How To Do A Full Guitar Set Up In 15 Minutes - Guitar Maintenance Lesson

How To Do A Full Guitar Set Up In 15 Minutes - Guitar Maintenance Lesson
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[@yga]

We just want to make clear that this is the last video in a detailed Guitar Maintenance course, which you can find here: www.yourguitaracademy.com/courses/james-collins In this video we simply challenge James to attempt a full set up in just 15 minutes... We are not saying it is by any means the perfect set up! Check out the full course if you want to do a perfect set up :) :)

[@PaulhamptonUS]

Your Guitar Academy anything decent to come out of this has been lost due to the annoying wanker who is conducting the interview.

[@stevee7774]

Chris - 😂🤣 yep!

[@phatman811]

Chris yeah jesus it was painful to watch when he talks shit the entire time. Fuvk

[@PaulhamptonUS]

phatman811 Thing is there are some good tips on there but I just can’t bare to watch it again because of the bearded one.

[@rancidfarts8993]

I farted soo hard it blew his hairpiece off his head😆😀😀😀❤

[@shyìamax]

0:00 - intro 0:55 - de-string 2:05 - wood oil on fretboard 2:38 - "I'm gonna need a wash after this" 3:14 - polish those frets up 4:00 - re-pass of polishing 4:52 - cleaning guitar body 5:26 - straight in the back to clean vol pots 7:00 - "what?" 7:24 - re-string with 11 gauge strings 8:16 - "what kind of pitch would ya like?" 8:52 - boring stuff 9:20 - tuning to e-flat 10:15 - neck relief 10:43 - truss adjustment 11:34 - check string height 12:00 - check action 12:55 - stretch strings and... 13:08 - rambling on about e-flat tuning being vastly superior to concert pitch 13:39 - "yeah...." 13:41 - check intonation 14:07 - "bang on" 14:38 - wrapping it up 15:46 - the end

[@yga]

Wow! Thank you so much for this, super useful :) :)

[@toppiegaming5565]

Thanks

[@JuicyLeek]

Useful and hilarious! 😂 It’s unsung heroes like you in the comments that make my day.

[@conordunne2460]

How fucking long did that take ?😂

[@OldGeekAdventurer]

You're doing God's work here.

[@matthammond1737]

I get the feeling that you could slip in a few sentences about some body parts in your fridge and the set-up guy would be like 'Yep. Sure' and go right on.

[@aliasincognito0]

That guitar tech needs to lighten up.

[@Sasquatch10]

I finally did a whole setup on my first and only electric guitar after putting it off for 6 months. This whole video series has been all the information i've needed, i've watched all the videos multiple times!

[@AlexSoutheyMusic]

Congratulations! I'm in almost the exact same boat as you and it was so rewarding. You really feel accomplished! And it's in large part thanks to video series like these :)

[@Sasquatch10]

@@AlexSoutheyMusic Amen. I almost gave up after ruining the area behind the nut 😅 but finally today after 6 months of being scared to mess it up further I finally got it done. To my surprise it actually does feel 10x better than when I bought it.

[@MT-ro8ik]

The tech was obviously uninterested in anything the other guy had to say and cut him off a few times.

[@killrockstartv]

noticed that as well.

[@miab5746]

Glad I wasn’t the only one that noticed lol

[@JamesMatthew-Zero79]

Sure...

[@blafountain]

Haha the tech was just trying to do a 15 minute setup and the other dude was talking about all sorts of stuff lo0l.

[@KGTv123]

Thought the same thing lol

[@marshall401]

Handy tip! If you don't have a feeler gauge for checking neck relief, on a Gibson les Paul, hold 1st and 15th fret on high E , on the 7th fret the distance between the bottom of the string and top of the fret should be no more than the thickness of your high E string 👍

[@jbrown577]

The guitar tech doesn't like the other guy.

[@lizaltman1200]

nah the tech is just a stiff/bland kinda a person

[@gotlos1]

I was gonna say exactly the same.

[@dementedpuppy]

just sounds busy who cares jeez so dramatic

[@valendis]

I don't think so, he seems a bit stressed out by the rush of the video but other than that, the other guy is just trying to have a conversation whereas the tech is trying to do his job ^^

[@stanknugget]

Valentin D Yeah, but what the tech needs to understand is that this is a KZbin video...

[@johann53100]

I have been duped. I came here for a set up in fifteen minutes, and I got some tosser talking about E flat and a guitar tech who clearly hates the tosser.

