A Triumvirate of Acoustic Repairs

Larrivees, Guilds and Larkins, oh my.

[@gerardbuckley1334]

I have a Chris Larkin guitar and I love it. As I’m a lefty i got him to make me one as you know there are not that many good lefty guitars on sale it most stores. It was great being able to pick the woods myself and call in during the making process as i live in Kerry. He is dearly missed. Keep up the great work.

[@wintersummers3085]

I'm not a repair guy at all, just a player, but I learn so much about guitars, woodworking, self-employment, and problem solving from watching this dude. Great channel.

[@dudemaestromaster]

I am from Ireland. I live here. It gives me great pride to see an Irish builder being featured. Love the respect you showed for him.

[@ZankoGamer92]

Man, I'd LITERALLY watch you repair guitars for DAYS

[@johngerson7335]

Beautiful rendition of Elizabeth Cotten's "Frieght Train", the little Parlor sized Larrivee makes a real sweet note. And of course, your work is always outstanding and fun to watch. Thanks Ted.

[@tommypetraglia4688]

"Smells like walnut..." from a tiny little crack.

[@mattylad388]

Took me a while to remember the first song you played but finally fetched it from the back of my mind. Freight Train - Elizabeth Cotten

[@brianpateman2666]

I loved the sound of that Larkin - made for the Celtic repertoire.

[@apollomorelos727]

Freight Train, freight train

[@Aeidotronics]

Mmmm, Guild. Also pretty into the look of the Irish guitar.

[@Jakfilm]

That's the best Sunday morning coffeetime I've had in a while.

[@briarconner5765]

A day early? This is like Christmas!

[@edwardgold8097]

Freight train was the first song I learned to play 52 years ago when I got my first guitar.

[@KBorham]

Time loses all dimension when I watch Ted's videos. Before I know it, the video is over. I'm always sad when it comes to an end, like when you finish a really good book.

[@Jonathandavidk]

Thank you for making these. Not only does the info help, these videos just bring me joy. All the best.

[@fredschaves]

Your rendition of Freight Train is just amazing. I'm coming back to the video for it specifically (this time)

[@deegee8010]

Not only are the explanations clear and concise, he can play.

[@briarconner5765]

I really loved the last guitar shown. Walnut and cedar is an interesting combination. Beautiful and sounds great!

[@nfrancab373]

Loved that freight train! Keep it up man outstanding as always

[@harrisonandrew]

I love the quality of your repairs functionality and aesthetically. I also love the no nonsense approach - it makes your videos extremely watchable. Nice job.