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I could not stand those 46.6 Floyd Rose where you have to cut the strings off and it's a royal pain and if you lose that little tiny metal piece your done and they won't stay in tune. I will never get another tremolo
Something to add to your sound demo could be rolling back the volume knob and see how the pickups clean up. Especially when they already drive a clean channel.
I just recently traded my BLOOD MOON EXPLORER to the guitarist of QUEENSRYCHE, Parker Lundgren. I did not like the guitar at all! Its for a certain person for sure. Another great video Austin
The bridge was not setup the right way, it was poking inside, it should be kept level to the top. There is mark to be followed. That is why the trem bend was so limited and the dive bombs so extreme.
Schaller made the original Floyd Rose. It’s basically an “Original “ Floyd Rose on that explorer. 👊🏻 And the only reason you can’t pull up on it is because you don’t have it set up correctly. You’ve already got the tail buried. For a guy that buys 1/2 million dollars worth of guitars a year, you should probably learn to set them up. Or get someone who can. Have a nice day. 👊🏻
You make a very good point Wargasm644. Especially with so many on-line resources available. Your comment should also include electronics/pickups, just saying.
I’m really not trying to be an ass. But Trogly has the resources to regale us with some pretty amazing guitars. Therefore he should have the resources or know-how to present a guitar in its best possible working version. He doesn’t need to be a genius on all platforms. But a fairly basic understanding of how to set a guitar up (Floyd or otherwise) should be par for the course at this level. Take a class or two. Watch Stew Mac videos, there are a bunch of resources online. And if you’re too busy , find a local guy (or gal) that you trust to set up (electronics, locate missing parts, Floyd , soldering, etc) . He constantly dogs Floyd and kahler guitars because of his lack of knowledge. If you know how to properly set up a Floyd or kahler guitar, they are second to none with tuning stability. I have classic Les Pauls. But I also have ESP, Schecter, Ibanez, and a couple LTD’s equipped with Floyd Rose systems. If I don’t touch one of those guitars for 6 months, it will still be in tune when I pick it up. And never go out. I get it. Trogly is a busy guy. He’s a happy-go-lucky guitar nerd. Our own Gibson Gump. But it’s time to up your game Trogster.👊🏻 I’m looking forward to 2021 and what you have in store for us. 🤘🏻
Absolutely correct. There is no difference in construction from this to an "original" Floyd. I don't know if Floyd Rose still has them built by Schaller, but Schaller definitely still builds trems just like these.
You couldn’t pay me enough to screw around with Floyd’s. I owned one once and never again will I so much as change a string on of em. If I were Trogly I’d just quit buyin ‘em or get someone to do it
hey Ausin .. love the guitar .. keep rockin'! about the trem .. Looks like a Floyd style design to me. It's just not set up 'properly'. It should sit level to the body when tuned to pitch, not canted angled back as it is.
Very true. This is part of why he wasn't able to pull it up as far. It also depends on how deep of a recess the cavity has, which this one looks fairly shallow compared to other brands that tend to make guitars specifically for players that use/abuse their trems (ie-Ibanez). I have heard many good things about the Schaller made double locking trem systems. This video doesn't showcase any of that, but Trogly even admits that he isn't that well versed with these style of trem systems. If I find myself in his neck of the woods one day, I may have to see if would be willing to learn a bit. I'm no master of these systems, but I have been working on them for nearly 15 years, and I enjoy working on them.
@@fezmey6117 One thing about the Schaller version is that the screws locking the strings are physically more compact and 'higher', resulting in less of a 'tail' to the geometry of the design and also requiring far less material to be removed from the body. Ibanez's "LoPro" being the most extreme in this regard, requiring a sizable chunk of the body to be removed, the Schaller would be the opposite and actually requires very little depth, breadth, or width of cut to accomplish the same movement range.
If someone put lighter gauge strings on it, this will lessen the tension on the bridge and it will tilt backward and vice versa with heavier gauge strings. To fix this, you must pull the trem cover off the back and adjust the screws holding the spring tensioner until the bridge is level. I have done this on many Floyd style bridges over the years.
Dude. The Schaller is exactly the same as the Floyd. The reason you can't pull it up is because you have the back end bottomed out in the cutaway. Loosen the springs until the bridge is parallel to the body. It shouldn't be tipped up like that. It should be flat so that it pivots both ways on the posts.
