What questions do you have about guitar maintenance/repairs? Maybe I'll do a "How to Take Care of Your Guitar 101" if you're interested? By the way, if you want to buy any of the stuff in this video, here are some affiliate links if you'd like to support my channel. Make sure to buy the correct adapter for your guitar body: Bigsby for arch-top guitars: amzn.to/3bimvsx Bigsby for solid-body guitars: amzn.to/3bl13mY Vibramate for arch-top guitars: amzn.to/3dEm51t Vibramate for solid-body guitars: amzn.to/2WnJKgU Vibramate Spoiler: amzn.to/2SVaRxy Lizard Spit Slick Nutz lubricant: amzn.to/3bkmuo1 ErnieBall Instrument Polish: amzn.to/2YSzRcx MusicNomad Fretboard Conditioner: amzn.to/2WLotfV GHS Guitar Gloss: amzn.to/2WECdc8
Music is Win Can you do videos on basic set-up stuff? For example, im getting dead notes on my new guitar that I took in for a setup 2 months ago and dont want to have to spend another 85$ just for them to twist the truss rod a bit
How do you keep your guitar strings clean and easy to slide on? I clean mine with a cloth constantly but it still feels like my fingers are getting stuck when trying to play smoothly. Thanks
lol, glad to see i wasn't the only freaking out about the drill....i'd honestly just buy another guitar before i drilled into something, if i wanted a bigsby on my 335 i'd just sell what i had buy what i wanted....that said, a no drill bigsby is pretty cool! glad you didn't have to do that!
There is a Bisgby you can buy that you do not even need that adapter plate for. But that 335 now has 4 holes in it at the rear strap button location, which is fine if you plan on never taking it off, but if you do change your mind, well too darn bad lol. Me, I would just use the one hole where the strap button goes through and mounts it and not use those screws until after I was POSITIVE I wanted to keep the Bigsby on. I have a gretsch with one on it and it does nothing for me but I don't use a wiggle stick anyway. I did put a trapezoid bridge on my 335 style Peavey and I love it. You can just press down on the strings with your hand if you want to get a Vibrato type of effect, like Ted Nugent does on his Byrdlands. Also with the trapezoid I can just do one string where as a regular wiggle stick setup it's all or nothing. I did have to put 4 screws in by the strap button but I did wait until I was sure I was going to like it lol.
Hey man im curious..how much you payed for your 335? I just bought a brand new 335 but from 2011, has never been used and kept in a case with a humidifier.
I was literally just thinking that! Whenever I do anything with screws on a machine or instrument, I dont wanna damage that perfect smoothe shiny screw.
Nope, that hurt me too. I wouldn't dare risk damaging the fine threads on one of those bolts. Though, to be fair, he most likely has several spares available if something happened to one.
Quick note about tremolo vs vibrato: all whammy bars are vibrato bars. Vibrato is a variation in pitch, tremolo is a variation in volume Edit: didn’t mean to say speed.
A variation in speed would be the same as pitch modulation, as pitch is the speed of the vibration i.e. the frequency of the note? Actually, Tremolos produce a modulation in volume. One rather clumsy way to produce a tremolo effect would be to rapidly open and close your volume pot.
if anyone reading this comment is confused, heres what tremolo and vibrato mean: tremolo - an oscillation in volume (how loud/quiet something is) vibrato - an oscillation in pitch (how high/low something is)
Agreed. That sticker looks fucking awful... I do think they need to do a little bit of visual styling to the plate/bar though. They could make it match the Bigsby's look and it would be absolutely perfect with no caveat!
the sticker probably is paying homage to the custom made plate that GIbson used to put to factory Bigsby-equipped guitar to cover the hole originally drilled for stop-tail.
@@ZaneDalton Staccato: a note played shortly Tremolo: repeating notes at a rapid pace Vibrato: fluctuation in pitch This definitions are from classical music, so it is understandable if some other styles of music use the names differently
I used a vibramate conversion thingie on my sg and it works great. However, in regards to the stringing hassle, Callaham makes a replacement cylinder piece that just uses holes instead of those prongs which makes stringing much easier and I think it looks better than the Vibramate alternative.
I got a Vibramate for Christmas so I could put a Bigsby on my Epiphone Dot. I also got a string spoiler, which is amazing. I put a slight dent in the finish when I put the wrong screw in at first, but it's under the Vibramate, so you can't see it. I will say you missed a good opportunity to switch to roller saddles.
I just installed a Bigsby B7 on my Epiphone Les Paul using the vibramate. Piece of cake, and sounds great! I also installed a Schaller roller bridge to mitigate the tuning instability issues inherent with using a vibrato bar. Very pleased with the results. Thank God for the vibramate. That drill headed toward that gorgeous 335 was terrifying.
