Are Veyz Sustainers Supposed to Work Like This?!? (Sustainer Install and review)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- I put a Veyz Sustainer in my guitar and maybe it's just me, but by the advertising and everything, I was under the assumption that sustainers can make any of your guitar notes sustain for a LONG LONG time...... but that's not the case here.
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Please help.. when sustainiac switch is off in neck position, there is no sound but works when switch is on. Also it doesn't sustain in all positions. Mine is schecter sun valley tele. Please help
Hey, sorry for the late reply, I actually had this issue with a Schecter Sun Valley Super Shredder that I just picked up. I found that the Sustainiac had a bad solder joint, so I just re-soldered the wire and got it working. I have a full video about it coming out this Friday. I hope this helps!
Hello! I have exactly the same problem. Did you manage to repair it somehow? if you can share with me the info that would be great =)
Hello Matias,
Sorry to hear that. After long weeks of back and forth replies with Veyz I found that my humbucker I had in there was underpowered and couldn’t send enough power to feedback properly. Mind you it’s not as good as a real sustainiac (which I have now) but it works. To be honest I feel like it broke my humbucker I had in there. When I replaced it with the new ceramic magnet humbucker, everything worked better.
@@Bruddermane Did you measure the hambucker (ohms) to determine that it was underpowered? or how did you find that out? if you can give me more details would be great.
Hey man, i've seen one of their videos saying that in some cases, you need to turn the bridge pickup so the poles would match, like rotating the pickup at a 180, so the bottom pole would be on the top and the top on the bottom, i dont know if that is the case for you, but i hope that it helps!
Gotcha! Thank you for the comment. After working with their support for a few weeks and swapping poles, I found the issue was my bridge pickup was too weak to work properly. It works a lot better but I wouldn’t say it’s as flawless as it’s advertised hahaha but it’s still fun!
Gotcha! Thank you for the comment. After working with their support for a few weeks and swapping poles, I found the issue was my bridge pickup was too weak to work properly. It works a lot better but I wouldn’t say it’s as flawless as it’s advertised hahaha but it’s still fun!
@@Bruddermane did you turn up the trim pot on the board?
Man, i got one and im going through the same problem, i tested my bridge pickup wich is a seymour duncan invader and the values are all correct, i'm trying everything that i can, even changed the capacitor to a 100v 2a474j imagining that it would be stronger to make the high strings work, but still the same
Dude...amazing work! Great job! Already learned what I need from you and I could not thank you enough! I'll be installing the same on an original Jackson PC3 I happily located/acquired. You should play some Def Leppard. In my opinion Phil Colin mastered the sus-trick live and with a full set list...& honestly it is the only reason I took the dive on this one. Can't wait! (covering a few of their songs) Wish me luck! 🤘😝🎸
Awesome!!! Good luck!
Try muting and playing accurate notes. Practice more with it. I love my schecters with the Sustainiac pro. I'm willing to bet that after a little more time with it you will enjoy the tones it can create.
What I found out was my pickup I had in the bridge was dying. I put in a different pickup and now the device is acting closer to being proper but I know it is no sustainiac pro unfortunately….
Good to know!@@Bruddermane
@@jlatimer3547 but why all this effort to increase sustain when nobody plays full notes, and even when people play those, bigger gain basically substitutes fading for practical full note size
@@LaplacianDalembertian I'm not really reading your take on this. I do understand that putting sonic frequencies and tones can be difficult to describe and explain in words.