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Good evening, I'm Osobu Hamasuka.
Yes.
Anytime.
SAKIYAMA
Sakiyama is also a guest.
This is not just a session.
In fact, the instruments that the three are playing are
the ones that were repaired by themselves,
also known as junk instruments.
Today, we're going to play some junk instruments that are sold at a very low price,
and show you a part of the game before the session.
If you want to play an instrument, but don't want to spend money on it, this is a must-see!
And, the latest news from the Hamasuka event!
What kind of goods do the two Hamasukas want?
Today, the kanji is a little different.
It starts with a ta.
Look at this. What are we going to do today?
Here it is.
Music x DIY Project
Let's repair a junk instrument.
It's finally time to repair it.
It's not something a musician can buy right away even if their instrument breaks.
I don't think there's anyone like that.
I think there should be a musical instrument that can be repaired by yourself.
This time, we would like you to repair a junk musical instrument that is broken and does not work normally with your own hands and acquire the skill of repairing musical instruments.
The repaired musical instrument will be used by everyone in some future program planning.
That's why I bought it.
Oh, I see.
It's scheduled, so fix it firmly.
What is it? What kind of event is it?
There is a possibility of using it, so let's fix it firmly.
In addition, we have a guest who originally likes junk instruments and wants to acquire repair skills together.
How did you recruit? This is the example.
Sakiyama-kun!
Singer-songwriter Soshin Sakiyama
In 2018, he appeared in a TV show called Abema while he was a junior high school student, and became a hot topic.
Since then, he has been featured in many dramas and anime.
Many music fans are fascinated by his sharp guitar playing.
In the music world, he is also known as a junkie who likes to play with his fingers.
Let's try to fix him together!
Saki-yama-kun and I work in the same agency.
Nice to meet you, Asuka-san.
Nice to meet you, too.
Saki-yama-kun's songs have been played on this show.
I was very happy.
I've seen it several times.
How many times have you seen it?
I was surprised when I heard it.
Today, we have a teacher who will teach us how to repair junk instruments.
He is a junk instrument repair mania.
I've never heard of him.
Please welcome Mr. Koichi.
Mr. Koichi, are you a junk instrument repair mania?
I love mania.
That's good.
It's been a long time.
Yes, it's been almost 20 years since I found the junk instruments and uploaded them to my blog.
I also publish articles on junk instruments repair on the web site of Onkaku Dashi.
Well, let's get started.
Here are the junk instruments we're going to repair today.
It's not junk, it's...
What?
Because it's already broken.
It's broken.
Is this going to be okay? Is the recording going to be recorded?
Now, let's start with the base repair.
I'm sure there's no sound coming out of this.
There's an amp.
Let's turn it on.
It seems that they have prepared an amp.
Let's check it out.
It's very nice.
In most cases, it's probably wiring that doesn't make any noise.
I think it's mostly wiring.
Well, let's take a look at the wiring.
Let's open it up here.
Then, use the long screwdriver to open the back cover.
I don't have this long screwdriver at home.
It's stopped here in such a short race.
This is a new one.
It was 126,000 yen cheaper at the time.
It seems to have been a race.
I see.
Yes.
It's open.
As expected, it has 9V.
This time, the whole board is broken, so I'm going to solder it.
I see.
I'd like you to solder a few colors.
The junk bass we're going to repair today is supposed to be sent to the jack through the wiring of the sound source,
but the switch in the middle is broken and the sound is not coming out.
Therefore, without using the broken switch,
by reconnecting the circuit,
the sound is repaired to the sound base.
Koichi-san will do the first soldering.
Do you guys do soldering?
I have experience.
Do you have experience?
I have never done it.
Do you have experience?
I did it when I was in school.
Yes, you did it in school.
This is a tool to warm up, so you can warm it up where you want to put it, and then melt the solder.
When you think it's melted well, you can take it off.
Right, left, left, right.
Do you keep it on the right?
Yes, I keep it warm.
The tip is getting really hot.
That's right.
It's 350 degrees now.
The silver line that you have on your left hand is the solder.
Melt it.
Look.
It becomes a glue like this.
This glue hardens quickly.
Then, release the solder.
This is attached now.
The silver in the middle is the melted glue.
I see.
I attached this white line to it.
Yes.
I will cross the line.
I really came here to experience it with the three of us.
This is my body.
It's been a long time, so I don't know if I can do it.
Warm up the copper part with a soldering iron.
If you put the solder in there, the line will turn silver.
From that copper color.
Well, that's what it is.
That's right.
It's turned yellow.
Oh, that's right.
This time, it's amazing.
So, should I pass this through?
It's harder to get out if you pass it through.
That's right.
I think it's easier to warm up the wiring and the material.
Yes.
I just passed it through here, didn't I?
Yes.