It also doesn't store very easily if you've got either a smalle place or a place that you've got to share with other people. As I put in my own comment, when it sits around the house, it really sits around the house.
The Schaller FR isn’t ‘floating’ parallel to the body as it should - this is because the spring tensions were likely set up for heavier gauge strings than you are using This affects both pull-ups and tuning stability - properly setting up a FR is a bit of a black art Awesome looking guitar, and sound really good
I wanted one of these so bad when they were in production. But I was in middle school and couldn’t afford a new guitar. Definitely still want one. One of my bucket list guitars.
Trogly, if the Schaller was set higher off the body, you would be able to utilize the Schaller trem exactly like a floyd rose. It's because you didn't have the bridge setup for reverse dives, only for normal dive bombing
Too bad I'm on the other side of the state, or I'd offer to set up any future FR guitars you come by. It's probably already been said to death, but the trem was definitely not set up correctly - it should be level when at rest, not tucked back into the cavity. The Schaller _is_ a Floyd - they are the ones that actually made the originals (and probably still do, but I haven't looked into it) - and works the same way. It just has to be set up correct - which isn't hard, but it can be time-consuming.
I liked that dramatically lit reveal shot at 2:52! Well done on the video production. When these guitars came out, they seemed to be aiming for a very niche market. Thanks for the coverage outside your normal comfort zone! I really dug this guitar and review.
There were two left for sale in the world the day before I went to buy it, I called musicians friend the next day and they were gone, hadn’t even updated the website yet. Such a cool guitar!!!
Why were there multiple threads showing above the nut on the the truss rod in the beginning? Later in the video it was showing the threads were below the top of the truss rod nut? Did it have a ad now in the neck?
When removing the strings you need to block the back of the trem, that way when you re-string it the trem isn't sitting inside the body like that. It should be level/parallel to the body so that it floats. That way you have equal travel in both directions. If you need an easy visual aid just watch Ola work on a guitar, he uses all kinds of things as blocks...even foam works(and doesn't risk the finish).
Schaller made all the best Floyd rose tremolos in the glory years when you replace the strings. DO NOT change the spring tension. Put the tremolo spring cover under the end on the tremolo. When the string tension and tuning is correct the spring cover will just slide out
I'd recommend Ben Eller's video on floating trems. He does a great job at explaining the mechanics of the system. He also does a simple step by step process. It's time to stop fearing Floyd Rose, Schaller, & Edge Zero equipped guitars. Take control!!!
Pretty rad. Stopped by another post recently for the guitars of EVH. The guy nailed The Ibanez Destroyer bit. All i'd need is one stock. RR Sr here already ;)
did you leave the trem on the your new princeton on a little bit? or that just....the active pickups doing...things ( i don't know much about active pickups).
There one at my local second hand shop for 1799 Canadian. Appears the pickups were swapped to emg’s and there’s some pick wear between the pickups. Was intrigued if it still came with original hardware. It’s been there for abit so might lower in price
It's too mett-hull for him and he said doesn't know about Jacksons to do a full review. Which sucks because troglodyte by definition or not, at least take the rose colored gibson shades off every once and a while.
Explorer is one of my favorite body shapes. Having owned an Epiphone for less than 4 years, much as I miss it and wish I could've avoided letting it go - when it sits around the house, it really sits around the house. Since I stopped playing it after I went to live in New York City, I chose to replace it with something (I considered) more physically practical.
Have you ever gotten ahold of one of those white Epiphone Flying Vs with the maple fretboard and black hardware? I think they were an exclusive for a Canadian retailer. I just learned of their existence recently. So cool.
I love the explorer shape!!!...and there are only about a million videos on the intraweb showing how to set up a floyd so there really shouldn’t be any excuse for that travesty!!!!!
I had one of these back in the day. I got it as a grad present because I’m a big explorer guy. I quickly found out that I hate Floyd style trem systems. I also wasn’t too wild about the voicing of the pickups. I absolutely love the finish though. I ended up trading it into the Chicago music exchange for a Flying V and never looked back. Thanks for the great content, trogly!
Don’t mind the whammy system, do mind the active pickups... if they just put a pair of dirty fingers or something hot and heavy by Seymour Duncan, I’d rock it... if I were in a metal band.
DO THE VOODOO AND GOTHIC SERIES.....ES.... I think the reason you can dive UP with the trem is you dont seem to have it adjusted right. It should be level with the deck and you have it already tilted back some. That will limit your ability to dive UP on that trem.
