This Channel is a Lieszkovszky Guitars and the Thailand with us! On this channel you can see how I repair and build guitars (Gibson, Epiphone, Fender, Squier, Ibanez, Framus, Martin, Guild, Rickenbacker, Dean, Washburn, Taylor, Ovation, Aria, Morris, Alvarez, Cort Crafter, Duesenberg, ESP, Godin, Gretsch, Jackson, PRS, Takamine, Yamaha) step by step with a low budget. I only do this as a hobby. My other hobby is traveling and Thailand! Here you can see which places and how I got there, and you can follow me too!
Viktor Nothing more to say that haven't already said. Great job! Question... Warwick guitars 🤔 are they not famous for for stainless steel frets on most of their high end guitars? Curious. 👍😉 Thanks 👍 Ray in the...USA
Yes, and the Standard Corvette bass guitars were not even equipped with 2 P90s, only 2 single coils. So it is possible that this is a Custom guitar made to order! Unfortunately, the owner does not know its exact origin!
Viktor My boss from Poland who taught me my painting trade in the early 70s was a REAL master! He had a term for people who did horrible work. He called them"SHOEMAKERS"! The person who did this customers bass before you was EXACTLY that...A real Shoemaker! I'm so glad he brought it to you to be properly done. My boss had a term for Craftsman 🤔 like you who are "Masters" at their trade and do awsome work...He called them a"MECHANIC"! Viktor you are a True Mechanic! Great Job! 👍😉 Much love ❤ from across the pond! Das 😎 all! Ray
Thank you my friend Ray! I always like your kind words and it's also good that you always watch my videos! I still have to experience a lot in the field of guitars, because a lot of things are not written in the big book about how to fix them. I have to improvisation often! Greetings from the Alps!
Viktor You are lucky to be able to keep guitars in such good playing condition. Its SO important and SO agrivating to have to bring them to a shop. Das 😎 all! 👍😉
Viktor I could never NOT like your videos! Xcellant Job! Viktor...My first guitar in the mid 1960s was a six string guitar that totally resembled this beauty you worked on here. 🤔 I'm not sure if in Europe you would have even heard of it. It was a guitar made by Sears And Robuck Company. It was almost identical. Black glitter paint with the plastic white trim. The amplifier was actually built into the guitar case. It of course was a tube amp at that time. You took the guitar out of the case and stood the case on end. The plug port and controls were inside at the top of the case and the speaker was on the outside of the case. We used to play in a friend's basement with a drummer and...as garage bands did back then we were celar kids. There was no lessons or RU-vid then so we sounded awful! Lot of good memories came back just watching you perform your magic in this beautiful guitar! Thanks Viktor! Your friend in America! Ray!👍😎
Hi Ray! What a story, we could certainly have a good time talking and telling stories together! I think I know which guitar you're talking about, I knew it was like a Silverstone? I had an amplifier for them!
Danke Hazim! Der zweite Teil des Videos kommt bald, vergessen Sie nicht, ihn auch anzuschauen! Das ist eine supercoole Gitarre! Bei Ihrem nächsten Gitarrensaitenwechsel erhalten Sie auch eine gute Hals- und Tremolo-Anpassung!
Viktor The Doctor is in Da House! You've really showed your guitar tech mastery here. 👍👏 I think the builder spared no expense on this guitar. The Bridge looks like it cost a fortune. Also, I never saw thoes locking tuners before. My black American Stratocaster has locking tuners but there is no need to winde around the post just tighten and couple turns and its at pitch. These seem to tighten with a set screw on top then you winde around the post. No need to reverse bend your string. Amazing! Great work fine tuning this guitar. The owner is SO lucky to have such a Master guitar 🎸 tech work on it. I'm never 💯% happy with the workmanship of our local Luther's. Each video you put out shows a little more how great your ability is. I hope local guitar owners see your videos and the comments left and your business grows expedentually. I'm impressed! Ray, across the pond in the USA! Das 😎 all. 👍
Hi Ray! Thank you again for your kind words! Yes, this tremolo is a very high quality and precise type. But this also only provides the same memory that Leo Fender created in the early fifties! Here, too, you can see what a genius he was in the field of guitar production! Regarding the vise tuning key, I used to wind the string on it at least 3 times to get the angle of 3-5 degrees so that the other vibration of the string does not give a glass sound! Luckily more and more people are watching my videos and thus my customers are increasing, but still it will remain just a hobby for a long time. Viktor from the high Alps
@@viktorlieszkovszky9683 My instincs tell me you are a electrical engineer or high tech field?🤔 Your knowledge is not that of a typical hobbyist. No matter you are very impressive to watch. Best wishes. 😎👍
@@viktorlieszkovszky9683 Viktor Sorry to bother you. I have been thinking 🤔 about your comment. So with my locking tuners I should as of old leave slack and wind around the post a few times as you did in your video? This would make my string sound better? Thanks Viktor. 👍
@@RollingStoneZzzzz Only if there is no meeting point of at least 3-5 degrees from the tuner keys to the 0th fret. Since Telecasters and Stratocasters have parallel heads, the gibson head is not a parallel system to the fretboard. The bending of at least 15 degrees.
