164 RSW Huh Oh The 1919 Gibson L1 Came Back
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- I'll be back! Someone already said that line. But it seems appropriate here too. Be sure to watch and see how I fix the sagging top on this vintage 1919 L1 Gibson guitar. Also be sure to check out video 154 for the first time it was in the shop with an ailing neck.
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Your Integrity is admirable Jerry.
Normally, People wouldn’t even make a video of a returned item.
This shows you’re a very honest person.
Craftsman
The fact that you can diagnose every problem is one thing; that you so expertly repair those problems is proof of your craftsmanship! Thanks for sharing this repair of a very old and beautiful guitar.
Jerry , you have great integrity , most repair businesses wouldn't have showed a returned item , then you paid the returned shipping, your customer should be very happy!
When the back popped off, I thought how poorly braced the top is. But this guitar survived 100 yrs with just a few repairs, shows what I know. Great repair, I enjoyed this video thoroughly.
Nice repair she will last another 100 years!!Cheers always learn something new,Thank you
blkjckgtrnut thank you my friend.
Wonderful guitar, 100 year old and restored it wonderfully.
Fantastic integrity and even greater repair skills. There's so much to admire here: your luthier skills, the fact you revealed your bill (which I think was remarkably low), the fact you picked up the shipping costs, your self-criticism, and even your playing. Hats off!
That country singing is what i sought after the long video. Nice!
Job well done. It's a win win when a video entertains and educates.
+Ralph Gross thank you very much.
I like when he plays the guitar at the end in almost every video.
I'm dirt poor and disabled, but not dead yet lol. Just want you to know I'm really grateful for you geys teaching us the proper ways to setup and fix our guitars right. Thank you :)
I am enjoying watching all of your videos. I love the music too! Thank you!
That old guitar sure sounds nice, great song at the end too!
Jeff Grier thank you Jeff.
You did an excellent job repairing that old axe. The customer should be grateful for your dedication to the craft.
I really enjoyed the care, love, and craftsmanship displayed here.
Jerry, I enjoyed your digging into that return and fixing that problem. Good Show!😊
Really enjoyed the video. I like that you let us in on your thought process as you tackle each challenge you come across.
I would rather watch your videos than just about anything on TV. You have a special knack for explaining what you’re doing and what you have done. Not everyone can do that. Simply amazing work to identify the cause of the buzzing, and to fix it. Love the extra work you did on the bridge. Thanks for sharing.
This is truly a classic episode. I watched it again having watched it a year or two ago. There are so many aspects of this program that are brilliant. I particularly enjoyed the mystery of the dropped cleat and the deductions around it. To watch you sleuth that history was a treat. You have re-written the history of this guitar and recorded on video.
As a viewer it is very different to watch you struggle with the decision to remove a back. I cheer when you decide to take it off because I know it is going to be a great story and we will see some serious craftsmanship. It is so satisfying to see old braces restored like you have done in this episode.
You are a force of nature and it is a gift to see you in action.
I have a great respect for your craftsmanship. Thanks! Great video!
Watching you work warms my heart, Thank you, sir.
Oh so beautiful what a relic!
+David St. Pierre thank you very much.
I just came across your channel, this was very satisfying to watch, thank you, you're incredible!
Great video. Very informative. I like the time you spent on this project. Shows allot or patience, experience and love for your work. Thanks for sharing.
I'm a drummer who can't play the guitar , yet loves and knows a lot about the instrument . I also always loved watching This Old House as a kid - No wonder I love your show !!
Very nice work Jerry. Thank you for putting these videos on You Tube for us.
Love the song and its story! Great sounding L1, too!
Just a lot of fun watching and learning of the makings of such a wonderful instrument. Thank you so much for sharing.
My weekend plans....to watch your videos. Always admirable. Great work.
A true joy watching a master at work
Big thumb up from France. All your videos are very interesting and I'm learning a lot from them. Thank you very much
Ingenious use of tools and improvised tools! Pleasure to watch!
Great work !!! I find it very interesting to watch. Thank you so much for your channel.
loved the video! Thank you for the song and the history!
Youare amazing as a repairman of instruments and as singer guitarist .you dont know how much i am waiting after your repair to hear you playing and singing too.congrats from greece.
Wonderfull tune, and it sounded so authentic on that old guitar!
I can see why gibson rethought the model.
What a beast it must be to maintain...nothing but respect to ya
People in the know about the danger of increasing the pressure of the strings on the neck lean a guitar against a wall or chair or whatever facing forward.... When a guitar faces forward like that the dust gathers in the bottom underside at the front like you pointed out. Another great restoration Jerry and it was cool seeing the insides of a hundred year old guitar...amazing carved back and top.
Amazing work! You're a true professional when it comes to fixi'n guitars! I really enjoy watching you fix guitars, I really enjoy the songs you pick at the end of each video! Keep it up!😊👍
It sounds great! Well worth the extra repair. Well done, Jerry. I love your work, you're playing, and you're singing.
This was amazing. Great work!
Nice work Jerry! I always look forward to, and enjoy each of your videos. You do great work!
Kent Owens thank you Kent.
I'm so enthralled by your skills, Jerry. Thanks for the show and live 100 years! Thailand Paul
Excellent and very interesting video Mr Rosa. From one old boy to another.
What a wonderful gentleman! Peace on Earth to you sir.
