1959 Gibson ES-345 gets a little attention

[@ghostface_grilla1155]

This cat really cares about his work!

[@peterjames2580]

Thanks for the class!

[@Kenman540]

I can see the tone!

[@guitarc.p.r.9675]

I can hear colors.......

[@Kenman540]

Nice!!

[@randymatheny8621]

Can we get a little demo on the instruments you repair

[@guitarc.p.r.9675]

I have covered this before. My shop is a working shop that does hundreds of guitars a year. It is built for repair not video production. Everything rattles and vibrates, the camera mic distorts, and my playing is poor from decades of fretwork and sanding, including a hand surgery due to fretwork. I do put something on once and a while but not always. Thanks for watching.

[@randymatheny8621]

thanks new to the channel

[@guitarc.p.r.9675]

Welcome! Go back through some of the videos. You may find a little demo here and there. One viewer even mentioned I should get a speaker emulator etc to do sound clips. Not happening. Hopefully you will find something of use to you.

[@guitarsofold100]

I have three PAFS that have the same style output readings on the rear must be factory??

[@guitarc.p.r.9675]

May be I will look into that sometime.

[@rjake61]

How come you didn’t resolder the correct size nuts on the neck pickup to make it look right? Too much of a pain?

[@guitarc.p.r.9675]

They had also butchered up the bolt holes in the Original Pickup ring. Looked like they had been reamed out with a knife. Original bolts would no longer fit.