Dr. Vicktor Excellent diagnosis and surgery! America needs such skilled guitar surgins! I wish you lived close by. Amazing work! Great job figuring it out! Das 😎 all! 👍🏻😉👏
Viktor Like I said...nice guitar but the Floyd Rose system is far too complicated for me. I had one on my Heavy Metal Square Stratocaster. Simple to use when its set up. Just dial in the tone with the smalk screw head. Once its maxed out forget it. Time to call Viktor! 🤔😉👍😎
Viktor You are a guitar surgeon! 🎸 Amazing ! I bought something being sold on RU-vid called ToneBar. It did away with thoes dreaded acoustic guitar pins I hate so much. It also made my acoustic guitar sound so much better. Take a look and give me your opinion. ToneBar. Thanks Ray USA!👍😎
Viktor This Gibson must be very light. Beautiful guitar! I'm glad to see his sweat did no permanently corrode the Floyd Rose...good as new! I only had on guitar with a Floyd Rose...too complicated for me. Viktor...I would love to see guitars come..."Standard" with Stainless Steel frets...Whats your opinion? PS...What does this guitar sound like? A Gibson? Unorthodox.🤔 Great work by the..."Master"! Happy Summer from across the pond in the USA!👍🏻👏👏👏
Thanks Ray for watching my video again and I'm glad you like what I do! The Gibson owner is also very grateful! He will bring me the guitar back to the big repair in July. I hope to see this guitar in concert soon! I think the Stainless Steel frets produce a very nice sound, but it's true that it's very difficult for me to work with them. A thorough sanding is enough for this guitar, as the height of the frets is 1.30 and 1.45 millimeters. The second part is coming soon!
Viktor Long video...long comment! Like I said in your last video... behind every great guitar 🤔... There is a great Luthier...you got this band sounding great! I remember the video with the Telecaster 🤔...Looks just like mine!😉 Norman Greenbaulm and the song Spirit In The Sky...did you know on that song to get such a dirty sound he cut the amp speaker with a razor blade and made several slits in it. If you listen to the original you can really hear it! Being close to 70 these songs really hit home. My son gave me tickets 🎟 for Christmas to see the Rolling Stones at Gellette Stadium Foxboro Massachusetts May 30th. I posted on my channel some highlights. I am going to say the Stones song your friends did was of course 🤔 my favorite! You friends are lucky to have you! Great band great guitar tech...Rock 🎸 on! I enjoyed it! 🤘 🍺 🍻 🍺 Pevo!!!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Viktor... Behind every great guitar...and band 🤔 there's a Great Luthier keeping the guitars looking...playing and sounding Great! That's you Bro! Great sound! 👍😉👏👏👏👏
Viktor I love a resinator guitar. However, why a pick up on a resinator🤔? I believe it will take away that REAL blues sound when in a open tuning. I love your problem solving skills it shows what a true master you are at your craft! I wish I knew what you know! Another beautiful job!...Compliments from across the pond! Ray in USA 👍😉👏❤️
Hi Ray! It's always nice to hear a lot of words of praise for my work! You really don't need that humbucker, a large membrane microphone is definitely better at a concert. If so, then a piezo pickup would be a better choice than violins!