[@eddyb3179]

+1. Shite

[@DennisFeinsteinCEO]

I'm bringing the word "tosser" to the US, it's awesome. We'll give you guys "douche-canoe". ✌️

[@kooper3211]

Yes. That.

[@vlogress11c81]

I just started playing my grandpas 67 flying v and it hasnt been played in about 6 years. The neck and everything needs adjusted. So here i am learning.

[@justintimeforabieber]

You guys have a lot of chemistry - 13:34

[@mr.phil.a]

Yeah, awkward.

[@mr.phil.a]

@Lynn Collett Oh OK. I must have missed the rimming scene.

[@artdawggy]

Could be he is not used to being on camera but he gave the impression he was not interested in anything you had to say. I might even go so far as to say he found you a touch annoying. Not very nice. Doesn't make me want to employ him.

[@RWulff007]

Internet does not understand human relations. Man is in working mode.

[@Manyeyebrows]

This guitar tech knows his stuff! What a pleasure to see someone so passionate about his craft. Thank you so much! My ukelele looks brand new and plays better than ever!

[@niptodstan]

I bought one of those brand new in 79.

[@JacaboBlanco]

79 club! I have a Gibson 1979 ES 335td

[@Dipper1459]

Drinking game: Drink every time the guitar tech says "okay"

[@hueysharapova7175]

This is attempted murder.

[@RockWeller]

Great tips!

[@AmanKhan-qk7pu]

The tech was irritated by him😂😂

[@BluesUrbano22]

At 6:40 when he puts the "back" on the electronics, he forgets to put the "shielding".

[@kevinmoor26]

I like to set-up my own guitar and basses. But every year, I take them to my old luthier friend. He looks at them, looks me in the eye and says, "If you watch, 100% extra, if you help, 200% extra, if you tell me how to do my job, 500% extra." A few days later, my instruments are better than new and setup just as I like them. We often have a few ouzos together as he is an older Greek gentleman. The kindest thing he said to me was, "You are an idiot, but you play OK." I have been going to him for many years.

[@jasondavis6009]

when i have rough fretts like that i just use the strings to smooth them out then if needed put on a new set. Works everytime

[@JacaboBlanco]

What do you mean? By rubbing the strings against the frets? Eh. Just get some 0000 steel wool. Don't even need to take the strings off. Just take out the tension and move em aside.

[@gabopalacios2028]

Hmmm... He kept your metal shield!

[@xmeddie]

Exactly

[@reggie9245]

He didnt put it back on 😂

[@anibaldelagarza5756]

Hmmm. Only three guys have noticed that? Dude, check his pockets. He probably kept your wallet too.

[@murrayelliot]

You don't need no shielding boy, I'll just have that...

[@supersonicej]

It was definitely difficult getting through this but the tech was great.

[@JustAGuitarPlayer]

How far a turn is safe or recommend when adjusting the truss rod? I couldn’t tell from when he turned it. And how quickly do the results show in the neck relief after turning the truss rod?

[@blakenshaften]

I learnt a lot from this series/playlist/course, really appreciate you taking the time to film and put it up. Some really good insights, ignore the haters in the comments. Carry on the good work you are doing on this channel!

[@kelsiechavez2223]

Guitar tech man's like Shut Up!! We're trying to time this! Lol and the guitarist isn't insecure at all 😉

[@TCSC47]

I like the format with the two guys talking to each other rather than the tech just talking to camera all the time. Good one.

[@popeye089]

I like how you can tell the guy is embarrassed about how nasty his guitar is 😂🤣😂

[@chuggyhuggy8783]

if you touched a guitar, its nasty more than likely.

[@Chad-ski]

Great useful video Guitar Academy, But Instead of useing very fine wire wool would a used pan scrubber do to polish?

[@xXIntoleranceXx]

God If I was the tech I’d have told the dude to come back when it’s done😂😂

[@ahmadfarazENB]

Fantastic.

