The only thing i don't like is that when they put the primer, sealer, wood stain, lacquer, it kills the tone of the wood. For best performance of a guitar, just add paint and add some rubbing compound to make it shine.
all i hear is computer guided machine. gibson goes old fashion, one person cuts the neck and doesnt need refrences. thats why gibson is better it has more of a warm sound
Oh, and i'm totally going to be biased, i swear by ibanez, but gibson is pretty damn boss too. If i had to record any sort of rhythm stuff, give me a chunky ol' les paul, but otherwise i'll stick to a prestige neck.
Why do they take a board that is the width of a guitar already, cut it, then dry it, then glue it, then dry it again? Why not just use a solid peice of wood? Not only would it be stronger and glueless, but it would eleminate an extra two months of dry time. They all do it, so there must be a good reason. Does anyone know it?
I've made guitars with fingerboards made from of Bloodwood, and another made out of Ziricote. I've also seen builders use flamed purpleheart and padauk for fretboard material. There is no limit to what wood you can use, however some woods are better than others... Bloodwood for example dulls your tools very quickly.
i use a wood called purple heart for my my guitars. i wish they would make a video to show handmade guitars, the real art work of making guitars. no artist uses a machine to draw his paintings/ sketches. machinery=cheating.
@MrOzMendez No, I'm saying that part 1 of a video is just part 1. You said only part of a guitar is being made, but that's because the video isn't exactly finished, as obviously stated by the terms "Part 1" and "Part 2." Your criticism is faulty.
i really kinda wish they would've shown how an electric guitar is made by hand it would've been really helpful for me to make it as a woodwork project
i have a Godin Freeway Classic and a Seagull M-6 cedar acoustic...they are high-quality, great-sounding, affordable guitars...my Freeway classic has a Start sound for about 400 bucks!
This is how factory guitars are made, but guitars are still handmade in their thousands by luthiers using a very different approach to this. There's a DVD called "A Complete Custom Electric Guitar Build" (and a YouTube clip too) which shows how a guitar is built "by hand"!
@JTNickelz I happen to be the proud owner of an Ibanez Ventura electric/acoustic with a bottom cutaway and it is one of the best guitars I've ever owned. I have an Epiphone Les Paul and currently have my eye on 3 Gibson Les Pauls. I have and probably never will modify them other than a string change or a good disassemble-clean-reassemble. I hope that you can understand.
@JTNickelz nah all guitars are made equall...a guitar is a guitar...its the person that makes a guitar shine...its a gift of the spirit...(guitar playing is)
@Shrieken213 False as shit. You can do anything with any guitar, doesn't matter what it is. As for sounding better? Depends on the hardware/wood the guitar is made with. Gibsons are generally made of mahogany (les paul, flying v, explorer, etc etc) which have good resonance, no doubt, but shit, they are a bit overpriced as balls. I'll stick to a Ibanez RG with some bare knuckle pickups.
Almost all guitars are factory made but some gibsons are hand made, those my friend are Custom Shop Guitars... that's why the customs are so expensive.
Duh! You must be so ignorant if you think they are1 They show it! Godin! The stupidity of some Youtubers is amazing. (Not saying your too bad, as you didn't say, like "You're all idiots, it's obviously a Fender." (Fender 'cause it doesn't even have a "G" in it.) You also said that you don't think they're Gibsons, makes you smarter than the rest.)
It's a Godin Pay attention. It shows them putting on the logo, and it goes on the body, not headstock. Gibson puts it on the headstock, like most companies.
Rosewood necks look the best. I don't like the look of maple necks. And ebony necks... Well it's just an opposite of maple. I like to be in the middle.
but it all depends on what tone you want to get for me i play carlos santa, evh, stuff like that and i like to used maple necks better becuase i like to see the neck age its cool
@JTNickelz I prefer rosewood necks for the feel. Maple necks are lacquered over and feel unnatural to me. Ebony fretboards are usually too flat and feel like you're playing on a chalkboard.
I posted the vid to my band to show what the cables look like going into a Godin guitar. It's kinda like an umbilical cord than just your normal cable.
22 coats of laquer R U Kidding me? Is that the standard? It sounds waaaay excessive...I own a Fender Standard Stratocaster and I don't think they use 22 coats of anything...(this is not meant to be start a flame war about Godin guitars...I know they are good guitars). anyone know if 22 coats of laquer is normal?