@@viktorlieszkovszky9683 My daughter in law is a concert violinist. We just went to a symphony orchestra show last week. So acoustics are important. Resonator... 🤔 "Definitely" no pick up! Keep the videos coming Viktor! Thanks 👍🏻😉👏
Hey Viktor A interesting device to attached to the low E string. 🤔 Not able to see the real value of it but 🤔 I'm sure the owner does. As usual...nice job! From Ray across the pond in the USA! Das. Das 😎 all! 👍👏👏
Well, I don't see the point either, because it seems easier to tune down and up during the song with the tuning key!🤔And if I use one of the drop tunings, I have it on another guitar!😁Anyway, I do what they ask me to do!
@@viktorlieszkovszky9683 Absolutely 💯! The customer is always right! I love drop tunings as well. Neil Young's Cinimon Girl is in Drop D. Love your work Viktor. Have a great summer. Das 😎all! 👍
Viktor Nice to see you! Are you OK? I have not seen your videos for quite a while. I remember seeing Paul McCartney play this type of bass on the Ed Sullivan show in 1964. Looks beautiful! Nice job. I will wait for part two! Take care Viktor! Thank you! Ray over in America! 😎👍👏👏
Hi, thank you very much Ray! Yes, winter time here in the Alps not so much job. I had to do other work and for the most part I only had setup work that the client waited for and they did not ask for a video! Yeah, I saw that Ed Sullivan show, it's awesome.Until then, all the best! Viktor in Alps😊
@@viktorlieszkovszky9683 Viktor the Alps are so beautiful. Went to Zurich in 1999. I too am doing labor to make ends meet. Stinks to have to work when I should be retired! Take Care! 👍
First of all, thank you for watching my videos and for asking! At 0:54 you can see what string I used! For acoustic guitars, "Martin Guitars" Bronze or Phosphor bronze 10-strings work very well for me! It's very warm, but at the same time it has that metallic sound, low, middle and high notes! Even after 3 months, the tinkling sound of the bronze is still there! I'll put the link here! www.thomann.de/at/martin_guitars_m170_the_originals.htm
I love watching you work! The touch of the masters hands! I understand your injury. I have more screws in my back and neck then you would find at your local hardware store!😂😅 Take care Viktor!
Hope you are doing very well, friend. Just so you know, I enjoy your English speaking. I know it’s not easy to learn a new language. You’re doing great! Keep making videos so you can get enough followers to make some $. (Good luck)
Nice!! I love Mustangs! I builded myself a jagstang! Also a fiesta red one. You can see it on my channel if you want to see it. But keep up the good work man!!
Hi again, I would like to contact you specyficly about my problem in my squier mustang vm and i would be very happy to talk to someone who is very experienced in his craft.(btw im from poland)email?facebook?messenger?
Hi! Of course I'll help! However, I would like you to describe the problem here as well, as we may be able to help others with the solution, because others will read it too! And secondly, you will also help my video channel so that I can continue to do it and develop it! Of course, if the problem is very complicated or there are several solutions to the solution, then I have to think about it too, maybe for days! But of course, if you want to ask verbally or send pictures, you can find me in the Facebook message under my name: Viktor Lieszkovszky and you can also bookmark the Lieszkovszky Guitars page!
Hi @nef6097! Thank you very much for letting me know about this! Of course, I also videotaped the second part of the repair, but I forgot to upload it here! Thank you again for watching my video and I hope you will like the next part that I will upload as soon as possible! In fact, the improperly functioning bridge destroys the strings after a few tremolos! But the bone saddle also improved the sound!😅
@@viktorlieszkovszky9683 Thank you and i will for sure watch 2nd part of repair. Would removing the tremolo(springs) and hardtailing bridge fix the problem? i remember you put foam in springs, did it fix it?
A neck-through Tele, made of ash and maple, with a Kahler 2315 bridge, 5-way switch, 24 frets and EMG 89 / 89R pickups, in a typical Broadcaster finish. A wolf in sheep's clothing, so to say 😄 I can help you with schematics.
Hi GrevDrake! First of all, thank you for watching my videos and helping me with your comments! Your suggestion is also very bombastic, which is very close to my style! In every way, I would like to make a through-neck guitar, which I would like to present in another video series as soon as my new workshop is ready. Now, unfortunately, I only want to work with the existing wood material! However, I would be interested in the circuit diagram if you could share it with us here or on my Facebook page: Lieszkovszky Guitars. I would appreciate it!