I watch this video again after 3 years because of how satisfying it is for me to see the installation. But there is something that I wanted to comment on and I think it is something that we should all know from now on. The Bigsby system is a vibrato, but the Strat bridge and Floyd Rose are too. The Tremolo is a variation of the volume of a signal, but the bigsby, the strat bridge and the Floyd all vary the pitch and that is the definition of vibrato. The only difference between the 3 is the vibrato range. The reason why the Strat bridge is called a tremolo is due to a confusion that Fender generated by putting the name Vibroluxe to an amplifier that did not have a vibrato, it had a tremolo. From there the confusion was born
Vibrato is an effect that occurs when the value of the frequency is changed in rapid succession. Tremolo does not change frequency in rapid succession, but instead changes the tone's amplitude rapidly. Congrats on the bigsby. Looking forward to hearing it on your new album...
Just be aware buddy that those Vibramates DO damage the finish - where the felt pads connect they will eat away/dull the finish. I had one on an SG for about 4 years and there are three very noticeable marks where the pads sat.
I was thinking that leather pads would probably provide better protection than felt. But, in either case, there will likely be some damage to the finish over time.
And ... did you see those 4 screws he had to put in by the rear strap button? You can't undo that once it's done!! I put a trapezoid bridge on my 335 style Peavey but I waited until I was positive I wanted to stick with that before I installed the 4 screws necessary for that. He just put 4 holes in a $3000 guitar and yes those pads do mar up the surface!!
@@alabamahebrew nope the vibramate comes with a plate that screws into the bigsby. the plate is then held on with only the strap button. no holes in the guitar.
A little tip from a mechanic: if your bolt is stuck on the end of the tool you are using and you can't get it off, thread the bolt back in slightly and then wiggle the tool off of the bolt, then unthread the bolt by hand. This increases mental stability by a factor of 3 and saves you from throwing a lot of tools across the shop in anger.
Nice 335 and nice mod! Take care so... That bigsby could be addictive!! Just to clarify one of the most common mistakes in the world of the guitar: Tremolo: Amplitude oscillation of the signal. Vibration: Frequency oscillation of the singal. If you move the bar of a Fender bridge you are changing the tension of the strings, therefore the frequency at which they move ;) If you move the volume up and down you are changing the amplitude of the signal :D So: So, Fender guitars has a Vibrato bridge not a Tremolo bridge. You installed a Vibrato system not a Tremolo system. The floyd rose is a vibrato bridge as well, not a tremolo bridge. Fender did a mistake and named his bridge as a "tremolo bridge" and from then most of the people believes that is a "tremolo bridge" but it isn't. Something similar happened with the Marshall JTM45 with tremolo. On the back panel they wrote "Tremelo" and because he hasn't corrected it since, it's "tremelo" Cheers!
I came running into the comment section to try and warn this man to use a Vibramate. Lucky for me, he's one step ahead of me. I installed one a couple years back with one of the spoilers Tyler used, and I love how easy it was to install without having to take tools to my guitar. It's been a ton of fun. This really is a brilliant adapter.
I've been working on/repairing/customizing/designing and building guitars since 1984 and if there's one thing I have learned the hard way just like you in that video it's to cover any soundhole or f-holes with ( low-tack) masking tape 🙂 this way you won't have anything fall inside the guitar 🙂 and if that should happen anyway get one of these telescopic magnetic pens... Great video 🙂 I'm a huge fan of Vibramate...
Okay, I’m sure somebody mentioned this already, but I’m not reading through 500+ comments to find it. VIBRATO: Having to do with pitch changes. TREMOLO: Having to do with volume changes. Guitars do NOT have Tremolo Arms. Sheesh...
Please make a tutorial on how to take care of a guitar to keep it as long lasting as possible!! (Fretboard maintenance/cleaning, publishing the guitar, etc.) I would love this kind of content.
I was wondering if I was the only one super bothered by that lol. In my head I was thinking: Stuck... "Okay" Grabs pliers... "Right, makes sense" Clamps onto the threads "WHAT ARE YOU DOING STOOOPPPP!!!" haha.
@@Yuri_official_dad Exactly. I have an SG with a B5 Bigsby and without the roller bridge it was a nightmare touch the lever xD The strings went like almost half tone down because they get stucked in the saddles
Tyler! I was on instagram when I saw your add for this video. I had a bigger reaction watching this than when my mom started choking at dinner last night.
