I've just started working on an old SG copy in a similar state to this one, but I'm no professional and am trying to get people's advice on the best way to proceed.
I have a video on my channel going over the current state of the guitar, if you get a chance I'd love to hear your thoughts on it. :)
@NickR1980 Yeah, for some reason I was thinking of the Gibsons of the '80s. Don't ask me why I got them mixed up with the '70s Gibsons. I agree that 1970s Gibsons are shit. I've seen a few particularly bad examples of some with serious problems
i have a gibson sg from 2010 and i was an ashole and accidentally ''smash'' it in a objekt and it came a mark that is almost .05 centimeter deep. PLEASE can you say how i can repair it!
@acdcfreakNr1 take an iron, a wet cloth and put the iron over the mark and the steam will rais the wood grain...u may have to touch up the paint around it cuz the wood may rise a bit above the...if this helps any
@Glockenator actually gibsons are notorious for having a fragile headstock, mostly les pauls, but SGs too - they attempted to fix it with the volute in the '70s which made it a bit tougher but still breakable from a particularly nasty fall (which can happen by accident) and would often break in a worse place (below the truss-rod adjustment bolt like this one) which would make it a bit harder to repair.
epic i recently dropped my les paul and the neck came off like that im sending it to a luthier to get a new headstock and shit made, it also depends on what part of the guitar you drop it on to wether it breaks the neck like that, but it is plausable it could brake, also i dont know any idiot who would purposly throw a gibson on the floor anyway, sorry for bad spelling.
if you accidently drop a gibson the headstock wouldn't break like that. You don't "accidently" break a bigsby. They'd have to have thrown it off of a balcony to do that kind of damage.
either way you'd still have to put alot of force into breaking that. I have a sg older than this one and it's not gonna break unless you purposely break it.
I've just started working on an old SG copy in a similar state to this one, but I'm no professional and am trying to get people's advice on the best way to proceed.
I have a video on my channel going over the current state of the guitar, if you get a chance I'd love to hear your thoughts on it. :)
Great work on this one btw!
EmperadorRestore 1 week ago
I think that is what my 74 custom damage looked like before it's repair
mattallica464 1 month ago
How can I get in touch with you to have mine repaired? Where are you located?
gerritr1 1 month ago
can you repair my 73 SG neck? and keep serial #,belonged to good friend who passed away,would like to keep as new.
gerritr1 3 months ago
@gerritr1 Yes, no problem !
nsguitars 3 months ago
can you repair my 73 SG neck?
gerritr1 3 months ago
@NickR1980 Yeah, for some reason I was thinking of the Gibsons of the '80s. Don't ask me why I got them mixed up with the '70s Gibsons. I agree that 1970s Gibsons are shit. I've seen a few particularly bad examples of some with serious problems
Glockenator 5 months ago
@NickR1980 Some of them. I think the Les Paul Customs of the 70s were some of the best ever built
Glockenator 5 months ago
You shoud add some Music
ht448 5 months ago
hey that looks familiar!
skipstalforce 6 months ago
this doesnt even looklike a real gibson sg
SkaterSTF 7 months ago
up to 1 minute its just horror
sandman1201 7 months ago
i have a gibson sg from 2010 and i was an ashole and accidentally ''smash'' it in a objekt and it came a mark that is almost .05 centimeter deep. PLEASE can you say how i can repair it!
acdcfreakNr1 1 year ago
@acdcfreakNr1 take an iron, a wet cloth and put the iron over the mark and the steam will rais the wood grain...u may have to touch up the paint around it cuz the wood may rise a bit above the...if this helps any
masteromega1 8 months ago
its to bad you didnt show how you glued it on but i guess you cant have everything
speck444 1 year ago
It looks like the guitar has been through a war, but that is definitely not a bad thing. It adds character. Great job :)
colbystechreviews 1 year ago
You guys saved a beautiful piece of Gibson's history
Glockenator 1 year ago
Great job!
I own one and I love the way it sounds. Those pickups are really great.
