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rombsix -> RE: Is this the correct way to fix? (Nov. 12 2025 12:07:45)

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…I can’t handle this, I’m going back to the food thread.


[:D]




Ricardo -> RE: Is this the correct way to fix? (Nov. 13 2025 19:05:20)

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ORIGINAL: hxwhf72752003

Absolutely no. I am seriously consulting. There is no need to prank[8|]


Oh whatever man. You know how to play and own nice guitars, you know how psychotic this is. Even the Conde student guitar is like a typically a decent Sanchis level Valencia that I would recommend to students. No matter how bad a guitar is interms of damage, the top is THE THING that makes a guitar voice character and soul, to replace one is to basically save what exactly? Back and sides that have a label stuck on? Obviously the person acquired trash guitars and wants to do a shock photo thing, like on YouTube I am entertained by idiots smashing guitars. It is a great release of frustrations, but at the end of the day, this thing here is sick, as in psychologically.




hxwhf72752003 -> RE: Is this the correct way to fix? (Nov. 14 2025 5:08:00)

You are right. I was shocked at that time and I was so confused why he destroyed this rare guitar. He is a rough fixer and I will never send my guitar to his place. I wrote this thread because I was interested in that Conde 75. Now I know the old time pearl had become a piece of shxt.[:@]




AndresK -> RE: Is this the correct way to fix? (Nov. 14 2025 6:18:17)

Although I had a good lough with some of the replies in this thread I must admit that these pictures are nightmares material. I wish I had never seen them.

I really did had nightmares with one or the other of my guitars breaking in a non fixable way over the years, waking up in the morning relieved it was just a dream... but this made even the worst of nightmares to come to real life. Now I am traumatized [:D] no for real[:(]




AndresK -> RE: Is this the correct way to fix? (Nov. 14 2025 6:22:28)

Can we have an added warning next to the title like they do in adult or horror movies, or even warning as flashing lights in a video can cause epileptic seizure?

Maybe the title can be edited to "Is this the correct way to fix? - WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT"




Ricardo -> RE: Is this the correct way to fix? (Nov. 14 2025 12:03:01)

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I really did had nightmares with one or the other of my guitars breaking in a non fixable way over the years, waking up in the morning relieved it was just a dream... b


Same here, for years I had a reoccurring scenario of chasing my Father (who died when I was 17) and finally get him to check out my flamenco guitar which is totally smashed when I open the case.

Let's hear some more![:D]




Arash -> RE: Is this the correct way to fix? (Nov. 14 2025 12:48:33)

Not a nightmare, but actually happened.
Stupid outburst of anger is not good[:D]. Gladly it was "just" a Yamaha

http://www.foroflamenco.com/tm.asp?m=108069




rombsix -> RE: Is this the correct way to fix? (Nov. 28 2025 2:55:37)





ernandez R -> RE: Is this the correct way to fix? (Nov. 28 2025 3:20:14)





constructordeguitarras -> RE: Is this the correct way to fix? (The image may be disturbing) (Nov. 28 2025 5:15:40)

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He made two holes on the top and he told me that he was adjusting the top curvature.


Clearly he is not adjusting anything, just destroying the top. I have heard of tops being replaced (though I would not do it), but that must involve removing the fingerboard first.

As previously stated, they guy is an idiot.




mecmachin -> [Deleted] (Nov. 28 2025 11:52:14)

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