"up to 22 coats of laquer". I'm sure some guitars have 22, but as he said "up to", i'm guessing that's for the more flashy models where unfrickenbelievably high gloss is desireable.
i've made two so far. just takes a lot of planning, measure twice cut once, and a lot of elbow grease hahaha. very rewarding though, and they look and sound great!
it is fairly important. however, most woods that you buy will already be at an acceptable level of moisture, just be sure to ask if it has been kiln dried or air dried or something. if you buy wood off a website or ebay, the seller will usually list a moisture content, anywhere from 5-15% is pretty good. if you for some reason decide to cut your own wood out of a tree, then make sure to let it set in a cool, dry area like a garage or something for a year and a half or so.
hey does anyone know where to get 2 part acrylic lacquer. I can find poly, and nitrocellulose but there is an acrylic finish that dries in 2 hours and i can't seem to find it. by the way that blue guitar in the beginning of the clip has no finger inlays except one.
The terms "fretboard" and "fingerboard" are interchangeable, with the latter actually being the more technical term. Fingerboard is more appropriate in some respects as it the term of choice by most, if not all, major guitar manufacturers. Also, there are fretless basses and guitars. Though fretless guitars are considerably less common than fretless basses, they have been utilized by the likes of Steve Vai, Frank Zappa, and Pat Methany to name a few.
can some one geve me the name of this music background!!! please!!
jorgevalencia97 1 week ago
Thumbs up if you know Kylie!!
iheartnonamejane 1 week ago
The only thing i don't like is that when they put the primer, sealer, wood stain, lacquer, it kills the tone of the wood. For best performance of a guitar, just add paint and add some rubbing compound to make it shine.
chez117 1 month ago 4
any other video with the same song please.
jorgevalencia97 1 month ago
some one knowsthe song from background thast fantastic soud i love it its like electronic music and anbient please help me to find it.
jorgevalencia97 1 month ago
:D Godin! I love my Godins! I have two!
theorthianguy 1 month ago
I like how it takes half a year just to make that block of wood.
wzbzbz 1 month ago
all i hear is computer guided machine. gibson goes old fashion, one person cuts the neck and doesnt need refrences. thats why gibson is better it has more of a warm sound
link8675309 3 months ago
It's the Godin Guitar Company not a Gibson bullshits
stkal210 4 months ago
i been looking for this song a lot time ago!!!!
jorgevalencia97 4 months ago
man i love the music on background!! waths the name?? please!!!
jorgevalencia97 4 months ago
Oh, and i'm totally going to be biased, i swear by ibanez, but gibson is pretty damn boss too. If i had to record any sort of rhythm stuff, give me a chunky ol' les paul, but otherwise i'll stick to a prestige neck.
XeroJager 5 months ago
Gibson is iconic but hardly the best made guitars....please. I have 1 and love it but it's far from the best a true luthier can produce.
johnnypk1963 5 months ago
haha fools my bass is hand crafted
TheBobohj 5 months ago
Why do they take a board that is the width of a guitar already, cut it, then dry it, then glue it, then dry it again? Why not just use a solid peice of wood? Not only would it be stronger and glueless, but it would eleminate an extra two months of dry time. They all do it, so there must be a good reason. Does anyone know it?
sixstringfretter 5 months ago
*cough* Glitterati *cough*
notsooutcast 5 months ago
@LaMarche7 That was my first year of playing the guitar, the fretboard and the neck were the same thing to me. Sorry to offend you, perfectionist.
JTNickelz 6 months ago
Gibson's the best.. Expensive though
angelite143 6 months ago
Gibson is my shit
Jaffet1990 7 months ago
Gibson is Best!!
coal1987 7 months ago
how can you lay frets the whole day without become crazy???
DutchStratPlayer 7 months ago
an actual tv show that's useful
ZAKxOFxTHExDEAD 7 months ago
Cool machine for the frets
BrickMovieProduction 7 months ago
silly how it's made. i wanna know how guitars were made before computer guided technology.
BournemouthVEVO 7 months ago
I've made guitars with fingerboards made from of Bloodwood, and another made out of Ziricote. I've also seen builders use flamed purpleheart and padauk for fretboard material. There is no limit to what wood you can use, however some woods are better than others... Bloodwood for example dulls your tools very quickly.
md2020live 8 months ago
if your clumsy get a maple guitar.