I'll stick it here again so that it doesn't come off from here.
Oh.
That's right.
While warming up.
That's right. You can keep the material warm.
Yes.
Oh, it's fast.
That's right.
It's beautiful, isn't it? It's beautiful.
Yes. Yes, yes, yes. It was good.
Well, it's the first bottle, so the two of us haven't done much from here.
First, warm the tip of the one you're holding with your left hand.
Warm it up and pour the solder in.
If you get close to the solder, it will melt in no time.
Wow.
What are you thanking me for?
And then, just like Hama-san, you put it through the hole.
It's fun to watch.
Ah, it's through.
It's through.
Then, you put the cloth and the cable through the soldering iron to warm it up.
Pour it in.
Is it on?
It's on.
I'm sorry. Thank you very much.
That's right. If you succeed in this task, it will be over in no time.
Asuka, you're the last one.
Me?
Who's next?
You did it.
You're quietly moved.
How was it?
I don't remember much.
I was nervous.
You could do it when you realized it.
It was over in no time.
This is Asuka Saito's first time using a soldering iron.
You could try melting it and playing with it.
Oh, really?
Yeah, you could try it out.
Wow!
You could try melting it and playing with it.
Wow!
Amazing!
Yeah.
Wow, it's fun!
And then you stick it on.
I see, I see.
You stick it on.
Yeah.
You heat it up.
And then you do this.
Yeah.
Really?
Yeah.
You heat it up.
When it reaches a certain temperature, see?
Wow, wow, wow, what should I do?
Oh, how is it?
Oh, but it's good.
You're good.
It's a little...
Well, it's okay as long as it's solid.
Well, it's solid.
As expected, you seem to be good at it.
It's good, it's good.
It's okay to warm it up a little too much.
Oh, really?
That's right.
While hitting the egg-shaped one.
Hit it.
When it gets warmer, the solder melts, so if you do a little solder.
Yeah, I think I can do it.
Wow.
It's okay to let it eat a lot.
Eat, eat.
Oh, did it stop?
It's good, isn't it?
It's good.
It's good, isn't it?
Amazing!
Is this all right?
Yes, it's all right.
It's the first soldering.
This is fun.
It looks like it's going to stick.
It's fun.
After this, if you attach all the soldered parts to the board,
Close the lid and check the operation to see if the sound will finally come out.
It's fixed.
The bass is fixed.
Now that the bass is fixed, let's move on to the guitar.
What kind of expression is Sakiyama-kun making?
I'd like Sakiyama-kun to fix the guitar.
I don't think it's going to work.
So we're going to attach the body and the neck, right?
That's right.
So, Sakiyama-kun, shall we attach the body now?
Before that, I'd like you to take a look at the pegs on the neck.
The pegs?
There's not a single bush.
Oh, you're right.
It's at the very top.
It's a bit of a hassle, but I'd like you to attach it first, and then we'll put it together.
So, I'd like you to remove the pegs.
There are only two screws holding the pegs in place, so I'd like you to turn them over.
So, I'd like you to remove them.
That's right. I'd like you to use a longer one.
I'd like you to turn it counterclockwise.
This is to wind up the strings and tune them.
One of the pegs is missing, so I'd like you to fix it.
Oh, that's good.
Then, turn it over.
Like a base?
Yes, like a base.
If it sticks, you can use force.
Like this?
Yes.
It's here.
Oh, you can use force?
Yes.
Well, it's stuck, so let's attach a peg.
How to attach a screw
There is a screw hole in the wood, so turn it counterclockwise once and turn it clockwise when you think the screw has fallen.
I see.
I think there is a place where it falls when you turn it counterclockwise.
Oh, it's hard now.
If you do it, it's right.
Oh, it's hard.
Sakiyama-kun, are you having fun?
Yes.
You can concentrate, right? It's fun, right?
That's right.
This week, Sakiyama Soushi-san came to see me.
He told me to try on the body and the neck.
This time, Saito Asuka-san said,
Let's fix the drum head.
I'm not doing this every week.
Today is a special day.
Sakiyama Soushi-kun is in the back.
He is concentrating.
Yes.
Anyway, the peg is fixed with this.
That's right.
By the way, this is a different guitar neck and body in the first place.
That's right.
Each is a junk.
Well, there are just two bodies and necks, so it seems to be the same fender product, so I will attach it.
I see.
Yes.
Then I will attach it.
Yes.
Please wait.
Oh, I see.
It has a relatively simple mechanism.
The reason why the neck is easily screwed in and off is that
the person who made the fender
thought it would be nice to change it if it didn't work.
The fender was originally an electrician.
It seems that it is connected to something that can be screwed in and off.
I'm sorry to ask you this, but when did you start playing the guitar?
I started when I was 4 or 5 years old.
You were 4 or 5 years old?