I was with ya right up until I saw the battery box. Anything that takes those damn 9v batteries I avoid like the plague. Whether in guitars, pedals, or rifle scopes, they'll fail at the most inconvenient time, and don't seem to last all that long, to begin with. Apart from that ... Damn, there's a lot to like on this guitar. A few things I wouldn't care for, but not bad.
my friend i have this guitar from 2011!Its the best explorer you can buy!About the trem you did not set it up right because its the same thing as the original floyd rose
If they put that trem on a les Paul I would definitely buy one!, and I hate les Paul's lol. I love floyd rose double locking trems I have them on all my guitars. The biggest turn off for Gibson is the lack of tremelo systems and I hate the body styles unlike the beautiful strats I play 😉 but I dig this explorer I would play the hell out of it
If you feel the same way about this one - the original VooDoo Explorer might be more your style. They are even rarer!
🔴VooDoo Explorer: reverb.com/item/37414173?_aid=growsumo&gs_partner=Trogly
❓Private Help Sessions: troglysguitarshow.com/help-appraisals/
👕 Merch: teespring.com/basic-logo-4245?pid=211
🎸New Guitar Day Program: troglysguitarshow.com/ngd/
I like it 🤠
I could not stand those 46.6 Floyd Rose where you have to cut the strings off and it's a royal pain and if you lose that little tiny metal piece your done and they won't stay in tune. I will never get another tremolo
Something to add to your sound demo could be rolling back the volume knob and see how the pickups clean up. Especially when they already drive a clean channel.
I just recently traded my BLOOD MOON EXPLORER to the guitarist of QUEENSRYCHE, Parker Lundgren. I did not like the guitar at all! Its for a certain person for sure.
Another great video Austin
Cool guitar.
Lose the trem and the active pickups and it would be almost perfect!
The bridge was not setup the right way, it was poking inside, it should be kept level to the top. There is mark to be followed. That is why the trem bend was so limited and the dive bombs so extreme.
Exactly, Just like the dual fulcrums they need to be level to work properly. but I locked mine on the G&L...
Exactly I couldn’t help but cringe when he showed the trem
@@therealrandomistic594 same! 😆
Schaller made the original Floyd Rose. It’s basically an “Original “ Floyd Rose on that explorer. 👊🏻
And the only reason you can’t pull up on it is because you don’t have it set up correctly. You’ve already got the tail buried. For a guy that buys 1/2 million dollars worth of guitars a year, you should probably learn to set them up. Or get someone who can. Have a nice day. 👊🏻
You make a very good point Wargasm644.
Especially with so many on-line resources available.
Your comment should also include electronics/pickups, just saying.
Can you buy me a guitar with that half million dollar budget you have? 😂
I’m really not trying to be an ass. But Trogly has the resources to regale us with some pretty amazing guitars. Therefore he should have the resources or know-how to present a guitar in its best possible working version. He doesn’t need to be a genius on all platforms. But a fairly basic understanding of how to set a guitar up (Floyd or otherwise) should be par for the course at this level. Take a class or two. Watch Stew Mac videos, there are a bunch of resources online. And if you’re too busy , find a local guy (or gal) that you trust to set up (electronics, locate missing parts, Floyd , soldering, etc) . He constantly dogs Floyd and kahler guitars because of his lack of knowledge. If you know how to properly set up a Floyd or kahler guitar, they are second to none with tuning stability. I have classic Les Pauls. But I also have ESP, Schecter, Ibanez, and a couple LTD’s equipped with Floyd Rose systems. If I don’t touch one of those guitars for 6 months, it will still be in tune when I pick it up. And never go out. I get it. Trogly is a busy guy. He’s a happy-go-lucky guitar nerd. Our own Gibson Gump. But it’s time to up your game Trogster.👊🏻 I’m looking forward to 2021 and what you have in store for us. 🤘🏻
Absolutely correct. There is no difference in construction from this to an "original" Floyd. I don't know if Floyd Rose still has them built by Schaller, but Schaller definitely still builds trems just like these.
You couldn’t pay me enough to screw around with Floyd’s. I owned one once and never again will I so much as change a string on of em. If I were Trogly I’d just quit buyin ‘em or get someone to do it
One of my biggest regrets was giving one of these up . Great Guitar think I paid $750. Sold it for or $1000. Would kill for another.
