This is actually my guitar and my dad had it repaired for me and I had no idea. I honestly thought I’d never be able to play this guitar again. I can’t thank you enough for this!! J. Pointer

That's as nasty as it gets for a break; the geometry would be a nightmare.  To see it turn out that good is a testament to your skills and knowledge.  Well done!!

This isn't a Just a neck repair, it' s a Fine Work of Art! My Compliments, Maestro!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Watching this luthier, is like watching a heart surgeon. What a stunning video 💯❤🧠✌️😎👍🙏✨🇺🇸 !!!

Now this "Instrument" is worth 1100 US-Dollar. One hundred for the piece and thousand for your incredible work.

WOW. Riveted from beginning to end. A true master sharing his expertise. Reminds me of the saying, "There are no problems, only solutions." Thank you for sharing your gift with us!

My common woodworker skill level got stressed all the way through,   as this very talented man saved another Guitar's life..........  Amen  RSW

A craftsman's hand and eye. That' s beautiful work Jerry.

This gentleman is a master craftsman.
And a master story teller, too!

I don’t know how you do it and do it so well! My goodness! I’d bet not a handful of luthiers would attempt such a repair. Thanks for showing us yet another amazing feat!

"You get what you get and you don't throw a fit!"  Incredible handwork Jerry!

Absolutely awesome to watch what appears to be impossible to repair become a playable guitar again. Finish looked great and I find these videos do educational. Thanks for spending the time and effort to make these videos!

This is some serious eyeball engineering, a real craftsman’s skills on display.

This was major brain and heart surgery for bringing this guitar back to life. Unbelievable repair Jerry ! The thought process you went through was mind boggling. You could not have done that if you didn't have 40 years of experience to draw upon. Amazing repair that looks amazing !

I’ve fixed many headstock breaks. But I’ve never seen one fixed like that before. Superb workmanship. Well done!

You do amazing work. It's very satisfying to watch you breathe life back into an instrument!

Boy, I got nervous for you Jerry. I normally don't like the scarf joint going the way you chose, but I could easily see you made an important decision for that guitar and I'm sure it's a better guitar now, because of your work. The master always figured a way to overcome problems that occur on the way. Brilliant.

That old time music in the background sounds wonderful. That 'final product' is something we all should shoot for.

To say I'm blown away by the superior job you did is not an understatement, it is THE understatement.

Your videos are never boring and I learn from them all the time.

Well done Mr. Rosa. Very well done. Once again I take my hat off to you and as I said time and again, you never fail to satisfy me.

They left a matchstick under the trussrod and then wonder it broke! These guys can't be serious! That volute was an absolute necessity! So well done Jerry!