Extremely hard and difficult neck repair of Fender Jazz Bass
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Published 2023-10-06
I also needed to replace the fretboard - the original one was so thin that it did not withstand dismantling 🙃
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All Comments (21)
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So scammers gonna scam again. I remind to you all - I have no telegram, or other messengers. I don`t do any giveaways or similar stuff. If you saw comments from "persons" who pretended to be me - report and block. Don`t let yourself be scammed.
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No music (apart from the occasional post repair strumming by others in your shop), no commentary, just an amazing demonstration of your skill. Love it!
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I like watching luthiers working in silence. No music. Just the sound of tools on wood. It's very calming. Thank you so much
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Although buying a replacement neck is probably a lot cheaper than what you're doing, it's great to see a master at work.
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This probably came out better than it did originally from the factory. Fantastic work - it was a pleasure to watch you restore this.
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I've watched hundreds of luthier videos but this is the first time I've ever seen a truss rod replaced. It's like watching a guitar have open heart surgery. Beautiful work and well done on bringing the patient back to life!
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Beautiful work, Tanya. I have always wondered how truss rods could be repaired. Now I know how much care it takes. Thank you!!
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I love your patience as you work. This is one beast of a job to do. Well done.
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Tanya, I love your videos so much. I've always wanted to repair musical instruments by myself, but never tried it. Since I discovered your channel I started to get some basic tools and I'm gonna learn to repair instruments by myself. So I wanted to say thank you very much! You're one of my biggest inspirations to learn to do something I've always wanted to!
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Wow! You’re as professional as they come 😊 I didn’t realize how much work time and skill is involved in this… Awesome job Tanya 😎
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I don't play guitar, I'm a drummer. However, there's a lot of joy in watching a craftsperson do amazing work on any instrument. I dig the audio too, no BS, just the sound of progress.
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most people will never know the amount of work involved in repairing guitars. Well done Tanya, keep it up girl
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Wow Tanya, I am a guitar tech for over 30 years but I would never attempt to do such a difficult job as this. You did a masterful job. I am blown away by your skills, and I am learning so much from watching you work. Thank you for being there ♥️
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Thank you for posting this video. I've never seen a truss rod replacement before... your craftsmanship is second to none. Absolutely beautiful work on this job.
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This really makes me miss my old CIJ Jazz bass. It had neck issues but I wasn't equipped for this kind of repair at the time. Good to see it can be done.
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Great video showing the details that go into an insane repair like this. Someone must really love the feel of that neck to have paid for a repair like this instead of just getting a replacement or custom neck made.
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Absolutely beautiful work. Such respect being given to that instrument. I had no idea the amount of work and craftswomanship that went into the fretboard.
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Siempre quise ver como una profesional reparaba éste tipo de problema y he de decir que no es un trabajo sencillo.Enhorabuena eres una maravilla!❤
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That was therapeutic to watch. Beautiful craftsmanship and attention to detail. I’m sure it plays better than the factory setup. Well worth it to save a MIJ jazz bass. 👍
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i’ve been doing some basic lutherie work for a year or so now as the first woman to work in the shop, it’s nice to see your epic skill! inspiring. i hope to be advanced like you in the future