If you would kill for a guitar, then this is definitely the guitar for you!
Would you die for one
I know a guy Who has one up for sale bro
hey Ausin .. love the guitar .. keep rockin'! about the trem .. Looks like a Floyd style design to me. It's just not set up 'properly'. It should sit level to the body when tuned to pitch, not canted angled back as it is.
Very true. This is part of why he wasn't able to pull it up as far. It also depends on how deep of a recess the cavity has, which this one looks fairly shallow compared to other brands that tend to make guitars specifically for players that use/abuse their trems (ie-Ibanez). I have heard many good things about the Schaller made double locking trem systems. This video doesn't showcase any of that, but Trogly even admits that he isn't that well versed with these style of trem systems. If I find myself in his neck of the woods one day, I may have to see if would be willing to learn a bit. I'm no master of these systems, but I have been working on them for nearly 15 years, and I enjoy working on them.
I’m also pretty sure he suppose to block the trem so it doesn’t sink, no wonder he always has trouble with Floyd rose
@@fezmey6117 One thing about the Schaller version is that the screws locking the strings are physically more compact and 'higher', resulting in less of a 'tail' to the geometry of the design and also requiring far less material to be removed from the body. Ibanez's "LoPro" being the most extreme in this regard, requiring a sizable chunk of the body to be removed, the Schaller would be the opposite and actually requires very little depth, breadth, or width of cut to accomplish the same movement range.
If someone put lighter gauge strings on it, this will lessen the tension on the bridge and it will tilt backward and vice versa with heavier gauge strings. To fix this, you must pull the trem cover off the back and adjust the screws holding the spring tensioner until the bridge is level. I have done this on many Floyd style bridges over the years.
Dude. The Schaller is exactly the same as the Floyd. The reason you can't pull it up is because you have the back end bottomed out in the cutaway. Loosen the springs until the bridge is parallel to the body. It shouldn't be tipped up like that. It should be flat so that it pivots both ways on the posts.
I love the shape of explorers
Yea to look at but awkward to play
It also doesn't store very easily if you've got either a smalle place or a place that you've got to share with other people. As I put in my own comment, when it sits around the house, it really sits around the house.
The Schaller FR isn’t ‘floating’ parallel to the body as it should - this is because the spring tensions were likely set up for heavier gauge strings than you are using
This affects both pull-ups and tuning stability - properly setting up a FR is a bit of a black art
Awesome looking guitar, and sound really good
I wanted one of these so bad when they were in production. But I was in middle school and couldn’t afford a new guitar.
Definitely still want one. One of my bucket list guitars.
Trogly, if the Schaller was set higher off the body, you would be able to utilize the Schaller trem exactly like a floyd rose. It's because you didn't have the bridge setup for reverse dives, only for normal dive bombing
Other than the blood drops on the fretboard - I love everything about this guitar!
I LOVE the pickups in mine!
Such a killer set. Also, they don't seem to have the limitations inherent with EMG's.
Killer axe... ALL AROUND!
We need more explorers with the switch near the vol and tone knobs
I love that guitar it’s beautiful. The Schaller Floyd’s are amazing.
Somebody needs to teach this kid how to set up a floating term.
The wood grain is killer on this guitar but after that it wouldn’t be for me. Glad to learn about it thanks Trogly.
Too bad I'm on the other side of the state, or I'd offer to set up any future FR guitars you come by. It's probably already been said to death, but the trem was definitely not set up correctly - it should be level when at rest, not tucked back into the cavity. The Schaller _is_ a Floyd - they are the ones that actually made the originals (and probably still do, but I haven't looked into it) - and works the same way. It just has to be set up correct - which isn't hard, but it can be time-consuming.
16:02 No wonder it wont go far back. The set-up on the tremolo is wrong. It's suppose to be parallel to the body. This one is not.
What's the riff you're playing at 14:13. It sounds somewhat familiar, but I don't remember where I heard it.
I liked that dramatically lit reveal shot at 2:52! Well done on the video production. When these guitars came out, they seemed to be aiming for a very niche market. Thanks for the coverage outside your normal comfort zone! I really dug this guitar and review.
thatll stay in tune crazy good if you string ball ends thru the tuners then cut to length at the trem/bridge
There were two left for sale in the world the day before I went to buy it, I called musicians friend the next day and they were gone, hadn’t even updated the website yet. Such a cool guitar!!!
