Would You Do This to Your Guitar? - $15 Mod! 

That's the Canadian in him coming out

I like that also. It's seems to make the day a little brighter!

Good day, eh ! 🇨🇦🍁

My favourite part are those guitars... Anyway, hope you all have a great day 😊👍

It makes me wanna boak.

I cut up a shiny black camo phone skin into small polygons and put them on my white pickguard it looks so niceee

Yep, there’s always that!

Thanks for your courage. These things are definitely gateway stickers. I heard Tom Morello started with some simple fretboard stickers and, the next think you know, he’s sticking a bunch of ridiculous looking sheep stickers all over his rig. Eventually, he went nuts with a Sharpie and stopped trimming the excess strings on his headstock. Sad story.

Some colorful electrical tape, and you can add stripes to the body too.

I know it all too well. I bought a set of these. Sure, they were great at first, a few fretboard here and there. Then a few became a lot, then a lot became more, and more. Next thing I knew my Les Paul went from Sunburst to Sunday paper..., my case and car were covered in bumper stickers, I was out of control. I had to buy 6 packs a day just to feel normal. There was so much resin on my fingers that my hand was permanently stuck in a G chord formation. I couldn't drop a pick if Id tried. Then one day I met a woman who saved my life. She was giving a demonstration of Goof-Off sticker remover at the mall. I've been clean and sticker free ever since!

What listen kid,I’m 70🤣 just bought a Noventa tele,and a Charvel Dinky . I jest my brother ,I would love to see that git.I’m never growing up ,👍🏿✌🏿🕺🏿Congrats.

STRATOCATTO

@@paulchristian5375 Strattocatto? Nice name!😊

I used to love the back inside page on the mad magazine,it was always amazing how when folded properly( with care )it would become a totally different picture,and I loved,spy vs spy.awesome,cheers for the memories,can't remember what a mag cost,maybe 15 cents.😅🤣😂🤣🙂🙂🥰best wishes to all,from,Auckland,New Zealand.💥⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

ok boomer

Thank you for that info! I was wondering how long they hold up under normal circumstances. With your own experience with them and review I feel confident they will do just fine. For $10-$15 how could you go wrong? I only play out maybe once or twice a week at the most so I think they'll work just fine for me!

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Where did you buy PRS birds stickers?

Hi there! I live in Munich and have a question: Would you supply custom made stickers? I'm a designer so I can provide high res images in any format, with border transparency, etc.

@@efirehawk hey! Just sent over the logo and we will check. 🤘

Keep it up kid. Most kids dont do anything but play games!

That's so great man that you are playing the guitar at 13. And even greater that you're enjoying it. Watch as many of these guitar channels as you can find the ones you like they're just a wealth of information and instructions. I started playing at the age of 20 I self-taught. I play drums professionally and basically picked up the guitar to learn how to how to play another instrument but mainly to be able to write songs. If you stick with it and play a little bit everyday by the time you get to my age or even half my age you'll be an amazing amazing player. I unfortunately stopped for close to 30 years. That to you is three of your lifetimes lol. But let's just say that's a very long time in anyone's life. In that time I went blind well severely blind severely legally blind. Most of my useful side is gone. I decided 5 years ago that I wanted to pick the guitar up again. I found it to be hard I didn't realize how much I depended on looking at the fretboard. 5 years later or 6 years now I'm playing the guitar again I'm enjoying it greatly and I'm getting better every time I play as you will when you play. I'm still not where I was when I was younger and I played on a regular basis and could see. But I'm playing well enough to enjoy myself to write songs again and to basically have a great time. So please stick with it if you love it now just in a few years in one year if you keep playing you're going to be so amazed at how much progress you make. Whatever kind of music you like just go for it man. You won't regret it. You might regret it if you stop for a long time like I have. If I would have stuck through it and played on a regular basis not even every day for all those years that I had stopped I can't imagine how well I'd be playing today. Even without my sight. So go for it man don't lose that love keep playing if it's not every day every other day just on a regular basis and you'll just be amazed at where you are in the near future. I hope this comment didn't seem to be weird to you or stranger or anything. I'm only trying to impart my learns experiences and hopefully it will help you become the amazing player that you want to be. All right man stay safe guitarist speak now please send comment on label

@@bobtheblindbedroomguitaris8742 thank you for you motivation! I definitely plan on continuing in my guitar journey and I will practice every day! Thank you so much!

Thx Brian. Appriciate your feedback a lot. We do everything mostly by hand.

Thanks Riki!

