I recommend anyone who has interest in making an acoustic guitar to join the course, even if you have zero experience in woodworking...

Personally I think there are no shortcuts to be a professional. Unless one wishes to merely look like one.

In short; You can don't like it but you can't say it is lousy.

It may be a rough ride but it is unavoidable if one aspires to be a fine craftsmen.

"the guitar making class is really an exceptional experience that I will remember for the rest of my life"

In Adam’s guitar making course, I have learnt more than just building a "dream" guitar. I have learnt to appreciate guitars.

after salvaging all critical detached areas, surfaces and parts, it is high time to boast the neck block in its strength and stability

Many critical areas and surfaces have dislodged, thus a considerable number of re-gluing processes were expected

The extend of damage was rather unusual even with my experiences in guitar repairs

For anyone to enjoy sound harmony as music, our ears need to detect and our brains need to interpret.

For what I have gained from the class, the amount of value packed into it was difficult to match.

When one tries to describe sounds, at best metaphors are being used.

I realised the notion of "best guitar in the world" was never a place but an unending journey.