[@Wargasm644]

I always wondered why guys with Les Pauls always have their tailpiece so high? I never have mine like that. I always make sure there’s a good string break angle to help tuning stability. And my Les Pauls hold tune almost as good as my Floyd equipped guitars. Those never go out of tune. But then again, I have the TP6 tailpieces on most of my Les Pauls. I like them so much I put an imperial “made in USA” Gibson TP6 on my metric spec’d ESP Eclipse. Took a little ingenuity, but that guitar never goes out of tune either. Having the fine tuners on the TP6 is awesome too. I bought them initially because I have a lot of Floyd guitars. I got used to tuning at the bridge. But it turns out they are killer for tuning stability too. And dialing in perfect pitch. 👊🏻

[@peterharoldjanakjr2078]

So I'm doing my own fret job and setup for the first time. All taught via KZbin videos. That's right! I'm leveling, crowning, and polishing my frets and then doing a standard setup on my Epiphone Les Paul SpecIal II. Let me tell you! These frets have the best mirror shine they didn't have from the factory. I have a question. I know that to continue, I must restring, set the action, adjust the radius of the bridge and adjust the releif of the neck. What I don't know is after I put the strings on, what's next? Relief, then action? Or action, then relief? Or what?

[@brahfamili1360]

Action so the basis is there to work on

[@ChaosPicklePunch]

Looks like relief first because if you adjust action it woulkd change again after changing relief. So Relief first then action.

[@12south31]

Relief. Only because if you do action next you will have to adjust it a second time once relief is done. Action will not change relief, but relief will change action. Intonation comes last since both relief and action will change intonation.

[@preciseaudioblog]

Great vid! Any vid on how to set the bridge? Thank you.

[@yga]

Check out the link in the description for the full course 😀😀😀

[@ferguscollinson6449]

Extremely helpful….

[@rokit5224]

Seems like the type of guy that, asks you how you are, but disagrees with you, but then proceeds to tell you in a round about way how you are feeling. To which you have just told him.

[@floridapunkarchivist]

Quick question...shouldn't you have put some tape on top of the pickups so that the pickup screws don't catch any of the steel wool?

[@chuggyhuggy8783]

always cover your pickups when sandin frets

[@BrandonVoorhees]

Checking pickup height would be a good step pre-intonation.

[@Al-po2oh]

Do you have a video checking for fret buzz during a les Paul set up, particularly at the high end?

[@EurekaRecycler]

What is the common design length/ spacing specs between the End Piece, The String Bridge and the pick up? Thank you

[@pruttemadlort]

One should never use steelwool on the frets, without masking of the pickups. Should you do it anyways, use masking tape to remove the steel debree from the magnets afterwards!

[@ticklesdust]

yeah i feel like steel wool isnt needed. I use good cleaner and a rag, never really had any issues.

[@jonswoveland]

Yeah, was a bit shocked by that

[@jukesters123]

@@ticklesdust why not a dremel on the frets.lol

[@shawnmanuel9817]

I always polish my frets before I condition the fretboard.

[@thomasmurray8954]

Yeah wish I knew that before watching this......

[@stringkingworks]

There's obviously a lot of ways to do things and diffrerent techs will do different things, but a couple of things.... Always put some masking tape on your pickups before you use wire wool on the neck. If you don't you will get pieces of it stuck to the pickups. I prefer to use just the cleaners and sometimes a credit card to scrape off dirt. The other thing is, there is no neck relief that is good for every neck. 8 thou is a good benchmark but you can go lower if the player doesn't hit the strings hard and maybe higher if they are doing Townsend windmills. It also depends on the guitar. Sometimes they will even go down to 3 thou. Pluck the low E string to see if you have buzz and if you do, you need more relief (and vice versa)

[@williamdavid380]

Really enjoyed this video, thanks guys!

[@Cigarsnguitars]

This gentleman will get a 15 minute setup and spend the evening's gig pulling small pieces of wire out of his fingers and off of his P-90’s. No need to use steel wool in basic daily cleaning. I’ve played for 50 years and have relied on the Jim Dunlop Cleaning System to maintain the entire guitar. Fretboard care, Cleaning and polishing the body. No residue, no harsh chemicals. The Formula 65 Care Products can be purchased individually or as an entire system.

[@ollyholmes1835]

Yeah I use the same 65 kit, it gets the job done and it's not a huge hassle

[@beefnacos6258]

Dude I absolutely hate the idea of using steel wool. that's why I pretty much refuses to take my guitar anywhere because all these luthiers seem to think that steel wool is ok. And on another note it might be one-hundred-percent okay. I just don't like the idea of it and I'm not going to ever put it on my fretboard

[@Stashmanfpv]

I cringed when I saw him break out the steel wool. And then too be so liberal with it and not even covering the pickups! That shit’s gonna stick to those pickups forever… Me thinks “setup guy” no likey the annoying guitar player? 😵‍💫 He really was annoying…

[@loicdubois6334]

The guitar tech have no repect. What a cold guy :(

[@chuggyhuggy8783]

he seems overrated. he skipped a few little steps everyother person would use when maintaining their guitars

[@OptimuSekac]

I like you rugs guys, very slavic.