It's a collection. But at least he can actually play them. I've been messing around with guitars since high school. I'm 37 and got a 2019 Les Paul Standard new. I want a few more to collect but told myself when I get good with quality practice and music theory knowledge THEN I can get more. It's a double reward system! Get better to get more gear!
So glad you picked up the Vibramate String Spoiler. So many people don't know about these things and how they eliminate Bigsby re-stringing pain. I have Joe Bonamassa to thank: his Ltd Ed ES-355 Epiphone came with Bigsby factory fitted AND with Vibramate String Spoiler installed. Your Gibson looks and sounds great. Upgrading to locking Grovers would be the icing on the cake - faster, easier string changes and rock solid tuning stability.
Well, that’s not his normal go-to axe, it’s usually the PRS LP style one, so he might not have been too worried, but if I had that beauty I’d sure as hell be terrified
Not gonna lie... I cringed hard when you took those pliers to the threads of that one one bolt and then dropped it over the top of your guitar. Please tell me that was tongue in cheek like the "cleaning" segment?
What questions do you have about guitar maintenance/repairs? Maybe I'll do a "How to Take Care of Your Guitar 101" if you're interested?
By the way, if you want to buy any of the stuff in this video, here are some affiliate links if you'd like to support my channel. Make sure to buy the correct adapter for your guitar body:
Bigsby for arch-top guitars: amzn.to/3bimvsx
Bigsby for solid-body guitars: amzn.to/3bl13mY
Vibramate for arch-top guitars: amzn.to/3dEm51t
Vibramate for solid-body guitars: amzn.to/2WnJKgU
Vibramate Spoiler: amzn.to/2SVaRxy
Lizard Spit Slick Nutz lubricant: amzn.to/3bkmuo1
ErnieBall Instrument Polish: amzn.to/2YSzRcx
MusicNomad Fretboard Conditioner: amzn.to/2WLotfV
GHS Guitar Gloss: amzn.to/2WECdc8
Please to more vids like this
Music is Win Can you do videos on basic set-up stuff? For example, im getting dead notes on my new guitar that I took in for a setup 2 months ago and dont want to have to spend another 85$ just for them to twist the truss rod a bit
How do you keep your guitar strings clean and easy to slide on? I clean mine with a cloth constantly but it still feels like my fingers are getting stuck when trying to play smoothly. Thanks
is it normal that every time I tune to an open g my top e sting breaks
I have a Gretsch with bigsby. How fun was it putting the strings on? Any tips?
Imagine if he drilled into the guitar by mistake while filming this
I think he would cry
Dont even want to imagine it! That would just be terrible.
Welp im evil and cynical so i think this stuff
imagine his wife suddenly pushed him out of fun. let's see how he reacts
He came pretty close lol
This man buys guitars like shoes he has one for each occasion
You're not wrong, but he's had the 335 for awhile.
I have only one pair of shoes for every occasion
(But 15 guitars)
Oh by the way
You gonna have that croissant
@@iliyatheash6806 I have one pair of shoes for every occasion
And I only have one occasion
LMAO
lol, glad to see i wasn't the only freaking out about the drill....i'd honestly just buy another guitar before i drilled into something, if i wanted a bigsby on my 335 i'd just sell what i had buy what i wanted....that said, a no drill bigsby is pretty cool! glad you didn't have to do that!
Same, I literally stood up and started pacing as the drill got closer
There is a Bisgby you can buy that you do not even need that adapter plate for. But that 335 now has 4 holes in it at the rear strap button location, which is fine if you plan on never taking it off, but if you do change your mind, well too darn bad lol. Me, I would just use the one hole where the strap button goes through and mounts it and not use those screws until after I was POSITIVE I wanted to keep the Bigsby on. I have a gretsch with one on it and it does nothing for me but I don't use a wiggle stick anyway. I did put a trapezoid bridge on my 335 style Peavey and I love it. You can just press down on the strings with your hand if you want to get a Vibrato type of effect, like Ted Nugent does on his Byrdlands. Also with the trapezoid I can just do one string where as a regular wiggle stick setup it's all or nothing. I did have to put 4 screws in by the strap button but I did wait until I was sure I was going to like it lol.
Shoot I was nervous even when he stopped but he was still just holding that drill bit that close!!
Hey man im curious..how much you payed for your 335? I just bought a brand new 335 but from 2011, has never been used and kept in a case with a humidifier.
Am I the only one that had a minor heart attack when he grabbed the bridge screw by the thread... with the pliers 😬😬😬
As a professional race car builder and part time engineer, it's not that big of a deal, that bolt is plenty hard enough to not get mashed threads
I was literally just thinking that! Whenever I do anything with screws on a machine or instrument, I dont wanna damage that perfect smoothe shiny screw.