Why were there multiple threads showing above the nut on the the truss rod in the beginning? Later in the video it was showing the threads were below the top of the truss rod nut? Did it have a ad now in the neck?
It is a floyd rose made by schaller, one of the best and most consistent in fit finish and sound.
Oh I absolutely LOVE that guitar. Looks, sound, everything - it’s awesome.
The Schaller Floyd Style Trems are actually licensed and build to Original Floyd Rose specs, If I remeber correctly.
When removing the strings you need to block the back of the trem, that way when you re-string it the trem isn't sitting inside the body like that. It should be level/parallel to the body so that it floats. That way you have equal travel in both directions. If you need an easy visual aid just watch Ola work on a guitar, he uses all kinds of things as blocks...even foam works(and doesn't risk the finish).
Hey Trogly!
hey zane
Hey @@christonabike3689
Hey @@Hydrophish
Hey @TFbrix 2006
Hey zane !!!!!
Schaller made all the best Floyd rose tremolos in the glory years when you replace the strings. DO NOT change the spring tension. Put the tremolo spring cover under the end on the tremolo. When the string tension and tuning is correct the spring cover will just slide out
@@mubodude apparently you never tried it ... cause none of that is actually fact
Just put a double a battery covered in tape underneath the trem end that's always worked for me.
I'd recommend Ben Eller's video on floating trems. He does a great job at explaining the mechanics of the system. He also does a simple step by step process. It's time to stop fearing Floyd Rose, Schaller, & Edge Zero equipped guitars. Take control!!!
14:30 what song is this?
Dude you got to learn how to set up a floating bridge.
Killer guitar though. Always wanted a explorer type guitar with a floyd rose bridge
Is the thing he played at 11:58 a song?
Damn man ! You really improved your playing, and it shows, especialy with the distorded demo ! Amazing video by the way, all the love from France 😁
This is an explorer I would own ......That schaller just needed back springs turned out a bit to get the proper float.
What song was at 14:40?
Dude, trogly playing Dethklok! Fucking nailed thunderhorse.
The best guitar ever made ❤
I used to own a 1984 Explorer, was to heavy for me at the time. I Love that one. Great Guitars though. 🎸👍✌
Whoa! Trogly whipped out the Thunder horse! Right when I was wondering if Brendan Small had anything to do with this.
Pretty rad.
Stopped by another post recently for the guitars of EVH. The guy nailed The Ibanez Destroyer bit.
All i'd need is one stock. RR Sr here already ;)
... Still love my Destroyer ...
@@Jester-Riddle Lucky so and so ;)
did you leave the trem on the your new princeton on a little bit? or that just....the active pickups doing...things ( i don't know much about active pickups).
There one at my local second hand shop for 1799 Canadian. Appears the pickups were swapped to emg’s and there’s some pick wear between the pickups. Was intrigued if it still came with original hardware. It’s been there for abit so might lower in price
That an awesome example of Explorer goodness in a Blood Red and Black motif!! I’d Rock it Bigtime!!
how do you feel about finish checking on vintage guitars? how much would they be devalued by it?
Hey trogly FYI the schaller trem is a Floyd rose there just the Schaller branded Floyd rose systems
Have you ever used a duesenberg 59er trogly
Trogly, please plug in that Jackson RR with Fishmen pickups (on your Reverb shop) and tell us how absolutely amazing it must sound! Please!
It's too mett-hull for him and he said doesn't know about Jacksons to do a full review. Which sucks because troglodyte by definition or not, at least take the rose colored gibson shades off every once and a while.
this channel is one of the best you tube guitar sales. for sure. great.
That is an awesome guitar!
You just need to set up the trem if you want it floating properly
Explorer is one of my favorite body shapes. Having owned an Epiphone for less than 4 years, much as I miss it and wish I could've avoided letting it go - when it sits around the house, it really sits around the house. Since I stopped playing it after I went to live in New York City, I chose to replace it with something (I considered) more physically practical.
Have you ever gotten ahold of one of those white Epiphone Flying Vs with the maple fretboard and black hardware? I think they were an exclusive for a Canadian retailer. I just learned of their existence recently. So cool.
Was the Canadian retailer Long &McQuade?
The fretmarkers should've been done as running drops of blood - way cooler. Put some red strings on it.