[@dalepatrick2825]

Can someone tell me what wrench style tool is used at 12:00 to adjust the bridge height. Thanks

[@robertsbri]

I own this same year and color pro. Fantastic guitar.

[@prophesiedgnar5809]

Super cool dude, that dude with the glasses is rude af though... smart guy

[@naegleriafowleri2230]

RyanSlays that other guy is talking bunch of crap nobody cares about

[@mataplatypus442]

@@RyanSlays nbnfo

[@dietdeath4350]

I heard "Humm hum ya sure, okay so" like 50 times.

[@donjoseph73]

Good job on the tech getting down to business and cutting off all the bs chatter!

[@Matan2222222]

PLEASE DONT USE WIRE WOOL ON YOUR GUITAR FRETBOARD! The tiny metal particales will harm your pickups even when covered. this stuff stays on the surface and can get into the electronics even after wiping the residue. theres always residue even if you think you got it all.

[@sing-519]

Is the shielding not needed anymore?

[@johnderry7943]

What are the black rubber looking thing under the stop bridge? What should the angle look like?

[@vahidjahanshiry8587]

Please tell the fretboard oil brand? Its handsome

[@buskerstv9555]

Do you dilute the Soap with water or use it pure?

[@AviMus82]

What are those under the stop bar stews? Are they rubber washers or something?

[@anthonycongiano8890]

Excellent instructional video thanks for this! Nicely detailed, it's great watching a pro do a set up including cleaning up the fretboard, but.. this was classic: "This is the dirtiest I've every let any of my guitars get" ... "Suuuuuuuuuure!" :)

[@lipstickspeedball]

Am I correct that the tech forgot to put the Shielding Plate back in? So Proffessional. I wonder if his Wooden Strings stay in Tune as well.

[@lipstickspeedball]

Also when you wind strings on the pole aren't you supposed to go ounce around above the string . Then the rest below to get the best hold on your string winding. I could be wrong to some people. But That is from allot of people i saw on You Tube say is the best way to string up your guitar

[@ktownc936]

Everything seems straightforward in this video. I'm just unsure where I should start my bridge height at. I've taken my saddle and pins off the guitar and have no idea to what it was set to before. I understand how to change the relief, set the action and intinate. Again, is there a measurement off the body or bridge humbucker ring that can get me close? Then I can adjust my action accordingly? Any help would be appreciated! Thanks

[@carlosmarques8380]

the greenish stickers on the neck, i can relate to that xD, mine got like that too and had to replace them (for the looks ofc, i does not interfere with anything).

[@getenlightened]

Did he clean the headstock at all? And why not put the shield back?

[@lexzbuddy]

Old cats pots like on that les Paul have a hole in them. You should spray some of the cleaner in the hole and wipe the contacts with a couple of turns of the nobs.

[@tylervardy3917]

Jeez no comments? I've learned a fair bit myself and I've watched easily hundreds of similar videos. Very straightforward!

[@yga]

Thanks Tyler! Glad you enjoyed the video :) James was pretty sweaty after this... But it was very impressive to watch! :)

[@treyalexander7256]

@@yga that's why I feel setup should be $40 for what was done here. Any parts being replaced is extra even if it took 30 minutes that's 80 an hour.. also dont understand why so many shops have 1 to 2 day wait times if not longer on setups

[@ryang1244]

hahaha So it should be cheaper but you also don't understand why so many shops have a 1-2 day turnaround? Perhaps it's because the price they charge is fair and they are clearly busy. It's simple economics. Also the amount of time a job like this takes is not relevant, you're paying for the result and the experience of the person doing it. If they are good at their job and people think the price is fair, they get more business and can charge more.

[@theomiddleton950]

Simon Pegg is a good guitar tech.

[@allanwilson8878]

Thanks guys. Your videos are very helpful. Good stuff.

[@yga]

Thanks Allan, glad you are enjoying the vids :)

[@hectichive889]

8:25 what does he mean by “I’ll set you up for Eb”? I don’t get how you can set up an instrument for a specific key??

