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Great video. One of these is for sale locally. Definitely have to check it out. It doesn't have the extender, though. But not fussed about that.

Do you know if Mr. Kahler misspoke when he said Fender was using the Steeler 10-15 years ago, or is there a line of guitars out there with this trem that was built in the 00s?

Can we get an update on the giveaway??

Is a $150 upgrade, not cheap, but do the job

Danelecto did it better. And first.

Using Kahler on a left handed Aira Pro II XL series since early 90s. I suspect it was choosen due to how easy it was to add the extra hole for the trem on the opposite side, in a left handed setup.

Awesome explanation that you provided, I'm new at how to learn the push pull guitar knobs 🎸😎.

Seen a few other comments suggesting blue tack but could you mount a cork board or similar to stick them? Honestly the magnetic paint and magnets idea is really cool too.

Sorry if this sounds like a dumb question, but are you guys marketing the Steeler as the most advanced tremolo ever made, or the most advanced “Strat style” bridge ever made? You guys got a lot of different bridges on the website and when I build my guitar I want the most advanced bridge, I’m not worried about the routing shape since I’m still picking the bridge I want to put in it. I DO know I want a Kahler but the options are a little tricky to grasp 😅

Is the Stingray 5 bass equipped with a dual-action truss rod?

U talked more than you showed the guitar and case 😑

This is one of my favorite vintage bridges ever, so cool to see it's being reissued

evh

with the early kahlers, i had to use R.P.S. slinky strings, otherwise the ball of the strings would always break off

@Rexlab Do you do the actual installation for clients?

Every single guitar sounded different to me, with the second parts caster and the Ibanez sounding clearly better to me.

Hello, could you tell me if the tension is adjusteble on A Wonderbar, I have one on an Hamer guitar who works soft and wonderful. And i have one on an EVH that is so hard, to hard. I can´t find anywear to adjust that.?

I-been-had , my favorite brand!

its old, what do you entitled people expect hahahahaha... and youre making it sound like glueing that pickup was a 500 dollar job. . the doood should have taken it apart to show it was plywood, but that dont mean anything to the sound or even quality. cause its not going to break. and les pauls have a sheet of plastic, aka glue holding the top on, therefore, if the wood did make a difference in sound, the glue would stop the vibrations. and youre using distortion to cover the sound anyway. good job wannabe mark gross Im glad you got ripped off.. biden loves you

Sweet! I own #7. Steve just re-signed it (a third time!) for me. lol. This time that signature isn’t going anywhere, my guitar repair guy put a clear covering over it. Congrats again on a great guitar.

“Like this one, that looks an awful lot like…NOTHING” 😂 bravo

lol when you need a semi to move your gear. You happily know your a guitar nerd.

“It stings the nostrils “… “Sixty percent of the time it works every time “

It looks stupid azphuk. Sorry. A billion guitars with this bridge are strung properly with no issues. The top wrap is like scalloping. Just a fad.

I've been playing guitar as a hobby for 50 years but I'm not a gear head and have no experience playing with tremolo bridges. You'll laugh at me, but back in the 1990s I bought a used guitar with a Kahler 2300 bridge on it, but it was missing the tremolo arm and I didn't realize that it WAS a tremolo bridge. I just always thought it was a really cool bridge with adjustments for setting the intonation, string height, and spacing etc. for each string individually. And I loved the little fine tuning knobs feature. Recently, one of the bridge's string hooks broke so I started Googling to see if I could find a replacement bridge. I was shocked to find out they cost more than what I had paid for the guitar itself! And that's when I finally discovered that it was a tremolo bridge. And I also started learning more about Kahler bridges, specifically. Long story short, after finding someone who could fix my broken bridge, and after getting a tremolo arm for it, I am now, after 50 years, finally starting to incorporate the use of a "whammy bar" in my guitar playing, and having fun with it. And now, after seeing this interview with Mr. Kahler, I am even more appreciative of his product. Well done, Sir!

Hey not weird but where are u located ?

My dads first guitar was a 65 fender mustang and it came with a case with an amp built in from Sears back in the 60’s. Pretty sure it was a silvertone case

Wow a million dollars worth of Kahlers!

The first few sentences of this video I thought maybe I was in the red light district in San Francisco

Can also use it on the back of a forklift as a counterweight.

I had a Peavey T-15 and i opted for a real amp rather than the one in the case. It had the same humbuckers with the blade and mine had a fixed bridge. It was a good beginner guitar.

Looks heavy 🤷

Very cool, Eddie. You've said the Steeler is a drop in for Floyds. Does that include posts and the nut? Looks like the nut may have a different screw location. Thanks!

Bonjour ,je suis en France 😊 J ai une charvel model 4 1986 . Je n arrive pas à commander des pièces de rechange pour kahler 2300 . Pourriez-vous me donner une adresse ??? Whammy parts ,ne répond pas à mes emails et les pièces sont en rupture depuis très longtemps 🤔🤔🤔 Pourriez-vous m indiquer une adresse pour commander Merci 😊

You cant stop a peavey bro

Would you soak tuners in naptha combo? Got some Gotoh tuners on an old ibanez that still work great but are funky and rusty looking.

I'm close behind at 114...!😁 🎸

How did you stumble on all of this gear

Who does all that gear belong to?

Blue is superior

What are the original potentiometer specs? I know one of them works as a mid boost. I also found one that needs some TLC to be back to its former glory 😅

That's not a new idea. Silverstone (Sears) in the 60's had the same thing. Under $100 new (then). Found one in a pawn shop for over $300 recently. Wish I'd seen the vintage market coming.

Man! That mistake with the saddles was NOTHING. You deserve a medal for having the courage to take that thing apart. Those bridge systems are amazing. I had two Ex-Factors. Almost never went out of tune. Probably the best bass ever made. And Philip Kubicki was such a nice guy. RIP. I wasn’t sure if I wanted a blue one because I didn’t know if the shade on the laptop was true to the shade in person, so Phil took a flake of paint from the control cavity and Fed-Exed it to me in the UK, completely of his own volition. Thanks for sharing. It was really interesting to see the workings.

But does ot cost less than a normal kahler?

I have been looking for a more detailed explanation of the bridge. I have 2 of the boden essentials and I love them to death however I think the bridge (although the design is well thought out), I don't think it is a great execution. I am thinking of getting a q52 because for the most part Ibanez does well with quality bridges. I will never understand why people need a sound demo, it will not sound that way when you get it home in your environment. Furthermore, if you don't like the style of the player than it might not inspire you to buy said product. Countless times gear has sounded great or bad in the store and was the opposite once I got it to where it would be used.

i had 1 like 10 years ago.. it got stolen...

That neck plate is even pristine!

Somehow this bass reminds me of a Wal bass.. If you took off the pickguard and if it had a 2+2 headstock, you can almost see a Wal copy.. in terms of tone, maybe not like a Wal..?

If you wanted the center switch position to be the outer coils on each pickup would you just swap the two start wires for each pickup?

That is the ugliest,cheapest,tacky looking thing ever.