hour for such an expert, such expertise. it's wild.
Whoever commissioned work has to make that decision, as to value vs. repair cost. We do not know sentimental value. But You do Good Work, that is for sure.
This channel is one of my 'insta-click' favorites. So relaxing to watch.
eta: I'm sure it was worth it to the owner, whose opinion is the only one that matters.
She's a beauty. Thanks for bringing her back to life.
Thanks for all the wonderful videos. They give us insight into just what it takes to repair instruments. I am not a luthier, but I do appreciate the skill involved in this. Just keep doing what you are doing. It is quite interesting and refreshing to see.
Simply brilliant work. TLC and skill in spades.
$1200 is a bargain. Great work.
Sounds about right. If this were a family heirloom of mine, I would gladly pay for this level of detail. $30/HR seems like an excellent deal.
Never stop saying ‘hey there gang.’ Makes my day everytime.
I could watch you file and polish frets all the live long day…. Wooo hooo - keeps its ups!!!!
A fitting conclusion to a very satisfying video series.
That thing sounds GLORIOUS. Holy Mackerel! No wonder the owner wanted to put that much money into it. $1.2k well spent.
Sounds fantastic!! Appreciate your straightforward attitude and thinking. You do your work with the love for the craft. Hopefully you make a decent living. Thanks and keep it up. 😁
I love it I think it’s beautiful and I’m glad you revived and persevered it. I have a much newer Washburn comfort, I’ve had for 7 years. When I first picked it up it hugged me it felt so good and it still does. Like a good wife wouldn’t let no other take it’s place. Thank you for your videos they are so rewarding !
Keep doing what you're doing Ted, that little guitar is a beauty, so thank you for bringing it back to life and thank you for posting the video.
Keep safe 👍
👍👍😎✌️🤟⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Never anything, but. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ You own it, on every project. What a delight to see.
Don’t ever change man! Ever. I watch every video and learn something every time.
I like the way this one sounded,
I love the way you explain in detail your techniques and mindset while you work!
I’ll say this. Regardless of the value of the guitar and cost of repair, the videos you put up are far more valuable. I don’t repair guitars. I can do a set up and minor stuff and learned by doing these on my own guitars. Having the resources like this accessible is invaluable. At the end of the day, if the owner feels the cost is worth it, than it is worth it to do, I would think.
Keep on keeping on!
Great job, Ted! 👍
Fantastic series, thanks Ted
Beautiful work. Continue to love your channel
Keep doing what you are doing sir, you are a craftsman and are sharing your knowledge with those of us who love to watch it.
Really appreciate your videos. Love your rational thought and your top level skills.
Really enjoyed the variety of work you show 😊
Beautiful job on an old...old guitar. Worth every penny of what it costs! Thanks for your videos.....love your humor too!
I don't care what some people's thoughts are about your videos. I have enjoyed your work for the past 2-3 years. Wonderful tone on that Washburn!
Love your work, love you honesty about costs and if they are worth it...or not. In any case, thank you for sharing
I'm a professional antique auto restoration mechanic. I feel your pain! Never mind the insane comments. People see a TV show do a car in a week and think thats the norm..... Not if you want it done right! Also, the costs involved are crazy high. It takes HOURS to properly restore a concours level vehicle. Just like old guitars, if the person doing the work isn't on the top of their game, that very rare vehicle can be ruined.
you knocked this one out of the park !!!!! value is in the eye of the beholder and if they want to pay then let them pay, your work is outstanding !!
i think the content is great!!!!!! i like to see all the different makes and models and yrs of guitars you repair. weither its an acoustic or an electric
Your channel is so amazing and informative. Sod those idiots that whinge about your content. You are on the right path... always. I love your intellect. I am in Seattle. You happen to live within about a 1/2 from my mum's older brother Uncle Bobbie (They are both immigrants from Cardiff, Wales). I have learned soooooo very much from your channel, and the most important lesson is the value of all the luthiers that have worked on my guitars locally. One of which is the late great Mike Lull. I went to the NAMM show once in me life and there was Mike in a booth in 2004. He gave me a big bear hug seeing a Seattle kid down in the belly of Anaheim. I do not thing I will ever feel the need to go back to a NAMM, especially since when I went, it was already in decline from it's glory days, so says my dear pal guitar builder Willie Carter (Carter | Poulsen Guitars). I am so glad his Mike Lull's son and crew are keeping up his shop and brand alive in repair and guitar building.
I'm glad you didn't turn it down. That is a beautiful piece of history. Thanks for sharing the resurrection of it with us.
For what its worth … my .02
Ive watched your channel and repair work for some time and it is exceptional
I enjoy watching every repair
Thank you for your contributions
The wood on the back of that is lovely.
just the right shade of jaundice lol
I'm always in a better mood after watching one of these videos. More relaxed.
Your work is priceless. Thanks for the videos, sir.
I love watching these videos. What people are willing to pay for their guitars to be repaired is nobody elses business. Id also add that if I had a guitar that needed repair, Id happily pay the hourly rate for the love and skillset that goes into repairing each guitar I have watched on this channel.
I have received more education here, really good careful work on an old instrument worthy of the attention it received, thank you Tom.
When a guitar such as this is repaired / restored, the financial cost pales in comparison to the passion and love the owner has for the piece. :)
What a little beauty!
❤ from way the hell up North! \m/, ,\m/
The "worth" is whatever the owner is prepared to pay. Musical instruments are extremely personal and if someone wants to spend $1500 on a $50 guitar that's up to them. People just get obsessed with branding and how much some multi-millionaire is prepared to pay to have something hanging on their wall that they can boast about.
Love everything about your work and videos Ted, just keep doing what you've always done.