[@gergoretvari6373]

that's the tuning.

[@hectichive889]

Gergő Rétvári, Oh like drop D tuning or something? That sorta thing? I just didn’t understand what he meant by that lol

[@gergoretvari6373]

@@hectichive889 yes exactly. he said that he uses this guitar for Eb Standard tuning.

[@AviMus82]

It makes perfect sense. He is saying that he is going to set up the guitar for E flat tubing. Each different tuning has different amounts of tension on the neck. Standard E will have more tension, and E flat wil have less. He is going to adjust the action and truss rod to the correct tension. If he adjusted it to standard E, and the player is always in E flat, that will result in the bow of the neck being off, and can affect fret buzz, bending notes etc.

[@bassnutter]

Good video with the basics of setting up a guitar. With respect I don't think the tech was 100% comfortable in front of a camera

[@simonvanderheijden432]

Why is the tailpiece so high and what's with the black rings underneat the tailpiece posts?

[@Alfredo78666]

What a nice guy... To be with 2 miles away

[@heavypizzas6004]

When David Brent got his guitar setup…

[@loquayrocks]

he used wirewool on the fret board but didn't cover the pickups? won't that cause later issues?

[@francisdraco4169]

One guy is very rude and the other talks too much.

[@tcj226]

One guy is being rushed to get a job done faster than he normally would feel comfortable with, the other is bothering him with chatter.

[@guardianobserver6593]

Does anybody needs an electronics metal cover?

[@vahidjahanshiry8587]

What guitar oil brand is that?

[@LordSonny94]

What are the black stuff under the Stop-bar?

[@WardNH]

It’s not every day you can watch Simon Pegg set up Rami Malik’s guitar.

[@Rob_Houser]

The luthier looks remarkably like Simon Pegg

[@anthonykalsch5750]

If this guitar had anything acrually wrong with it, i would personaly feel like i could learn more.

[@booradley32]

3:27 is the only visible “before and after” in the fret polishing

[@jakeah1175]

James’ explanations are seriously good. V useful, thanks

[@yga]

Thanks Jake, glad you enjoyed them! He's a total pro :)

[@jakeah1175]

Your Guitar Academy where are you all based in the UK?

[@robertnewell5057]

You can do this if you start with a guitar that doesn't need much of a set-up to start with

[@matthewward5813]

When you stretch your strings, you pull and tug all the way up and down the fretboard. It will go flat from the stretching, keep tugging at that fugger until it stops going flat. Then your strings are ready for all that bluesy, bendy abuse you will subject those metal wires to...

[@63mckenzie]

Am I the only person who would rather buy a new guitar than change the strings?

[@zvlhelme]

Pretty much

[@peterharoldjanakjr2078]

Respectfully, I did not find this useful. I have yet to find a setup video where they have left no detail out. It's as though the luthiers don't want to tell all.

[@yga]

Hi Peter, sorry you didn't enjoy it. Yes, this is a very sped up version of the set up... However, you may find that going over the full course is more useful to you. We cover pretty much everything I think! www.yourguitaracademy.com/courses/james-collins Give it a try! :)

[@peterharoldjanakjr2078]

@@yga After this video I saw that you provided a few more DETAILED videos. Those indeed are useful.

[@MrSongwriter2]

@@yga I hope you asked him to put the shield back in !! ;-)

[@yga]

MrSongwriter2 He made me do it myself, can you believe it?

[@thaynes2999]

Peter, look up Ed Reynolds and Lance Keltner, a series of videos on setting up your guitar. I found it very useful.

[@atlgator1928]

very nicely done! best video i've seen for a LP set-up.

[@yga]

Thank you so much! Massively appreciate the great feedback :)

[@John-vk4gs]

What’s best to use to clean up a maple fretboard?

[@yga]

Hi John! We have a full course on cleaning fretboards right here, including maple: www.yourguitaracademy.com/courses/james-collins/lessons/fretboard-maintenance Enjoy!

[@guitarplayergeek]

Highly diluted degreaser on a damp microfiber(damp not wet). Don't listen to douchebag Lynn. He/She(who knows) is trying to have you wreck your guitar because he/she has nothing better going on in life.....

[@paulduda2]

3 day old urine, forget diluted greaser and all those exspensive products they tell u to buy..

[@Blissterd1]

@@guitarplayergeek You obviously don't understand sarcasm!