Victor! I always love a somewhat natural finish. I appreciate the woodgrain very viable whatever color is used.(You would die if you ever saw my first American Standard Stratocaster 1996 issue...I sold!😪😭)Pickups of course a Humbucker setup like Mr. Richards. Self-locking tuners are alwas a plus. A nice satin finish on the body and high gloss on the frets. Of course a bone nut ...Standard! Other than that I have no opinion on the matter. Waited along time for you to post another video. Lets dig into it! Welcome back 🙏! Ray...Across the pond!👍🏻😉
Hello my friend Ray! Yes, I made a video a long time ago, but I'm continuing it now. Unfortunately, due to financial reasons, I had to move my workshop home, which took longer than I thought, since I did it alone. Unfortunately, my back can't handle it! Therefore, the works accumulated and I made quick repairs without a video. It was a nice Fender 6-string bass hybrid guitar! Thanks for the ideas, a veteran Rolling Stones fan always has useful information! I respectfully thank you! Ps: If you happen to have any old photos of your telecaster, I'd love to see them! BestRegards: Viktor
@@viktorlieszkovszky9683 Viktor How do I show you the pictures? I'm old and limited with technology. Can I upload to my channel? Email? I do have a few pictures. Sorry, about your issues. I struggle with back and neck issues and serious financial hardship here as well. We are all in the same boat. My business will close too...very soon! 😪 Thanks Ray 👍🏻
I'm sorry for your problems, I feel them too! If you happen to have a Facebook page ( Viktor Lieszkovszky) and sign in, you can send me the pictures in a message there!
@@viktorlieszkovszky9683 Viktor, My wife has one I could ask her or even my son. Being old🤔 I never had interest in face book. I really think you would appreciate looking at that beautiful Stratocaster. Definitely a regrettable mistake I made...selling that Stratocaster! 😭 Your name logged into Facebook? My Son is Matthew last initial Av.. So if you get a friend request...thats my boy. I hope all is well for you and your Mrs. across the pond. I'll wait for your next post! Ray👍🏻
Hi Max! Yes, the bigsby tremolo is a big favorite of mine! However, I haven't had the G-bender in my hands yet, I think it's quite a specific application and maybe a little heavy. But I heard that it didn't work, as the spring in it has quite a lot of pulling power. Which quickly destroys the g string. If anyone has experience here, please write it down for me!
@@viktorlieszkovszky9683 I am a Telecaster aficionado and have always wanted a set neck Telecaster although have never been able to afford one to be custom made.
Yeah and a new thing on my channel: If you think you would support my work or me and invite me for a good coffee, thank you for a good coffee! Thank you all! www.buymeacoffee.com/viktor.lieszkovszky
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you, as well, Viktor Lieszkovszky. Vicus, ezek a lányok nálad vannak a gitárüzletben vagy a masszázs szalonban? Mert ha igen, ma elindulok, és holnap érkezem hozzád
Good evening friend, congratulations on the work.... I wanted to know if you could share the measurements and details of the project you did, I'm having the same problem with my helix lt
Victor, Another masterfully done job by "The Master"! I think it should be A Law...that all guitars come with a bone nut. I wait for your videos because I love to watch you work! Totally a real Master! Thank You! Ray
Hi Victor, I have a question for you but this is the only way I can reach you. I raised the action on my Epipone Studio guitar years ago for slide guitar. I want to bring it back to normal action. I have spark plug gapers that measure 16ths...Can you tell me the proper hight and at what fret to ajust? Do I use a Capo at fret one? You are a master tech and I know you know the answer. Thanks Victor! Ray From across the pond.😉👍🏻
Hi Ray! Well, I have an Epiphone LP Junior that I videoed a long time ago, in several parts at the beginning of my video series. You can see the complete setup there! Otherwise, I don't see the point of setting the guitar in one specific place, so I always check the guitar complexly, from beginning to end! What I am going to describe here for you! At Epi Studio First step: at the zero fret, I measure the distance between the string and the fingerboard. E1-B2 = 1.3-1.4 mm G3- D4 = 1.37-1.42mm A5-E6 = 1.42-1.5m After that, I just check back if I press down with my finger at the third fret, the distance between the first fret and the string is E1=0.15mm and E6=0.25mm. If these values are good, then you can go on to adjust the Truss Rod!!! It happens as follows: At the first bund, put on a guitar capo. Press the index finger of your right hand on the last 22nd bun. With your left hand, you can easily measure the 8th fret, the gap must be 0.25-0.35mm!!! If the gap is greater than 0.25-0.35 mm, turn the imbiss key clockwise, to the right. If, on the other hand, the gap between the fur and string is less than 0.25-0.35 mm, then it is wound counter-clockwise, to the left. But only a quarter of a turn, then wait 10 minutes for the wood to move, then measure again! When ready, you can adjust the back bridge, which affects the height of the string compared to the fingerboard! Here's how: You take off the capo and lay the guitar down vertically. I always measure the distance in 2 places! At the octave, at the 12th fret, 1.58-2.38 mm under the E1 string and 2.38-3.17 mm under the E6 string is a good value. Or where the neck meets the body at the 17th fur under E1, 1.2mm under E6, 1.6mm is the ideal size. So it's my style to check everything one by one. You can even adjust the octave and pickup height. If things don't go well, you can call Viktor Lieszkovszky in a Facebook message. I wish you success and good luck! ( I hope what I wrote was understandable. and sorry that I only gave it in metric size) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1b4ji1do0uU.html
Hi Randy! Thank you for your question! Unfortunately, this is a brand new body that was cheap, but still made of good quality wood. Unfortunately, I did not know how long it was dried. all fresh trees had expansion and movement up to this point.
