Raiyn
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Didn't feel like copy pasting an article, so here's a video.
I've already got one on pre-order.
I've already got one on pre-order.
Sell? Hell, just for you, if you pay actual cost for the shipping you can have them.
Apparently, I'm not actually. Turns out that the company that all but invented standardized modularity in the guitar world uses a different pin to post measurement for it's Asian made guitars. A smaller measurement that G&L also uses for its Tribute series.I'm putting a set of Hipshot Directofit™ lockers on it because of the wiggle stick.
Oh heck yeah. I kinda like it though.Are all those things going to torture you until the guitar arrives?
Given today's good news, (and how I'm paying for this) I've decided that this guitar shall be known as the Vaccination Special (or Hello Nurse!) and I've selected an appropriate decal for the case.
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I know some won't get the reference so here ya go.
I was referring to my excitement level actually.Some body's tonal heaven .... Is to another guitarist's hype ....
Just keep doing what works for you
Three? Are you referring to the Vibramate plate as a replacement part? It's purpose is so I can mount the B5 without permanently drilling into that finish. It also idiot proofs the installation which is important to me when dealing with carbohydrate foam.Following…
BTW Thanks for hipping me to the replacement parts for Bigsby’s.
I like my two Bigsby mounted guitars, but I am curious as to what you are doing here.
Would you care to share why the three different replacement pieces for the Bigsby?
Thanks for the post, the guitar looks great. Mmmm, roasted maple
Pat
Three? Are you referring to the Vibramate plate as a replacement part? It's purpose is so I can mount the B5 without permanently drilling into that finish. It also idiot proofs the installation which is important to me when dealing with carbohydrate foam.
The Callaham string shaft is a drilled unit that replaces a homebrew version of the same idea - this is nicely machined and the current one is a bit rough. Instead of screwing around with those blasted pins on a regular Bigsby this makes it a string thru operation.
The front roller, that's a mini flex on my part. I'm sure it'll be marginally smoother than the traditional bushing, but it's really an upgrade for upgrades sake. I happened to notice the guy on Reverb and it was significantly less expensive than the comparable Callaham unit - so I figured I'd try out the small timer.
I've also got a Reverend "soft" spring in the box that I'll try in this application.
First thing, I'm going to suggest starting a new topic, there may be some one that has experienced this exact same issue and might suggest something I missed below. I'll probably copypasta my stuff below over, but at least in a new thread it'll be searchable for the next guy.I need to ask you a Bigsby question, if I may…
My Bigsby is acting up all of the sudden. It makes a clicking sound when depressed.
So I started putting my hands on components trying to find out where it was coming from.
I would put my hand on the bridge and the sound lessened but then the neck pickup would start to creak and still clicking.
I held down both of those and used the Bigsby and the bridge pu did the same thing.
The Bigsby seems fine, I thought it could be the spring. So I changed the spring out with three different springs I had on hand, no luck.
Any ideas?
Somebody get me a Doctor!!!
Pat