[@guitarplayergeek]

@@Blissterd1 no, I do. But that is not sarcasm. Sarcasm uses irony and humor. That comment was one person being a dick to another.

[@Happy-Me.]

Why not replace the Pot shield? Keep the guitar original surely?

[@LPJMagicmusic]

If I was that guitar owner I would've taken it and put it on after.

[@FISHYFILMPRODUCTIONS]

Wait, did you use steel wool to scrub the neck? That's a huge no no

[@DF-mw1sh]

it's ok to use 0000 steel wool on a fret board

[@beefnacos6258]

@@DF-mw1sh I still don't like it

[@danelectr]

very informative!

[@yga]

Thankyou! glad you enjoyed it :)

[@bwbmx1nj]

Let’s just run through this as fast as we can and explain as little as possible 👍

[@tommilitello198]

He stated there’s already videos explaining everything in detail,if you pay attention you’d know what’s goin on

[@plsdi111]

Maybe someone can help here... I changed strings on my epi es335, and i should adjust the truss rod, cause i have fret buff. But the problem is, that i cant put my gripper wrench in. I use the correct size. I read on some websites, that it can happen when someone is trying it with the wrong size gripper wrench and destroys it, but thats not the case, i bought the guitar brand new. I dont know what to do, its really frustrating. Is there anyone who has solution?

[@yga]

Hi Peter, the problem might be able to be fixed by an adjustment to the bridge rather than jumping straight to the truss rod but if the neck isn't quite right I'd recommend finding a local luthier to take the guitar too if your having some truss rod issues as they'll be able to sort it no problem! :)

[@michaelsine17]

That guy would touch one of my guitars only once.

[@FPHLM]

Nice Video ! There is interesting wedges on the stop tail piece ! Where can'i find that?

[@yga]

Hi there! Good question - I'll double check with James and get back to you :)

[@yga]

James said: "I believe they’re just some rubber washers, not sure why, they’re certainly not original! Possibly for vibrations?" Hope that helps a little!

[@antivaxxnugs7859]

When he took the wires off it reminded me of braces

[@davehappablap5549]

You used wood soap and left it on? Hmmm... is that good long term to leave a detergent on the fretboard wood?

[@baysideisacult2244]

the tech seems to hate the other guy so he probably did it on purpose lol

[@krauz111]

what about pickup height?

[@pcorriveau1982]

Great but you forgot the pickup height adjustment.

[@spekkio101]

Probably not necessary. If this is his main gigging guitar and not a new one, he probably has the pickups set to the height he likes already. Since they're going to set up his action to his preferred height, then there's no reason to reset the pickups as the distance shouldn't have changed.

[@pcorriveau1982]

@@spekkio101 In his case yes but this comment was more for the audience than the client in the video.

[@beefnacos6258]

@@spekkio101 doesn't matter this video legitimately does not show you how to do an actual set up

[@lauckstreet]

I just want to know how much your subscription to all of your videos and teaching tools costs. I see that I can get a 14 day free trial but until I know what the monthly or annual fee is and whether or not I can cancel the subscription at any time, I’m not ready to sign up.

[@yga]

The subscription cost for the Guitar Club is $19.99 monthly, or $130 annually after the 14-day free trial. Feel free to email us at [e-mail] if you would like more information or have any other questions, we would be happy to help you!

[@tehblueduck]

What is wood oil soap? I'm looking for a similar product in Australia. Cheers

[@yga]

Hi there! Lemon Oil is very popular, Planet Waves, Jim Dunlop, Kyser, Music Nomad all do a version as well as other fretboard conditioners. See if you can find any of those in Australia! Hope it helps :)

[@tehblueduck]

Your Guitar Academy cool, thanks for your reply :)

[@Spoolz07]

@@yga Surely you wouldn't use Lemon Oil on a maple neck??? On the Jim Dunlop Lemon Oil bottle they specifically tell you not to use it on maple because it'll ruin the finish!

[@angeldusted1577]

Spoolz07 it’s not a maple fret board

[@JamesWalshBristolKids]

@@yga Stu Box makes Lemoil and Kwikfret in Australia

[@DaNeOMiTe313]

I know they’re very popular, legendary even but I always thought P90’s were an eyesore. Just personal preference tho. They remind me of those big clunky bastards you see on Jazz Masters

[@yga]

If you're not a fan of the yellow, you can get nickel or black covered p90's that might remind you less of those found on Jazzmasters!