Victor, I love watching you work on guitars! You are a TRUE Master! I wish you lived near me. You would be my guitar tech! Great Job!👍🏻😉👏 Thanks Ray 👍🏻 Boston Massachusetts
@@viktorlieszkovszky9683 Victor, Of cource if you are ever in the Boston area please let mt know. That would be great! You and the Mrs. enjoy the holiday's what ever they may be across-the-board pond! Always waiting for your next post! Thanks, Ray Boston Massachusetts
Victor, What a job!!👍🏻 I saw on the original pots the stamp 67. Was this the build date of the guitar? What a TERRIBLE place to put a truss rod!...No access! Why did you have to cut the balls off the end of the guitar strings and adjust the tension slightly until locked in place into the Floyd Rose? No way to just insert the string until the ball locks into place? Curios! Ionly owned one guitar with a Floyd Rose System before. I never had to do that. My guitar was a Fender Squire 1990 "Heavy Metal Stratocaster". No pick gaurd Frost White color. I hated the Floyd Rose due to them being so finicky! Although I did like to fine tune via the little knobs on the bridge. Nice set up with the guitar! Great "Dive Bombs" with the Tremelo! Yet stayed in tune. Im sure you customer will be very happy! I enjoyed watching this one very much! I love the touch of.."The Masters Hands"!! Best Wishes from across the pond! Ray😉👍🏻
Thanks Ray! This guitar had the maker's signature and the year of manufacture 1987 in the tremolo cover. For Floyd Rose system tremolos, the back ball of the string must be cut off, as the string is held by a vise system and does not pass through the body. With 2-point stratocaster tremolos, you don't have to do this because the string goes through the tremolo block. As an active musician for 25 years, I used to like to play on these: Dean Pantera 450, Jackson V Fly, Ibanez RG 450-550. Due to my hand rheumatism, I now only play Telecaster or Les Paul Junior. Anyway, thanks for watching my videos!😎
@@viktorlieszkovszky9683 Victor, I really love your videos ! The detail and knowledge you exhibit is awesome! 👍🏻😉 I wish you were local and could work on my guitars. I understand the issues of physical limitations... because plastering a ceiling 20 years ago looking up I pinched a nerve in my kneck and my left arm was paralyzed for a number of years. I have trouble forming bar chords on the first few frets. If you look hard enough you can see my facial and body contortions while playing because I do not have full rotation in my left wrist. My Stratocaster is a 2012 American and plays like butter so I really understand your statement! My go to guitar!! Awaiting patiently for your next upload! Best wishes from across the pond! Thanks! Ray👍🏻
Victor! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 All songs from my era growing up. The Ventures...She's Goddess...The knack...The StoneZzzzz! Nice to be young! Keep Enjoying life and Guitar!...Oh Bass and drums too!👍🏻😉❤
Hi Ray! Yes, I really like these songs too! This is the natural Les Paul with gold hardware and Bigsby tremolo from 1952. I also made this 8 years ago. Full mahogany body and neck, poplar top. Unfortunately, I only take photos, not videos. This is also Keith Richards playing this at a couple of concerts.