@Catastrophic Stupidity .
I know i know. But I still like the shiny screws.
Nope, that hurt me too. I wouldn't dare risk damaging the fine threads on one of those bolts. Though, to be fair, he most likely has several spares available if something happened to one.
no
Told my girlfriend I wanted to get a Vibramate. She did not take it well.
Now that's funny.
@@bjl1000 no its not
@@llamashockz its not like you could relate
@@cursedcliff7562 Now thats a lotta damage
@@cursedcliff7562 reddit comedy
Did not know the "blueberry burst" finish was available on the 335. Gorgeous!
Quick note about tremolo vs vibrato: all whammy bars are vibrato bars. Vibrato is a variation in pitch, tremolo is a variation in volume
Edit: didn’t mean to say speed.
A variation in speed would be the same as pitch modulation, as pitch is the speed of the vibration i.e. the frequency of the note? Actually, Tremolos produce a modulation in volume. One rather clumsy way to produce a tremolo effect would be to rapidly open and close your volume pot.
tremolo is a change in volume, and vibrato is a change in pitch
@@EdgarsLS Indeed that's what I said...
It’s a whammy bar lol
When you dropped the screw in the guitar I almost died I was hurt so much
@@Toumaiii not in my experience.
see thats why I don't have an acoustic
All tremolo's are vibratos, all tremolos are named wrong thanks to leo fender.
@@nuclearsenshitremolo alternates volume, but close enough
Leo
if anyone reading this comment is confused, heres what tremolo and vibrato mean:
tremolo - an oscillation in volume (how loud/quiet something is)
vibrato - an oscillation in pitch (how high/low something is)
what op said is that trem bars on guitars are the same as vibrato bars which is the same as a whammy bar
@@JJPMaster no
Everything: Awesome
The sticker: Hideous
Agreed. That sticker looks fucking awful... I do think they need to do a little bit of visual styling to the plate/bar though. They could make it match the Bigsby's look and it would be absolutely perfect with no caveat!
Juanma Caceres agreed
the sticker probably is paying homage to the custom made plate that GIbson used to put to factory Bigsby-equipped guitar to cover the hole originally drilled for stop-tail.
I'm assuming that the company sponsored this video so he's putting it on their to promote the product.
@@ReactarooSkidoo he said it wasnt sponsored
ACHTCHUALLY everything that people call "tremolo" on a guitar is vibrato, because it alters pitch. Tremolo alters volume.
Yes, it's Fender's fault for reversing the names.
Darn you, Leo Fender. Even though he made some of the best guitar models.
Even then, tremolo is still a misnomer. Tremolo classically is supposed to mean rapidly repeating notes.
@@loganfinn2728 don’t you mean staccato?
@@ZaneDalton
Staccato: a note played shortly
Tremolo: repeating notes at a rapid pace
Vibrato: fluctuation in pitch
This definitions are from classical music, so it is understandable if some other styles of music use the names differently
Installing a guitar on my bigsby
Installing a Strato-rose on my Floydcaster
Not gonna like cause it's at 69 likes
@@saturniunyttech679 well thats not quite nice
Hydr0 r/woooosh
@@birdb0i327 no, it's very nice
0:50 to 1:40, maybe the most satisfiying guitar cleaning ever
I agree 😂
I was thinking that before cleaning the guitar, he might have removed the tailpiece, since he planned to remove it anyway.
I've always been a sucker for Bigsbys (I've always been a fan of Gretsches) and your 335 looks even more majestic with it installed
I used a vibramate conversion thingie on my sg and it works great. However, in regards to the stringing hassle, Callaham makes a replacement cylinder piece that just uses holes instead of those prongs which makes stringing much easier and I think it looks better than the Vibramate alternative.
link?
I got a Vibramate for Christmas so I could put a Bigsby on my Epiphone Dot. I also got a string spoiler, which is amazing. I put a slight dent in the finish when I put the wrong screw in at first, but it's under the Vibramate, so you can't see it.
I will say you missed a good opportunity to switch to roller saddles.
I just installed a Bigsby B7 on my Epiphone Les Paul using the vibramate. Piece of cake, and sounds great! I also installed a Schaller roller bridge to mitigate the tuning instability issues inherent with using a vibrato bar. Very pleased with the results. Thank God for the vibramate. That drill headed toward that gorgeous 335 was terrifying.
You scared the shit out of me by moving that drill towards that beautiful Gibson
Whats the name of thos guitar
@@YOSSI22T.B it's a Gibson ES-335 Blueberry Burst
@@marcjan2500 What a gorgeous guitar....and it obviously sounds magnificent!
