EBMM trem abuse. (video)
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daemon barbeque
Zuhahahaologist
Re: EBMM trem abuse. (video)
That's coool!but i dunno how it works on the 7 string petrucci!
That's coool!but i dunno how it works on the 7 string petrucci!
Pete Galati
New member
Re: EBMM trem abuse. (video)
Cool finish on that guitar.
Why did he place the tuner half way accross the house?
Are those Boss pedal tuners good if you can't see very well?
Cool finish on that guitar.
Why did he place the tuner half way accross the house?
Are those Boss pedal tuners good if you can't see very well?
Norrin Radd
New member
Re: EBMM trem abuse. (video)
Guys -
Just to let you know - the purpose of that video was to show how well the JP trem stays in tune - regardless of the amount of abuse it is given. It was never intended to "sound good" - just a demo of the tuning stability. And it is true I was not and am not trying to sell anything.
The reason the tuner is across the room is that it currently sits on my workbench where I re-srting/tune/polish/intonate/etc....
My brother is building me a pedal board, and it is, as yet, incomplete. When it is done, finally, I assure you the tuner will be making it's way on the board (and hence, in front of my amp).
I know you guys don't know me from a hole in the wall. The only Duncan stuff I have are the pickups in my Albert Lee, a Tweak Fuzz and a Pickup Booster. I love them all! Looking forward to trying out the Lava Box soon.
Thanks for your time.
Greg
Guys -
Just to let you know - the purpose of that video was to show how well the JP trem stays in tune - regardless of the amount of abuse it is given. It was never intended to "sound good" - just a demo of the tuning stability. And it is true I was not and am not trying to sell anything.
The reason the tuner is across the room is that it currently sits on my workbench where I re-srting/tune/polish/intonate/etc....
My brother is building me a pedal board, and it is, as yet, incomplete. When it is done, finally, I assure you the tuner will be making it's way on the board (and hence, in front of my amp).
I know you guys don't know me from a hole in the wall. The only Duncan stuff I have are the pickups in my Albert Lee, a Tweak Fuzz and a Pickup Booster. I love them all! Looking forward to trying out the Lava Box soon.
Thanks for your time.
Greg
Butch Snyder
ObsoleteChickenPickingologist
Re: EBMM trem abuse. (video)
Hey Norrin,
Welcome. I'm glad you made it over; if only to clarify your video. There's a lot of love here for all EBMM gear. Of course you know me from the EBMM forum, asking all the noob questions about the Steve Morse model.
Cheers,
Hey Norrin,
Welcome. I'm glad you made it over; if only to clarify your video. There's a lot of love here for all EBMM gear. Of course you know me from the EBMM forum, asking all the noob questions about the Steve Morse model.
Cheers,
C
CronoDL
Guest
Re: EBMM trem abuse. (video)
"It's a Steve Vai tribute" :laughing:
Impressive stability with the trem though. Is it a locking trem or not?
"It's a Steve Vai tribute" :laughing:
Impressive stability with the trem though. Is it a locking trem or not?
Butch Snyder
ObsoleteChickenPickingologist
Re: EBMM trem abuse. (video)
The only EBMM guitars with locking trems are the Axis and Steve Morse models with Floyds. The JP models are nonlocking.
The only EBMM guitars with locking trems are the Axis and Steve Morse models with Floyds. The JP models are nonlocking.
JB_From_Hell
Jomo's Nimions
Re: EBMM trem abuse. (video)
Good grief, that's amazing!
Sweet swirl finish on that guitar, too.
Good grief, that's amazing!
Sweet swirl finish on that guitar, too.
BigDreamer
New member
Re: EBMM trem abuse. (video)
EBMM tremelos are fantastic! My 7 string has had to be tuned twice since I got it a couple months back...well not really, I was just playing the chord wrong both instances.
EBMM tremelos are fantastic! My 7 string has had to be tuned twice since I got it a couple months back...well not really, I was just playing the chord wrong both instances.
S
Skarekrough
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Re: EBMM trem abuse. (video)
Any axe setup right will handle the same amount of abuse and be fine.
Just watch some of the Jeff Beck live stuff.....
I'm not impressed the EB managed to figure out how to do something that other manufacturers figured out how to do a long time ago.
Any axe setup right will handle the same amount of abuse and be fine.
Just watch some of the Jeff Beck live stuff.....
I'm not impressed the EB managed to figure out how to do something that other manufacturers figured out how to do a long time ago.
Butch Snyder
ObsoleteChickenPickingologist
Re: EBMM trem abuse. (video)
Not true... A vintage Fender trem goes out about every time. They weren't originally designed for that Type of bending.
Jeff Beck uses a 2-point stainless steel bridge, locking tuners, and an LSR roller nut. There's nothing original or vintage about that setup; and that is what he uses live.
Sorry, manufactures didn't design tremolos to do that kind of bending. The vintage Fender trem was designed for light vibrato like a Bigsby. The first modern tremolo unit to go beyond light vibrato was the first Floyd Rose model in the early '80s...
Not true... A vintage Fender trem goes out about every time. They weren't originally designed for that Type of bending.
Jeff Beck uses a 2-point stainless steel bridge, locking tuners, and an LSR roller nut. There's nothing original or vintage about that setup; and that is what he uses live.
Sorry, manufactures didn't design tremolos to do that kind of bending. The vintage Fender trem was designed for light vibrato like a Bigsby. The first modern tremolo unit to go beyond light vibrato was the first Floyd Rose model in the early '80s...