The latest on my 1934 Gibson L-7

[garybaldy]

By Alex Bishop, Bristol, UK.

[garybaldy]

Looks like that part of the surgery went smooth and clean. Keep us posted.

I thought that too thanks, but I'm no expert. I'm glad I wasn't there during the operation!
I've seen a nasty one on Youtube where the neck minus fingerboard had been fitted under (!) the top and the fingerboard glued on after. The luthier didn't realise and some of the top came away with the neck. Horrible to watch.

[stevo58]

If you want to see disasters, search for vintage Guild M20 neck resets.

[skykomishone]

That guitar will be transformed into a reincarnated beauty of gratifying vibrational wonder and amazing sound. It's going to be awesome.

[garybaldy]

That guitar will be transformed into a reincarnated beauty of gratifying vibrational wonder and amazing sound. It's going to be awesome.

Very eloquently put! Thank you

[David B]

Over on Instagram, Alex has uploaded a short video clip this week, showing his method for removing the neck on your guitar. Very clean work!

Instagram

[garybaldy]

Over on Instagram, Alex has uploaded a short video clip this week, showing his method for removing the neck on your guitar. Very clean work!

Instagram

Thanks David. I'm so pleased with your recommendation. I haven't collected it yet. It's back up and playable but Alex wanted to do some minor touch ups so I told him not to rush it!
I'll probably take my Favino oval hole over for him to see!

[Jabberwocky]

Wishing you Good Vibrations, Garibaldi.

[garybaldy]

Wishing you Good Vibrations, Garibaldi.

Thank you JW

[garybaldy]

This little beauty is coming home today!

[nevershouldhavesoldit]

This little beauty is coming home today!

We’re all there with you in spirit. Saving a great old guitar is a truly good deed, and we thank you. Now we wait for the pics and clips!

[Tom Karol]

If you want to see disasters, search for vintage Guild M20 neck resets.

Hey, I had a Guild M20 once - wish I still did!