Beautiful guitar sweet song with sweet sounding little guitar, great job I love in-depth detail repair by a master craftsmen God Bless
Wow that was an incredible repair, you are very talented, thanks for the video! And happy Easter
David O'Neill thank you my friend. Happy Easter to you as well.
Another awesomely intricate and excellent fix.
Another beautiful Gibson , nice work .
What a great old guitar. You are keeping the history alive by putting these old things back in service and playing the music of those who came before us. I’ve watched a bunch of your videos and I’m glad you’ve put them up for people like me to find. Thanks Jerry.
Love the song, love the repair.
John Harrison thank you my friend.
Fantastic video, you are an honorable man Jerry.
Once again you have done it right. I think it was the best decision made. And I learned more. Thanks !
Perfect! Subscribed, and now I have a ton of videos to watch.
Great work on a beautiful sounding guitar. Song at the end was icing on cake.
GT Sipe thank you very much.
Sounds much better the second time around Jerry, really good work 👍
It's 3:34 in the morning! Jerry Rosa, I'm having the best time watching your videos ! You do amazing, beautiful work and $60/hr is a bargin for the level of expertise and the speed that you are able to accomplish taking that back off , reinforcing , etc . !!! Thank you once again :-) !!! I think I can sleep now . Good night :-) !!!
Just a great explanation of how to diagnose and tackle this sort of problem. These really old instrument always seem to throw up problems over time like any vintage piece. Bravo sir !
Third time I've heard that tune, once in Utah, then on the CMA Patsy Cline collection and now you. Thanks for sharing. Narragansett Bay.
Hello from a fan in Sweden, love your videos All the best to you
Good job Jerry thanks for sharing that neat repair.⭐🕸️
really surprized me with that bIG wooden C clamp and wedges!!!!great idea !!!wow!!!neat clamps holding body together etc,thank you sir,!im inspired
Great job fixing this old guitar. Let's hope it plays well for another 100 years!
As usual, impeccable work.
Great repair. You are a true country gent.
Another great job and entertaining video. Also, your vocal on "Will you be ready to go" was stellar.
Humidification or lack there of can make massive changes in the top. What an interesting video. Super skills and work!
That was awesome watching you take the guitar apart.
I love to hear you sing, of course I love to watch you repair guitars as well. All the best, Edgar from Canada
Congratulations on the video!
I admire your patience and dedication.
Thank you very much.
Really interesting seeing the inside of that old guitar. Nice work
Thanks Jerry!
Jim
phooesnax you are welcome Jim. Thank you for watching.
Great job Jerry! It's nice to see that you take such good care of a wonderful vintage guitar.
I watched you fix the case for this guitar too. Great work. Great work.
+Steven Stewart thank you very much.
Jerry once again you have the patience of a saint. Thanks for taking the time and energy to share your hard work and experience.
108ashtangi you are welcome. Thank you very much for watching.
Really nice song at the end I loved the history behind it.. and as always Awesome repair. Great work ethic
Guillermo Molina thank you very much my friend.
Thank you. That's just the encouragement I needed to try it myself. Off to the craft store to buy those tools and some leather.
Jerry, nicely done on a beautiful antique. Thank you.
+GILLEBRATH thank you.
Dude, you are a pro. I would trust you with any guitar. Guys like you preserve guitar history. Great job brother.
Nice work, Jerry! You're a patient man!
Good pickin & singing Jerry! Thx!
Very nice treat watching you work.
Great job, Jerry!
An honest effort always pays, and you always make more than an honest effort!!
amit newton thank you.
Buddy, I really appreciate your work and nice bluegrass music there too. As a Kentucky boy, I can certainly appreciate that.
Oh, 6/26/24 today….great music too with your 1901 guitar repair👍🏻
....thanks for the upload, .....and thanks for sharing your wisdom....what a good job....
This to was an excellent video. I’m officially hooked on your videos.
I have a 1916 Gibson L-3 and it is wonderful to have a picture of the inside structure, thanks!
You Sir are a true craftsman!
once again, 40 mins of crappy tv searching happily avoided. There should be a "scratch n sniff" app that allows the players in the audience to the play the finished work. Wonderful spending time here! :-)
Love this video. Realy intresting. Cant believe this guitar is a 100 years old. And seeing you take this old guitar apart I see how fragile they are. I ll be taking better care of my guitars.. Thank you 4 your video. If its not sold....I ll take it.
It has been years since I have heard that song, I played it a time or two myself. interesting video too, I have never seen the back taken off a guitar done successfully, I had a Epiphone 12 string that someone tried to repair and did a horrible job, it needed a lot more than I could give it. I probably should have kept it but I just did not have the room, I had neither the inclination or the expertise to do it myself. space became an issue when we moved into a 5 wheel and traveled the country for awhile. Thanks again!
Fascinating. You are a skilled and patient craftsman. Just subscribed.
I’ve spent most of the afternoon watching your vids, gonna watch one more then bed 🇬🇧🇺🇸👍🏻
You're a brave man !! The tattooed guy from Crins--m Guitars w/ all his vintage tools would have a heart attack watching this !! And I loved your background music.
Great playing also.
I really enjoyed the song. That old guitar sounds super good.
Excellent! Loved the old tune!
Thanks for sharing your expertise and soul my friend! ;)
Love the sound of that guitar.
Love these videos.
Man that's talent, I could never be so brave. Great job
dangrabat thank you.
Phenomenal video!