Trogley rules!Cool voodoo juju explorer
Your playing is getting much better!
Wang Jangly Dive Bombs? Absolute gold. That's why I bought this guys T-Shirt. Love this guy.
Hey trogly what was your amp settings because I like the way the tone sounded in the bridge position so please can you tell me
Nice to see Thunderhorse being played on a fitting guitar 🙂
Nice! I’ve been looking for one of these forever but never have any luck.
Is the trem an "Igor Rose"?
Nah those were on the EVH model. the Van Helsing though. Not Van Halen.I believe his first name was Eric.
no trem and I'd love it. those are the not standard active style pickups and I like them a lot.
I love the explorer shape!!!...and there are only about a million videos on the intraweb showing how to set up a floyd so there really shouldn’t be any excuse for that travesty!!!!!
I love it, one of my favorites you've had on here
I had one of these back in the day. I got it as a grad present because I’m a big explorer guy. I quickly found out that I hate Floyd style trem systems. I also wasn’t too wild about the voicing of the pickups. I absolutely love the finish though. I ended up trading it into the Chicago music exchange for a Flying V and never looked back. Thanks for the great content, trogly!
I always wanted that guitar , and damn 2011 , I feel old
Don’t mind the whammy system, do mind the active pickups... if they just put a pair of dirty fingers or something hot and heavy by Seymour Duncan, I’d rock it... if I were in a metal band.
Austin did you see Jared James play the gold top epi on the gibson channel,loved it
14:58 have you listened to Jack The Ripper from Seikima II?
From now on I'm exclusively referring to them as "wang-jangly dive-bombs"
I see Explorer, I click. Simple as that. Wasn't there a hair metal band called "Wang Jangly"? XD
You could start one, Robert, one that combines hair metal with the kind of folk rock that Led Zeppelin included in their early tracks.
This could be my favorite Gibson ever!
HECK YEAH
You win the walmart award 🤪😜💰🤠
Jesus! I would buy that ASAP! I freaking love those! Swap for a white Gibson Flying V 2010?!
That is a shred machine, and looks good while doing it. I want that finish on a bass.
Schaller manufacture the bridge for Floyd Rose. My 94 Esp E.X.P has the same bridge and they are equal if not better than the OFR.
That guitar is freaking sweet
Love the guitar... I just wish it was a tom bridge, and didn't have the trem on it!
DO THE VOODOO AND GOTHIC SERIES.....ES.... I think the reason you can dive UP with the trem is you dont seem to have it adjusted right. It should be level with the deck and you have it already tilted back some. That will limit your ability to dive UP on that trem.
Hey Trogly! are you selling this one? or already sold it?
My Explorer jones just got raised up a notch.
Serious metal ax...nice!😎Fretmarks should be a large blood red full moon design, like the name, not blood drops that hardly show...still, awesome 🤟🏽
I was with ya right up until I saw the battery box. Anything that takes those damn 9v batteries I avoid like the plague. Whether in guitars, pedals, or rifle scopes, they'll fail at the most inconvenient time, and don't seem to last all that long, to begin with. Apart from that ... Damn, there's a lot to like on this guitar. A few things I wouldn't care for, but not bad.
hope ur doin well trogly
I would love to have a lefty one of these...
my friend i have this guitar from 2011!Its the best explorer you can buy!About the trem you did not set it up right because its the same thing as the original floyd rose
You have to play either vampires or moon baby by Godsmack on that
The finish is both primitive and elegant, all at once. In places, it almost appears cracked.
Love this guitar!
Still waiting to see more Gibson basses.
How many has he covered?
love it. cant find one for sale though
The finish looks great.
I got one of these lol
Decent guitar, any offers?
i die every time he says "Swamp ash" lmao
Me too! Makes me grin
this sounded great the cleans were great... now im on the hunt
If they put that trem on a les Paul I would definitely buy one!, and I hate les Paul's lol. I love floyd rose double locking trems I have them on all my guitars. The biggest turn off for Gibson is the lack of tremelo systems and I hate the body styles unlike the beautiful strats I play 😉 but I dig this explorer I would play the hell out of it
Can you play it through an amp without a battery?
Thanks, I know that there are some active pickups that you can use either way.
When he had that white, special effect border around himself and the guitar I thought for sure he was gonna play “No One Knows”.
You should review a Grzenia RD
Nice tapping Trogly!