I would only use these on a cheap guitar, but I would probably opt saving $15 up for a better guitar at that point.

Personally, I like dot inlays, but I also think that trapezoid Iberico looks great on that CA-red Harley Benton TE-20. Heck, I have a CA-red TE-20! Actually, I think perloid dots are what looks best on rosewood, but I don't like black dots on a maple-fb that much.

Modelling scalpel even better and make sure ruler is steel!

And Aria and Vintage by John Hornby Skewes

He’s had an ASAT with MFDs in some older videos

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Yeah, as soon as he showed that guitar, I thought, “I don’t think that’s right. Shouldn’t the straight side be along the left edge of the fretboard?” But then I dismissed the thought only because he mentioned at the beginning that there were clear instructions to follow. So I figured this way must have been how he was instructed to do it.

Thank you 🔥

I was thinking this, those look like they should be set at the edge of the board.

yep. no way on any guitar I own..

often a problem guitar teachers not talk about. many guitar player can only play when looking at the fretboard...than on stage when low light the desaster start.

I tell my students after they learned the riff/song, play it in total darkness or, when not possible at home, close your eyes. Sure sometimes its needed to look at the fretboard when change position of hand, special when u need to move more as three frets higher or lower. I am a singer too and play guitar or bass while singing, so for me it is total natural looking to the audiance and not whole time to my fretboards. Sure it only work for music u learn by heart, when improvising or in a session, than you need to see more, see what u do and more important communicate with the eyes with the other musicians. When u are on stage and play a show, eyes to the audiance. When work with band, improvising or similar, do not play in twilight it only harm your concentration and make u faster tired. Thats why in an office ever lot light.

Why would you oil a fretboard? Wood doesn't need oil

@@RetroTekGuyAU I’m going to assume your comment is sarcasm and not answer the question.

@@theshotgunscientists Assume away, Don't forget ya tone polish

@@RetroTekGuyAU It’s not a tone thing, if you don’t oil rosewood it gets very dry and pale. Eventually it will crack from dehydration. I’ve seen it happen, I’m a tech. Same thing with ebony but to a lesser extent. Have you seriously never heard of or seen anyone take care of their guitar?

@@theshotgunscientists I have 2 Les Pauls with Ebony Fretboards which I Oil 2 or 3 times a year. No sarcasm. Unfortunately , some people have to learn the hard way. 🎸

We have a custom shop :D

Danke dir ;)

Hey Brian, you can lean the fretboard normally. Only steel wool would be a little counterproductive :)

what about on an oiled rosewood board, with they adhere still, or will oiling after the fact affect them?

@@fretlook Steel wool anywhere on a guitar is counterproductive.

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Everyone knows stickers only make you play faster!

@@doknox 😂😆🤣😄😅😹

Brilliant....😂

How would it impact the sound? The string is held down at the fret, not the board...

yes, best test would be on stage when the hands get more sweaty as when play at home.

Thanks. Yes. We have a custom shop and a lot of people are doing band logos and other individual stuff. Super cool.

I'd say that's still a worthwhile experience. If a pretty cheap product can make you better appreciate your guitar without the product, I'd call that a win-win.

That’s the exact two concerns I have. For double dot 12th fret necks I’d be worried about them showing, and the heights off the board of the sticker edges makes me concerned. That said, cool, easy mod to change the style

Thank you man between you and a couple of other comments I had my questions answered about stickers or even more so these stickers. Can you feel them while you're playing I.e like you said bending? Can you get a more easy if you don't want to keep them on? And how do they look. How do they look? Might sound strange coming from a severely legally blind person but hey you know I wasn't always legally blind luckily I can say more than half my life was sighted and I guess some impressions in the mind and some habits like how does it look lol still echo in my mind and in my eyes lol. Thanks for your comment it was greatly appreciated. I will not be looking LOL for this product now or in the future. I have a SG special Gibson 2005. It was a limited order it's actually in wine red full gloss finish while the regular ones in 2005 roll one or one satin finishes. So the guitar really looks cool. I've been toying with having a large inlays put on my fretboard. And I think that's going to be the option. I don't care about whether or not my guitar goes up or down in value. Every guitar I bought is a keeper I have no plans on getting rid of them. In fact I'm buying more lol. So yeah I guess that's going to be an option the blind guy is going to go for the real marker inlays instead of stickers lol. What can I say again old habits are hard to die. Sincerely yours, Bob the blind bedroom guitarist

Right? No thanks to this. Also people act like this is something new this is nothing new fretboard inlay stickers have been around for many years