1chgreg 1 year ago
You saved a beautiful piece of history THANK YOU
rp94cobra 1 year ago
how much was it before restoration
explorerprotocall 1 year ago
how does she play?
iiFiiNcHYx 1 year ago
I love a happy ending!
danecook321 1 year ago
who is the mother fuck was break this gibson?
jamespll 1 year ago
@jamespll A dumb motherfucker, that's who. Some people have no respect for beautiful instruments
Glockenator 1 year ago
@Glockenator actually gibsons are notorious for having a fragile headstock, mostly les pauls, but SGs too - they attempted to fix it with the volute in the '70s which made it a bit tougher but still breakable from a particularly nasty fall (which can happen by accident) and would often break in a worse place (below the truss-rod adjustment bolt like this one) which would make it a bit harder to repair.
Blompcube 11 months ago
0:01 OUCH!
EHXGUY 1 year ago
wish more detailed pics were posted
adidas331 1 year ago
i bought a 1965 sg 4 250.00 at a pawnshop same thing broken head stock,,,nice guitar man
drew7473 1 year ago
FIX IT
SkabCrowley 1 year ago
what kinda sick basturd doese that
SoalHarvester03 1 year ago
remember I almost shit brix when my epiphon les paul neck broke, must have been a realy shitty day for the dude
bluecrow00 1 year ago
mohogany is so soft and the necks are carved so thin, even the 3 piece ones snap off so easily. give me maple from now on.
telecasterbear 1 year ago
I'm glad you did this instead of those faggots who smash it and say "it was broken anyway."
watchthepeacock 1 year ago
dang that guitar looked 200 years old :O
I have seen civil war relics in museums that looked newer than that wrecked guitar :P
superlou1s 2 years ago
what is that like burnt?
m0sesm01 2 years ago
remarkable! brought back from the dead,thank you jesus and may he bless all guitars.
62rome 2 years ago
it's painful to watch the beginning when the headstock is broken.lol turns my stomach upside down.
FahQposeurfag 2 years ago 18
epic i recently dropped my les paul and the neck came off like that im sending it to a luthier to get a new headstock and shit made, it also depends on what part of the guitar you drop it on to wether it breaks the neck like that, but it is plausable it could brake, also i dont know any idiot who would purposly throw a gibson on the floor anyway, sorry for bad spelling.
jimbo45699999 2 years ago
didn't the 73s have an ebony fingerboard...not rosewood?
cobraman115 2 years ago
who would do that to a sg?
EpicWoIf 2 years ago
maybe its called an "accident"
XB0XFR34K 2 years ago
nobody accidently does that to a guitar
EpicWoIf 2 years ago
ok so if they didnt accidently drop the guitar than what do you think they did to it
purposely slam a 36 yr old sg on the ground because it wasnt a les paul?
XB0XFR34K 2 years ago
if you accidently drop a gibson the headstock wouldn't break like that. You don't "accidently" break a bigsby. They'd have to have thrown it off of a balcony to do that kind of damage.
EpicWoIf 2 years ago 2
i know what ur pointing out but gibsons are known for headstocks being broken easily because the headstocks are angled in a wierd position
XB0XFR34K 2 years ago
either way you'd still have to put alot of force into breaking that. I have a sg older than this one and it's not gonna break unless you purposely break it.
EpicWoIf 2 years ago
true true
XB0XFR34K 2 years ago
Go get a room you two
Danthemagicman22 2 years ago 4
already got one
jk
XB0XFR34K 2 years ago
i have a sg and wanted to put a bigsby i just wanted to see what one looked like, thanks!
S34n4s4ur 2 years ago
good music
rusiotalife 2 years ago
A+. You're a genuine craftsman, beautiful
Tonyp68 2 years ago
its so beautiful and real and the headstock repair is like it was never even broken great job!
ledzepacbasslyn423 3 years ago
You are right.
It's a 73 guitar. We made a mistake in dating the guitar.
Thanks for the tip.
NS Guitar Workshop
nsguitars 3 years ago
Definately not a '63.
AlexSlams 3 years ago