Dan & Mick's Guitars Get A Refret – That Pedal Show

This a vlog that tells the story of the refret jobs carried out on our #1 guitars – Dan's Fender Custom Shop ’63 Telecaster and Mick's Fender American Vintage ’62 Stratocaster.

Jonny has been building and repairing guitars for over 40 years and we are both proud and privileged to be able to document him at work, pouring all that immense skill and experience into our beloved guitars.

Massive thanks to Jonny for letting us into his world, and now probably causing his phone to be even busier than it was already.

Needless to say, Red and Blue are now both in wonderful shape!

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[nigelvonshredman]

‘This guitar has been refretted before...’ ‘How do you know?’ ‘Because Mick said’... comedy gold

[rogerwalnut]

I first became aware of Jonny's work through Dave Gregory. He's truly one of the best in the business and it shows in spades here. His passion shines through.

[Bhh-js]

That is the proper way to keep a shop organized. I bet he knows exactly where every tool is.

[lopodyr]

Dan’s background scoffing at 44:10 at the words « it goes up cracks beautifully » is this video’s unsung hero.

[AlexSoutheyMusic]

Every video with this guy in his shed is full of great points. Love these. No one doles out wisdom like a soft spoken Brit in a backyard shed.

[MarkJohnsonJams]

Does anyone else find this supremely relaxing to watch? My god.

[dancrowe]

What a terrific video! Thanks to all involved for showing this process. I was equal parts "I wish I was a luthier" and "I'm glad I'm not a luthier" while watching. I have a much greater appreciation for the craftsmanship of guitarmaking after watching!

[briannacery]

Wowie, , those guitars are really special! Great playing on great instruments!

[stevenblakeakahashburns]

“This has been refretted once before”
“How do you know?” (Waiting for some magical luthier wisdom and insight after 40 years of guitar
“Well, that’s what Mick said”
🤯😀😃😄🤣👌
Top marks brilliant

[kcave]

This is possibly the most soothing video you have ever posted. Something about watching a master of this craft work and fix an instrument that is so incredibly relaxing. I could watch this stuff all day.

[SpedSpedding]

44:13 you absolute legend!😂😂😂😂😂 Can hear you pissing yourself like a little school kid.

Hahahahahahaha “Goes up cracks beautifully...”

[simonfrancis]

There’s something really relaxing about watching a true craftsman at work. Great video!

[DegreesSouth]

So relaxing listening to that chap work; it's like someone gently massaging my temporal lobes...

[papaacorn]

This video made my bizarrely happy. I think I am WAY too invested in this show.

[fernandomorales]

LOVED the episode guys. Johnny made a point of using drawings to better convey what he was talking about, and I think it would be great if the two of you could utilize that to some extent when explaining the more abstract concepts of waveforms and headroom, etc. Being a teacher myself, even a small whiteboard and marker makes a HUGE difference in getting concepts across to your students (in your case, viewers). I'm always learning from you guys, and I'd hate for anyone to feel left out because they can't visualize a concept. Much love from Miami, Florida.

[nojyeloot]

My kids walked in from outside while I was watching this. They asked me, "is this That Pedal Show?". They heard Dan's voice during the fret level and instantly knew the channel, but because it wasn't the usual format they had a moment of doubt before I assured them that it was the correct channel.

Even my 9 & 7 year old, in the US, know your voices. You guys are awesome and I love your channel. Hope to meet you both one day.

[lazaglider]

Watching a master in his element is always fascinating, regardless of subject. Combined with the fact that this is a subject I have an interest in, makes for a video that must watch before anything else.

Sincere thanks, this is guitar nerd nirvana.

[nigelvonshredman]

Jonny is an analog PLEK machine. Superb job

[dashcole]

Watched this like a ASMR video, you know folding towels etc? It put me in a trance. Fabulous. The sound of the wire bending machine. His voice.

[cowieson]

I would be perfectly content sitting and watching this wonderful chap work all day long.