1934 Gibson Jumbo ¿Retopped?

[@gam1471]

A fascinating video; thank you.

[@tipp55]

Very interesting and insightful video. Can't beat the experienced eye of a longtime pro.

[@tylerrichman9]

Really enjoyed this! Many thanks

[@waltergwiazda1803]

Thank you 😊👍

[@george-st-george]

thanks for this!!!! really cool and informative!!!! keep doing these!!!!! cheers

[@RedEyedPatriot]

I've got my grandmas first guitar my papaw bought her before he went off to ww2. Its a 42 j45 Banner and only thing I've had to replace are the tuners. 2 of the Bakelite ones broke off. Plays and sounds wonderful.

[@russellpowell5767]

Tom Hope you guys have been well Great video

[@rzh3443]

Interesting for sure. I would have loved to see a sound comparison to the “originals”. My understanding is that “new “ top aged more than ten years would sound similar to much older ones? We have learned a lot about instrument construction and care over the years , so hopefully the newest round of guitars will fare much better 80 to 90 years from now.

[@TheGuitarsquatch]

It's a shame they didn't date stamp the new tops.

[@vintagebluesguitars]

That would be a big help, but it's more of a shame that they didn't cut out the dovetail clearance!