Concretebadger wrote:^ I like it. That thing has the "cool-as-fook steampunk" aesthetic of a Bigsby going on, without the "boat anchor that weighs more than the guitar" aspect.
That's the best part of a Bigsby, though; whenever I'm about to do a wangbar wiggle, i shout "LAAAAAAND, HOOOOOOOOOO"
Posted: Tue Mar 14, 2017 1:47 pm
by dezb1
Have adjusted the length of the reverb handle since that pic...
Posted: Wed Mar 15, 2017 2:38 am
by BoringPostcards
This is very tempting for me. I've been meaning to vibratocize my SG Standard for a long time now. So indecisive on which model to get.
I like this design, but I've been very tempted by the Stetsbar.
I like the 'steampunk' aesthetic.
Posted: Wed Mar 15, 2017 4:04 am
by dezb1
The stetsbar was a bit too much ironmongery for my liking.
Posted: Wed Mar 15, 2017 11:02 pm
by speedfish
BoringPostcards wrote:This is very tempting for me. I've been meaning to vibratocize my SG Standard for a long time now. So indecisive on which model to get.
I like this design, but I've been very tempted by the Stetsbar.
I like the 'steampunk' aesthetic.
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Cool that you can tune a string down without throwing the rest out of tune.
debz1 that turned out great! I like the retro look too.
Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 12:13 am
by Nick
I'd really like to try that system on a guitar at some point. Is there a way to adjust the travel to be more subtle than full on floyd rose whammiez?
Posted: Fri Mar 17, 2017 12:19 am
by speedfish
Nick wrote:I'd really like to try that system on a guitar at some point. Is there a way to adjust the travel to be more subtle than full on floyd rose whammiez?
Nick,
doesn't look full on Floyd from the video. Try this:
Nick wrote:I'd really like to try that system on a guitar at some point. Is there a way to adjust the travel to be more subtle than full on floyd rose whammiez?
You could go full floyd rose they do a non destructive add on these days...
