Twytch's "How-To" Tech Tip: Using A Notched Straight Edge & Fret Rocker скачать в хорошем качестве

Twytch's "How-To" Tech Tip: Using A Notched Straight Edge & Fret Rocker

Edited by VideoGuru:https://videoguru.page.link/Best 🦾•LIKE• 👍🏻  🎸 •COMMENT• 🤘🏻• SUBSCRIBE• *Links* To Support, Dono, Buy Music Gear, Pay Tech We only accept Payments through our Chime or in Person Cash if you're in the same state. Chime Sign- $TRRI-TEC www.Rumble.com/user/Twy7ch84 [Website]https://sites.google.com/view/t-r-r-i... 👈🏼👈🏼Schedule Your Repair Appointment Today!! it's been awhile since I've posted I know, but here's some Tech Tips from your friendly neighborhood Luthier/Tech, Twy7ch! not really a lot to explain here, the vid DOES ALL THAT! lol Do be very careful with this Notched Straight Edge, cause it is possible you might severely hurt yourself from dropping it, or "screwing aroundddd too much" lol had to quote South Park on that one. This maybe $15 tool(s), your patience, time, as well as repetition will not only save you HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS on just petty repairs alone, but now, you'll be able to, with such a high level of confidence, go out Used Guitar hunting and just clean up on some amazing Gems 💎 that people think are ruined. but in reality all it needed was a good neck setup, strings and maybe a saddle or 3 adjustment. and you probably spent $100 on something that's worth $600 here's the link for the Notched Straight Edge w/ a bundle for around $15 https://www.ebay.com/itm/166251564595... any other questions you need regarding this subject, I'm going to start requiring a $2-$3 Tip through my Chime, cause it's business 😎 I can't give up everything for free. all future Tech Tip vids will be on the website and/or soon to becoming Patreon where I'm looking to possibly give virtual lessons.