Incoming on Monday as the store I consult owes some money to me.
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Incoming on Monday as the store I consult owes some money to me.
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I put a Duesenberg Les Trem II on my Heritage H-535 today! It has a nice feel- somewhere between a Bigsby and a Strat's vibrato.
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Where did you get yours? I’ve been looking for one in the US for the Oxblood LP. All I have seen are abroad.
I just threw up in my mouth a little.Quote:
Originally Posted by Don
Hah! Yes! It's ugly as hell, but works great! It even stays in tune. Best of all, it's completely bolt on and can be removed in a few minutes if/when I get sick of looking at it! :daQuote:
Originally Posted by Offshore Angler
I bought on eBay from ADP Guitar Parts in France. It was under $100, plus shipping and arrived exactly one week after I ordered it.Quote:
Originally Posted by blackonblack
Does your Heritage have roller saddles or the trad ABR1 style?Quote:
Originally Posted by Don
Blackonblack, just be aware that Les Pauls require a locking nut with a trem unless you have an Aldo Nova. D and G strings are already problematic, it's one of the things Heritage fixed when they redesigned the headstock. We can live with it with a stop or wrap tailpeice but not with a trem.
Chuck
Bought another Rickenbacker guitar today. That makes 3 in the last 6 months, all from Sweetwater. Here's a link to the photos of my new Rickenbacker 350V63 Liverpool:
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NICE!Quote:
Originally Posted by BobbyMac
Traditional ABR1 style. There's enough play between the holes in the bridge and the posts that the bridge moves back and forth smoothly when the vibrato is used. It's staying in tune very well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Offshore Angler
I have Bigsby style trems on 4 guitars (2 being a Heritage and a Tele). The other 2 are on a Duesenberg and a Penguin. The break angles and spread angles on those are quite similar to the LP. The Duesenberg is the closest. None give me issues with a properly cut nut and saddles.Quote:
Originally Posted by Offshore Angler
I put a Bigsby on a Gibson ES-135 and it was fine.Quote:
Originally Posted by blackonblack
Two sets of Allen (hex) keys. One metric and one imperial, to make sure I always have a truss rod tool available.
I have this IBG Hummingbird being delivered Monday or Tuesday.
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Don't know if I use the term bought, but horse traded (after all it is Derby day which is a big thing here). Fender Custom Shop 57 Strat. I am not a fan of heavy relic, but who cares, it plays and sounds great. And that what keeps checks rolling in.
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