Yes.
I see. You like the visuals, don't you?
Yes, I do.
Your mother loves them, right?
Yes, she does.
I see.
So that's why you started playing the guitar.
Yes.
How did you make your debut?
Himura made the first move.
I was on Himura's show.
You performed in front of everyone.
Yes, it was like an audition show.
How old were you then?
I was 15 years old.
It's already been 5 years.
Asuka, are you watching this video?
Yes, I watched it.
That's how I found out.
It's already been 5 years.
So you're 20 years old now.
That's great.
It's really beautiful.
Last but not least, we need to fix the snare drum.
Of course, our drummer, Asuka, will help us fix it.
It's torn, Koichi-san.
Yes, it's torn.
Because of this, the sound won't come out.
But actually, this can be easily replaced, right?
Yes, it can be easily replaced.
If the guitarist runs out of strings, we can replace them.
You can replace them with glue.
Asuka-san, please don't widen the hole so much.
I wonder what it is.
There are 10 screws on the surface.
Loosen the screws and remove the silver parts.
Replace the skin of the drum.
That's all?
That's all.
10 screws?
10 screws.
You can turn them from wherever you like.
How can I take them off?
You can do it by hand.
Oh, I see. Then I'll open them all.
Yes, and we also have electric ones.
Oh, I want to try it.
The button in front of you turns to the left.
The button in front of you turns to the right.
Wow!
Suddenly, an electric current came out.
Wow!
I was playing with Saki-yan a while ago.
It's really easy.
It's already over.
Yes, yes, yes.
It's all loose.
Oh, that's what it looks like.
I see, I see.
Certainly, it's a junk product.
I don't know why it's being sold, even though I've never been involved with it.
I don't know if I can use it or not.
It's impossible unless you know it.
This is what it's like.
I got it.
Then it's torn.
You sign it and throw it at the venue.
Like a frisbee.
I see.
That's right, that's right.
I got it.
Let's see how it goes.
It's in.
Now we just have to tighten it again.
Do you assemble the shelves like this?
Yes, I do.
It's easy to assemble.
It's easy.
Do you have an electric screwdriver?
I don't have it.
I don't have it either.
I want it.
It's easy.
Oh, but...
Yes.
Yes, I did it.
How was it? It looked pretty easy.
It's easy at all.
I think there's a surprise that even Asuka can do this.
Even Asuka?
What do you mean by that? It's your first time doing it, right?
It's not like you can't do anything like Asuka.
You've got a lot of spirit flying through your body.
I was just curious.
It was quick.
It was fun.
And now?
I've fixed everything.
You've fixed everything, right?
Yeah.
I've got Asuka's drums, bass, and guitar.
The three of us are going to have a park session.
Are we going to be Bruce Mann?
Let's see if we can make any sound.
We'll see if we can use it or not.
We've got all the instruments ready.
Can you make any sound?
Wow.
It sounds good.
Yes, it does.
Asuka, you're in.
It's good.
Wow.
It's like a snare.
I don't know why, but I can't play the song.
I'll use the E key to cut the sound.
Asuka, you use the 2-4.
Just like this.
If you keep getting the tone, you'll get something out of it.
Any time.
Let's go.
Yay!
Even a fixed instrument can do this much.
Your work was cool.
Thank you very much.
Do you want this?
I have affection.
I thought it was pretty good.
I was able to do what I wanted to do with this.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
It's fixed.
You did it.
When I went to Germany, my friend over there said she wanted it.
On November 29th, the first event of the program, the Hamasuka Live Broadcast Club, the Hey Music Happy Meeting, will be held.
Tonight, we will promote the original goods for the event.
We've been talking about this for a while.
We will promote the goods for the event.
We really want to make and sell them.
We thought it would be good to have this kind of goods.
What are you making now?
I'm making basic items like this.
T-shirts, T-shirts, acrylic keychains, towels, stickers.
What do you think?
I think it's better to have something that can be worn or used.
Do you have anything you wanted to buy recently?
I have a thermomug. It's not a water bottle, it's a beer bottle. It's really useful.
I also have a Horay cup with me every day.
Do you use it?
Yeah.
That's good.
I use Horay cups all the time.
It was so good that I told everyone that I wanted one of my friends from Atsumoto.
You should have said that. I thought you recommended it.
I gave it to him on his birthday, but I didn't want it to be the same color, so I gave him a different color.
That's fine.
And then it became more like a couple than I thought.
On the contrary.
I don't like it.
A different color.
So I want to make something out of goods.
You want to get away from there.
But it's really convenient, isn't it?
It's not a cup, it's a mug, but it's still cold and warm, so there's a logo on it.
I'll try to break it a little bit.
Yes.
I'll recommend it to you.
By all means.
Yes.
It's a new power drink.
Power drink.