@@viktorlieszkovszky9683 Victor, I did pay particular attention to the Gibson. Even on my phone I could tell the tone was there! 👍🏻😉 Abbsoluty Beautiful! I tried to notice a Gibson logo on the headstock but was unable..." I believed you to be a fender guy"? SO,🤔 me being a thinking man I said to myself...I'm willing to bet dimes to doughnuts 🍩...that Victor built this guitar! I was correct! Beautiful job! Victor, I'm am shocked at the level of vintage songs you played in your set! I also wondered"HOW" in heavens name did you locate them and or be familiar with them since you were not around then??!! There are MILIONS of Great songs I grew up with!! I was born in 1956 so these songs were a HUGE part of my life! Whenever I hear one of them it brings me to a memory of exactly where and when I head them and what I was doing at the time. Also, 🤔 what really surprises me is during your videos building and repairing guitars you "ocationally" struggle with English. Not a problem because I totally understand you! However, singing...not a word mispronounced! English Master! 👍🏻😉This is what I noticed during The British Rock Invasion to America. The British bands sang in clear American "understandable" English However, when they spoke on camera or at a interview 🤔 I could never really understand what the heck they were saying. To this day I struggle with understanding them. If I watch movies done from the 🇬🇧 UK I "ALWAYS"have the subtitles going just so I understand what is being said. To me it looks like you had a BLAST that night with...The Beets! I'm Jealous! I miss being young! Rock On!!!👍🏻😉
Hi Ray! Sorry, but It wasn't me who played the guitar, he is just my friend whom I made quite a few guitars for. I'm simply roding for this band. I like this kind of music, and when I'm going to play as well, I'll upload it, and title it as such. Anyway thanks for the kind words and for watching my videos!
@@viktorlieszkovszky9683 I KNEW IT!! Sorry!!...He looks like a younger you!🤔 Lighting was bad too.Tough looking at a tiny phone...Great Job!. Thanks! 👍🏻
Please stop putting Keith Richards nam at the front of your RU-vid description This has nothing to do with Keith's Telecaster. This feels like a fraud.
Hello Anthony! Thank you in advance for watching my videos and for commenting on them! I'm happy with any comments, whether positive or negative. I think you can learn something from everything! But if you allow me, I would answer your request here, with respect! I mean you accused me of something, but you didn't write here which part is illegal? Unfortunately, the video does not adequately reflect the feeling when you hold the guitar in your hand on the stage and the Rolling Stones play in front of thousands of people. But I will also make a video about this in mid-November. Believe me, I really want you to be there on stage and try this guitar and then what would you say, because I'm very interested! I am also very happy that I first made these videos for the owners who ordered the guitar to show how it was made! But now it is watched in several countries of the world, by thousands. The goal here was that those guitarists who authentically play these songs several times a week on a small stage could give back to the audience a similar sound as possible! The fourth goal and challenge was that the K.R. reproduce a telecaster that is worth thousands of dollars for less than one thousand five hundred euros, using original parts! Which you can buy in any musical instrument store for thousands of euros! So every single part was purchased at an original Fender USA dealer. Furthermore, I asked for and received permission in a letter about the assembly and the making of the video, as this is not illegal as you think! I hope I was able to reassure you that this is legal! Also, I don't speak English well, but the title you object to should be interpreted as a whole, which is important: "is built on a low budget" Thanks again for watching my videos and trying to help me make them as perfect as possible! Sincerely, Viktor🙏👍
Victor, Unbelievable! I can't believe how you took apart that Floyd Rose to swap out the block...Very delicate job! The fret work on the neck is very nice too! The pick gaurd...excellent! Now let's see how the pots and pickups come together. Beautiful job so far!...As usual!! My best to you and the Mrs. across the pond! Thank...Ray Boston Massachusetts
Keith’s guitar tech installed the humbucker upside-down (on accident), but Keith liked the way it sounded, and kept it like that. That is one detail I think you missed.
Hi John! Thank you for the information and also for watching my videos! Yes, you are right! When I was asked to do this job, I spent 1 week studying all of Keith's guitars, which are available online in photo and sound. At this point, we discussed with the owner and he asked for it. In one of my previous videos, when they asked for Gary Moore's Les Paul, unfortunately I did the same, I had to reverse the position of the neck pickup. Thank you!
Yes, you are right Paul! I wanted to make it the same way and I wanted to make the injuries on it, but the owner ordered it like this! On the other hand, he will also play songs from other bands, such as CCR, etc.😎