As someone who used to be in business for myself, I can completely relate to your experiences with those who say, "You should ONLY do XXXX and charge $XXXX". Bearing in mind these "informed" folks have never done work like you/I do and have no experience of what happens "behind the scenes" in running a business. Arm-chair "experts" are worth exactly what they get for their "advice." Once again, I greatly admire your skill and enthusiasm for your craft. I only wish I lived nearby to have you look at one of my guitars.
DON'T CHANGE A THING. Your videos are a weekly ritual for me. Them folks bugging you to change can change what they are watching. I love your work, humor, insight, commentary, Canadian-ness, all of it.
3:08 “just the right shade of jaundice”! Lol Beautiful! 😊😊😊
Thank you Professor, another Master Class with considerable insight!!.
Just the right of Jaundice. That made laugh out loud. Thank You
Thank you for doing it, every guitar is supposed to be treat equal, it has different sentimental value to every owner, and it's priceless.
I just love looking at and listening to your videos. Thanks! ❤
Thanks for doing this work and taking the time to make these videos. The world is a better place for it for so many reasons.
Effin' gorgeous
Wow, a man with an appreciation for the subtle shades of jaundice. 👍🙂 Lovely job reviving a charming, perfectly designed and proportioned old guitar. It's value to me would be way more than the resale value.
Its so great to see someone doing something other than the same old Gibsons, Martins, and Fenders.
You're spot on about maintaining skill levels. A lot of muscle memory involved in keeping those skills up to par, as well as the mental gymnastics involved as well, and some folks just don't seem to get that point.
I just enjoy watching the craftsmanship happen.
Thanks again for another video . Very much look forward each week to a new one.
Your channel could not be any better! Thanks for sharing with us. Cheers!
Nice Battle of the Bulge reference!
From the allied commander to the german commander
NUTS.
yup
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It is simply beautiful seeing you give these old gems some love. I thoroughly enjoy your channel!
Sounds lovely. Thank you for sharing your work. You are a beacon of calm in a tumultuous world.
Good stuff man. Love the channel.
You are a saint.
Saving the old Washburn is more than worthy.
Wow, this series had me exclaiming loudly twice, while just sitting at home meditating to your content. 1200$Can is a steal for your time and skill, props to you sir.
Whomever the naysayers are, screw 'em. You are putting out entertaining content while also preserving (lovingly) pieces of musical history, and that works for me. Keeps me coming back to watch, anyway. Thanks!
Fantastic work!!! The guitar sings! Do not pay attention to internet trolls, you are great at what you do, keep it up. As a happy customer of yours, just keep it up! $1200 is a LOT lower than expected. Old guitars have values, which is not always monetary - hard to comprehend for some people.
Really lovely piece you played at the end. Icing on the proverbial cake. Always a treat to hear you play an instrument that you’ve breathed new life into.
Money is important, but its not all about money. There's beauty in skills well applied. Thanks for the videos.
I have watched every single video on this channel, some several times over. I think your workmanship is incredible and I love how you present your videos. I can’t fathom why anyone would criticise your work or your channel. Your channel is both premium entertainment and on demand therapy to me. Thank you for what you do.
Rings like a bell, impressive for a small bodied guitar !!!!
“It’s just the right shade of jaundice” I might have to put that onto a t shirt
I very much enjoy the variety of repairs that you post!
Great work! Just keep on doing what you are doing.
Loving your work Ted. Some of the commentary so made me smile and laugh out loud.
The filing and crowning of frets always looks like the most tedious of jobs, great work as always
Sounds beautiful.... bright and thin in a good way.... clear
I listen and watch you carefully. Were there a hat full of compliments at my disposal, I would sift them to give you the best of them all. My Dad's Washburn is past recovery, as is my Grandfather's parlor guitar. I work with and for a Luthier who I am grateful to count as a friend. All of my instruments are precious. Actually, they are invaluable. Your pricing comment? Spot on... my qualifications on that are my age, my education and experience here and abroad. Down here in the states I wish I could just walk down the street and visit, to encourage and share that you Ted, are The Right Stuff! And that's a heck of a compliment! Thanks for setting that old Washburn back into service to sing again. Sam Hatman, one freaking old guitar player!
This was a great wrap up episode. Less for the guitar, but for the philosophy of the craftsman.
Thanks! Great to see and hear the finished fruit of your talented labors.
It is a real treat watching your weekly video (and educational) - Reminds me of being a kid in the 70s and 80s waiting for your favorite show to air once a week. Thank You!
TH-cam needs a two thumbs-up option. Outstanding craftsmanship and super interesting content.
Ted i pick up so many little tricks watching your vids. Thank you for the inspiration.
Ted, incredibly beautiful, thoughtful work. You truly are a master. You've inspired me to buy any 6 dollar kids guitar from the donation shops I find and see if I can get the action to playability and get the intonation strait and donate them locally. Thank you.
Pleasantly surprised at both it's sound and it's projection of sound. Very nice, Ted.
That was definitely worth the work. It has a sweet tone.
I never knew a washburne could sound so good.
Yup they just don't make um like they used to.
Bravo sir Bravo.
To bring back that incredible deep rich full tone.
I'm at a lack of words
The original crafted can't be reproduced.
Only restored.
1200 more like 2400 dollars
And the sound PRICELESS.
You could talk about paint drying
And I would still watch.
Respect.
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Worth every penny, keep up your meticulous work, I bet it didn’t sound this good new.
Thank you. Another day, another masterclass.
I find your voice explaining the work, in conjunction with the video so relaxing. Your playing at the end of each video is an added bonus. Thank you for sharing.
Just the right shade of jaundice.
Ted nonchalantly dropping pearls in this video, "just the right shade of jaundice" had me rolling 😂
This was a great series. I'm glad you're showing us these types of guitars.