Guitar101Dude 8 months ago
i use a wood called purple heart for my my guitars. i wish they would make a video to show handmade guitars, the real art work of making guitars. no artist uses a machine to draw his paintings/ sketches. machinery=cheating.
mickthomsonify 9 months ago
@mickthomsonify amen! nothing compares to a quality handmade guitar. once you play one, you don't want to go back to CNC'd guitars...
md2020live 8 months ago
strange i love a good aged maple neck
WampaProductions 9 months ago
Got to love those Godin's!
myway43 11 months ago
@myway43 i got a freeway clasic, and it plays better than my lespaul goldtop
sabbath994 11 months ago
thumbs up if you are a guitarist and already knew how this was done
slashlp118 1 year ago
@slashlp118 never
MrOzMendez 11 months ago
How It's Made: Part of an Electric Guitar
MrOzMendez 1 year ago
@MrOzMendez Part 1 here.
Part 2 in that general direction ->>
Put it together and you have pretty much the whole guitar.
Learn2troll
JTNickelz 11 months ago
@JTNickelz So, you're saying that you're a troll......
MrOzMendez 11 months ago
@MrOzMendez No, I'm saying that part 1 of a video is just part 1. You said only part of a guitar is being made, but that's because the video isn't exactly finished, as obviously stated by the terms "Part 1" and "Part 2." Your criticism is faulty.
JTNickelz 11 months ago
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OPOCHKA 1 year ago
@OPOCHKA a clamp doesnt need to be modernised at all. what would it do? clamp the wood down 2 seconds faster?
FacebookChicano 1 year ago
of course hand made guitars are a lot better :)
DUY1337GUITAR 1 year ago
They're making my schecter hellraiser avenger as we speaK!
ReebHound 1 year ago
i really kinda wish they would've shown how an electric guitar is made by hand it would've been really helpful for me to make it as a woodwork project
007007688237 1 year ago
@007007688237 Go check Ruokangas Diary.. There u will get some rly good tips : )
JMSGuitarz 1 year ago
@JMSGuitarz will do
007007688237 1 year ago
HA! i love this show XD my mom hates it but o well at least i know were what we use everyday is made so
Pamahana97 1 year ago
@Pamahana97 How can your mom hate it?
lH0VA 1 year ago
google godin guitars and click the MUSICIANS FRIEND page, ull c its not that cheap
TheEagleOfTheNight 1 year ago
niice
animelover7101 1 year ago
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57msikora 1 year ago
this might be how to make a guitar, but any guitar where the head is a different piece from the neck (at 2:32) is a really cheap guitar!
foolintherain100 1 year ago
@foolintherain100 I bet you they charge a lot for that cheap neck...
Providenceangle 1 year ago
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MisterLukarons 1 year ago
how did you get this video
TheKrsman 2 years ago
If you cant tell what brand these guitars are you are STUPID it freakin shows it
SilverBullet741 2 years ago 2
i like my american fender strat its great
MrShreddyz 2 years ago
i have a Godin Freeway Classic and a Seagull M-6 cedar acoustic...they are high-quality, great-sounding, affordable guitars...my Freeway classic has a Start sound for about 400 bucks!
geetarbube 2 years ago
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kenedy626 2 years ago
This is how factory guitars are made, but guitars are still handmade in their thousands by luthiers using a very different approach to this. There's a DVD called "A Complete Custom Electric Guitar Build" (and a YouTube clip too) which shows how a guitar is built "by hand"!
NortonCherry 2 years ago 2
yay Godin!!
PSIboy66 2 years ago
i thought gibsons are supposed to be hand made >_>
Thel3rian 2 years ago
it be a godin
liberalsocialist353 2 years ago
nah. Only the heavenly Ibanezez. Ibanez Rawks!!!!!
tumuchtym 2 years ago 8
@tumuchtym Fender.
Gooshgooshasdqwe123 7 months ago
@tumuchtym LOL Ibanez is only for shredding
Gibsons are for everything, and sound better than Ibanez.
Shrieken213 5 months ago
@Shrieken213 My cat sounds better than Ibanez.
JTNickelz 5 months ago
@JTNickelz Whats up with Petruccis Ibanez or Bensons Ibanez?
Shazeen82 3 months ago
@Shazeen82 They modify their guitars, don't they? An Ibanez straight from the factory just doesn't sound good.
JTNickelz 3 months ago
@JTNickelz I happen to be the proud owner of an Ibanez Ventura electric/acoustic with a bottom cutaway and it is one of the best guitars I've ever owned. I have an Epiphone Les Paul and currently have my eye on 3 Gibson Les Pauls. I have and probably never will modify them other than a string change or a good disassemble-clean-reassemble. I hope that you can understand.
iamunnameable 1 week ago
@JTNickelz nah all guitars are made equall...a guitar is a guitar...its the person that makes a guitar shine...its a gift of the spirit...(guitar playing is)
metachozoite 5 hours ago
@Shrieken213 False as shit. You can do anything with any guitar, doesn't matter what it is. As for sounding better? Depends on the hardware/wood the guitar is made with. Gibsons are generally made of mahogany (les paul, flying v, explorer, etc etc) which have good resonance, no doubt, but shit, they are a bit overpriced as balls. I'll stick to a Ibanez RG with some bare knuckle pickups.
