A guitar not worth repairing with a legacy of repairs, noted by the man repairing it and unsure why hes doing it. What a wondrous thing. This is some kind of blessed artifact. It will continue being repaired for no explainable reason for the rest of time.

Glad to see the drill still has my Gibson adornment. It really improves the tone! 😄

Someone loved this enough to have it fixed,please don't lose sight of that,just because it's cheap to you

That guitar was not worth the effort,,,, until you strung it up and played it. It sounds great. You genuinely made a silk purse out of a sow's ear. Great work. PS. I was waiting for something to crack, when you were hammering the wedge in, scary moment.

Seems to me that it went real well despite your reluctance to do it.  Sounded pretty good!  👍

Wow! This was a amazing repair job .  You amaze me how you tore into this thing . Another great Job Jerry .

Outstanding job performed by the upstanding Professor Rosa!

Great job Jerry. Creativity &  Character, beautifully presented.

Respectfully,

Tim, too!

Jerry, I knew it was going to give  trouble as soon as I saw how long the video was, ha! But as always, in the end it probably plays much better than when it came out of the factory. Amazing work!

First time commenting. THANKS :). Glad you made a video out of it and a fine and solid player for someone to cherish. Value and positive vibes increased tenfold thanks to your talents and generosity, helping out this lady in distress. A Gentleman throughout!
Greetings from Poland.

The rewards of a gesture of kindness are not always evident but they do exist, you're  a good man Charlie Brown!

Jerry, you're a true gentleman.  I really enjoyed your repair videos.

Jerry I've been watching your videos for two nights now and I'm quite impressed with your craftsmanship, actually you're pretty amazing

Wow, Jerry, really nice jobs.  It sounds great and looks great too.  I would think your customer would be thrilled.  Great job!

Great job. Surprisingly, it actually sounds pretty good and, it isn’t pulling out of tune on the open chords! …..all that sighing and moaning paid off 😉 😄

Jerry, I’ve been watching you for years and I notice you complain a bit more these days. That’s not a criticism. The one thing you said that impressed me is this is what you get for having a conscious. The alternative is not having a conscious and that’s not you. As an old telephone man myself I feel a kinship. I know when you send this guitar back you will have a sense of satisfaction and a feeling of doing the right thing. God bless you and your family.

Great video Jerry. There is no need complaining all the time. Even the guitar is not great, it is still nice to see how you repaired it.

I'm sure the poor lady now recognizes how undeserving she is of your kindness. Unsolicited or not.

I saw and heard a Jerry i have not seen, or heard before, as you grudgingly saved the life of that guitar, tho without the usual caring attitude.....I do not blame you Jerry, as it is not worth your time and effort, but another job well done, and a very interesting video.....Keep up the good work.

Jerry I can not believe you don't know a "Tone Nail" when you see it. All the Old Classical Guitar Makers used them. I'm surprised you could even tune it after ruining the Nail ! LOL !

A guy told me that you can fill voids with magic guitar beans lol. You are a fine example of a true gentleman.