Repair of the 1980 Montana Folk Guitar Model 600. 

I found this guitar in The Blue Newspaper (DBA), it had an exciting "Ovation" shaped head that made me buy it. It was probably the worst guitar I had ever had. When it got new strings, it sounded like an empty biscuit can. I was close to throwing it out, but when I had played on it for an hour, it changed its character and came to sound quite honorable .

Tuning machines were not good, so again in DBA I found some "Shaller" like "Gold" tuning machines, which I've paid too much for. But they are mounted and work amazingly well without being original "Shaller".

The guitar is now upgraded to being a permanent cottage guitar.

I have made the following little video clips with a sound sample filmed in the forest at our cottage one day where the summer smiled .

The guitar gathered and got new strings, and ready to be played at the cottage for many years.

Back to the repair of the western guitar side.