How To DIY Duesenberg Les Trem Install-Demo Gibson Flying V

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  • Опубліковано 9 січ 2025

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  • @antonioalfaro8209
    @antonioalfaro8209 3 місяці тому +1

    Nice modification, looks and sounds great. Rock on brother.

    • @GuitarsModsMusic
      @GuitarsModsMusic  3 місяці тому

      @@antonioalfaro8209 it was a pretty easy mod. It’s breaking in nicely. Thanks for watching. ✌️

  • @matthewarredondo9283
    @matthewarredondo9283 3 місяці тому

    Love that flying V!!! Looks and sounds awesome

    • @GuitarsModsMusic
      @GuitarsModsMusic  2 місяці тому

      @@matthewarredondo9283 thank you. Despite what a lot of people think. The Flying V is very comfortable to play for me. I’ve always got along well with the body shape. Thanks for the comment. ✌️

  • @GuitarsModsMusic
    @GuitarsModsMusic  3 місяці тому

    Hope this is helpful on choosing if this tremolo is for you. It’s easy enough to change back if it doesn’t work out. Thanks for watching ✌️

    • @Nyquest
      @Nyquest Місяць тому

      Do you think it needs a roller bridge or not?

    • @GuitarsModsMusic
      @GuitarsModsMusic  Місяць тому

      @ yes installed a roller bridge and it definitely helped. The break angle of the strings on the Gibson bridges are so aggressive in the first place. Then adding a tremolo is really pushing it. The roller bridge is a keeper it smoothed everything right out. I ended up taking the Duesenberg back off. It really worked very well but it got in the way of me using my volume knob. I use my volume knob a lot for tones. I had to make a choice of the tremolo or the volume knob. With that being said I’m keeping the roller bridge on it. I noticed an improvement of tuning stability even if I don’t use the tremolo and I feel like it is louder when I’m playing unplugged. I don’t know if that has to do with the brass rollers or what. Thanks for the question ✌️