XeroJager 5 months ago
they aren't showing gibsons? even epiphones are somewhat handmade but are assembled in other countries
trousien 2 years ago
hnadmade as long as they have been touched by human skin
arsenalfanforlife 2 years ago
this are godin
alexandruszekely 2 years ago
Almost all guitars are factory made but some gibsons are hand made, those my friend are Custom Shop Guitars... that's why the customs are so expensive.
ronspeck 2 years ago
i dont think these are gibsons though
laskt9 2 years ago
Duh! You must be so ignorant if you think they are1 They show it! Godin! The stupidity of some Youtubers is amazing. (Not saying your too bad, as you didn't say, like "You're all idiots, it's obviously a Fender." (Fender 'cause it doesn't even have a "G" in it.) You also said that you don't think they're Gibsons, makes you smarter than the rest.)
Songwriter4God 1 year ago
wow you must be the smartest person on youtube! i was replying to someone elses comment.
laskt9 1 year ago
You phrased it like you were saying you weren't quite sure but didn't 100% think so. You should've just said they're not.
Songwriter4God 1 year ago
looks like a gibson ES-335
NEWLOLY32123 2 years ago
It's a Godin Pay attention. It shows them putting on the logo, and it goes on the body, not headstock. Gibson puts it on the headstock, like most companies.
Songwriter4God 1 year ago
im so entertained by this show i drool watching it
Ibroadcastmyself17 2 years ago 2
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Ven0mB0Y 2 years ago
guitar center $200 for a beatifull guitar lol lol lol lol
prznenabella18 2 years ago 2
Rosewood necks look the best. I don't like the look of maple necks. And ebony necks... Well it's just an opposite of maple. I like to be in the middle.
JTNickelz 2 years ago 23
@JTNickelz
but it all depends on what tone you want to get for me i play carlos santa, evh, stuff like that and i like to used maple necks better becuase i like to see the neck age its cool
CrimsonFingerBoard 1 year ago
@JTNickelz I prefer rosewood necks for the feel. Maple necks are lacquered over and feel unnatural to me. Ebony fretboards are usually too flat and feel like you're playing on a chalkboard.
deathrib 1 year ago
I posted the vid to my band to show what the cables look like going into a Godin guitar. It's kinda like an umbilical cord than just your normal cable.
deathrib 1 year ago
@JTNickelz Ebony Feels MUCH better than rosewood, the grain amazingly smooth.
asdfcrow 1 year ago
@JTNickelz you mean fretboard? there are no guitars with rosewood or ebony necks.
AnOddMusician 11 months ago
@AnOddMusician Yeah that's what I meant, Mr. Specific lol
JTNickelz 11 months ago
@JTNickelz lol yea, but it would be pretty awesome if there were. an ebony neck would never warp practicly
AnOddMusician 11 months ago
@AnOddMusician yes there are...
Musicman have rosewood neck guitars.
tango616 9 months ago
@AnOddMusician the George Harrison Fender Tele sig had an all rosewood neck and body.
md2020live 8 months ago
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@AnOddMusician the George Harrison Tele sig has an all rosewood neck and body.
md2020live 8 months ago
@JTNickelz i like ebony , but there aren't electric guitars with ebony fingerboard
Mr98giuliano 7 months ago
@Mr98giuliano Epiphone Les Paul Prophecy GX. :)
JTNickelz 7 months ago
@JTNickelz Oh, that's true...you're right! :) Thank's!
Mr98giuliano 7 months ago
@JTNickelz lol yeah hurrah for nonconformity
RozzaCello1112 5 months ago
looks like they making a fender neck XD
fuckyouall10123 2 years ago
i normally put on that amount on my fingernails, but a guitar! NO way!
daffodillers 2 years ago
22 coats of laquer R U Kidding me? Is that the standard? It sounds waaaay excessive...I own a Fender Standard Stratocaster and I don't think they use 22 coats of anything...(this is not meant to be start a flame war about Godin guitars...I know they are good guitars). anyone know if 22 coats of laquer is normal?
Trauma1972 2 years ago
"up to 22 coats of laquer". I'm sure some guitars have 22, but as he said "up to", i'm guessing that's for the more flashy models where unfrickenbelievably high gloss is desireable.
ronnysoeberg 2 years ago 2
UP to 22 coats, anyways you have to remember these are very thin coats, look how fast he goes over.
HimHimAndHer 2 years ago
Cheap guitar's have a lot of laquer, gibson uses
6 coats
11slash711 2 years ago
omg wow
MitchStefano67 2 years ago
Gadin guitars? WTF?
MikeyTSH 2 years ago
its called godin you idiot. they are canadian. i have a godin acoustic and its the best one i ever had
5GUITARGUY5 2 years ago 3
Man I love this show!
JTstratman13 3 years ago 2
lol thats not the normal babes voice
aclamadas 3 years ago
i have gained a whole new appreciation for my guitar.
ladiesmantwooneseven 3 years ago
psshh, and this is the easy way to do it, you should see it when it's hand made ;)
bloeregard 3 years ago
that'd be cool.
have you made one?
ladiesmantwooneseven 3 years ago
i've made two so far. just takes a lot of planning, measure twice cut once, and a lot of elbow grease hahaha. very rewarding though, and they look and sound great!
bloeregard 3 years ago
i want to make my own guitar too but i cant figure out how important it is to get the moisture out or how to go about it...
do you do this?
alexzeegreat 2 years ago
it is fairly important. however, most woods that you buy will already be at an acceptable level of moisture, just be sure to ask if it has been kiln dried or air dried or something. if you buy wood off a website or ebay, the seller will usually list a moisture content, anywhere from 5-15% is pretty good. if you for some reason decide to cut your own wood out of a tree, then make sure to let it set in a cool, dry area like a garage or something for a year and a half or so.
bloeregard 2 years ago
thanks for the tip man..
alexzeegreat 2 years ago
the guys who made the guitar for bands like Secondhand Serenade,The JoBros and so forth must be so proud ....
whiteexpress94 3 years ago
i mean guitars.plural...
whiteexpress94 3 years ago
That makes sense. Don't start something again.
MCRisREVENGE7 3 years ago 2
and yet, you're watching it
FAG
MCRisREVENGE7 3 years ago
Doesn't that controdict itself, Like gay homo and don't don't.
JacobP2008 3 years ago 3
hey does anyone know where to get 2 part acrylic lacquer. I can find poly, and nitrocellulose but there is an acrylic finish that dries in 2 hours and i can't seem to find it. by the way that blue guitar in the beginning of the clip has no finger inlays except one.
rokstr3 3 years ago
so what's a 'gay homo nerd'? i mean, i know what a 'gay nerd' is or a 'homo nerd' but ...... whatever, nevermind.
falcanary 3 years ago 2
@falcanary lol:) Maybe a straight nerd? Double negative and all.
MrJackanthony 1 year ago
haha. he calls it "ultraviolent" light.
willmer88 3 years ago
No he didn't. He said, "Ultraviolet."
jrusso7660 3 years ago
i have a question.
if the wood gets damp again when they put the glue why not glue the blocks first and save 2 months of pre drying?
maor1993 3 years ago
because if they dont it will warp before they glue it
godofwarc93 3 years ago
oh, BTW, its not the finger board, im pretty shure they call it the fret board.
sk8erzbmx 3 years ago
only when it has frets ; )
deftonesordie 3 years ago
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all guitars have frets
cinnacook 3 years ago
not true, there are fretless basses. and it can be called fingboard or fretboard
CHOCOmoney826 3 years ago 26
but there not just a guitar its a bass
cinnacook 3 years ago
There's fretless guitars and basses.
armyovhadez 3 years ago
@CHOCOmoney826 : Aply to work for them and be partners, so you can share ideas!!
lordtyamat 10 months ago
@CHOCOmoney826 no only a fingerboard not a fret board. cuz it doesnt have any frets and im a professional guitar player. DER
Guitar101Dude 8 months ago
Some guitars don't have frets at all.
AlucardZero 3 years ago
The terms "fretboard" and "fingerboard" are interchangeable, with the latter actually being the more technical term. Fingerboard is more appropriate in some respects as it the term of choice by most, if not all, major guitar manufacturers. Also, there are fretless basses and guitars. Though fretless guitars are considerably less common than fretless basses, they have been utilized by the likes of Steve Vai, Frank Zappa, and Pat Methany to name a few.
UEtke745 3 years ago
haha second!
Thanks a bunch, I've been looking for this episode for a while!
XMitsuhideX 4 years ago
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Unbelieveable YES I AM THE FIRST PERSON TO COMMENT!!!!
cr3w1n 4 years ago