I have experience with the Vibramate so I wasn’t worried.
I watch this video again after 3 years because of how satisfying it is for me to see the installation.
But there is something that I wanted to comment on and I think it is something that we should all know from now on. The Bigsby system is a vibrato, but the Strat bridge and Floyd Rose are too. The Tremolo is a variation of the volume of a signal, but the bigsby, the strat bridge and the Floyd all vary the pitch and that is the definition of vibrato. The only difference between the 3 is the vibrato range.
The reason why the Strat bridge is called a tremolo is due to a confusion that Fender generated by putting the name Vibroluxe to an amplifier that did not have a vibrato, it had a tremolo. From there the confusion was born
2:15 Welp that's never going back on anything again
I gasped so hard when I saw him do that
I was hoping I wasn't the only one that shrieked when he did that lol.
lmao im so happy people recognized what could easily become a fatal flaw
That made me physically ill😂😂
i don’t get it
All I want to see that guitar play is “earth angel” with all the good sounds from Back to the Future. Truly an amazing sound..
When he plays it clean, it reminds me of the weird tremolo guy in the guitar store stereotypes video
Fast moon Gaming lol you’re right!
I was about to cry if he touched that finish with a drill. That finish is the stuff of my dreams!
Man, staying at home is really hitting you hard.
Haha this comment aged really well
I don't care about it
I really dig that fuzzy tone, wasn't expecting that guitar to sound like that.
Vibrato is an effect that occurs when the value of the frequency is changed in rapid succession. Tremolo does not change frequency in rapid succession, but instead changes the tone's amplitude rapidly.
Congrats on the bigsby. Looking forward to hearing it on your new album...
What a gorgeous guitar. Perfectly fits a bigsby!
God that lick at 6:26 is so nice sounding, I had to sit down and just learn it on the spot. No idea how I'll use it, but it sounds great!
Do you have the tabs for it?
Do you?
Im watching this again. Thats how satisfying the process is. Wish I had a jazz guitar to install bixby on
Dude the bigsby, and the non drill kit etc costs more than my guitar :D. Still I love my affinity telecaster.
The telecaster´s bigsbys are really expensive xD Even the chinese copies are out of my budget hahaha
I've had my bigsby for two years and never heard of a spoiler. This would have saved me hours of murderous rage.
Just be aware buddy that those Vibramates DO damage the finish - where the felt pads connect they will eat away/dull the finish. I had one on an SG for about 4 years and there are three very noticeable marks where the pads sat.
Be sure that you really want one lol
Yes, but drilling holes is also going to damage the finish, so...
I was thinking that leather pads would probably provide better protection than felt. But, in either case, there will likely be some damage to the finish over time.
And ... did you see those 4 screws he had to put in by the rear strap button? You can't undo that once it's done!! I put a trapezoid bridge on my 335 style Peavey but I waited until I was positive I wanted to stick with that before I installed the 4 screws necessary for that. He just put 4 holes in a $3000 guitar and yes those pads do mar up the surface!!
@@alabamahebrew nope the vibramate comes with a plate that screws into the bigsby. the plate is then held on with only the strap button. no holes in the guitar.
That's one of the prettiest guitars I've ever seen. That paint-job is incredible.
A little tip from a mechanic: if your bolt is stuck on the end of the tool you are using and you can't get it off, thread the bolt back in slightly and then wiggle the tool off of the bolt, then unthread the bolt by hand.
This increases mental stability by a factor of 3 and saves you from throwing a lot of tools across the shop in anger.
Absolutely gorgeous guitar. That Bigsby makes it even more beautiful. 😍
Telecasters + Bigsbys = ❤️🔥
That guitar is GORGEOUS! I was thinking of getting one that same color but not the hollow body.
Nice 335 and nice mod! Take care so... That bigsby could be addictive!!
Just to clarify one of the most common mistakes in the world of the guitar:
Tremolo: Amplitude oscillation of the signal.
Vibration: Frequency oscillation of the singal.
If you move the bar of a Fender bridge you are changing the tension of the strings, therefore the frequency at which they move ;)
If you move the volume up and down you are changing the amplitude of the signal :D
So:
So, Fender guitars has a Vibrato bridge not a Tremolo bridge. You installed a Vibrato system not a Tremolo system. The floyd rose is a vibrato bridge as well, not a tremolo bridge.
Fender did a mistake and named his bridge as a "tremolo bridge" and from then most of the people believes that is a "tremolo bridge" but it isn't.
Something similar happened with the Marshall JTM45 with tremolo. On the back panel they wrote "Tremelo" and because he hasn't corrected it since, it's "tremelo"
Cheers!
I need that song playing during the installation process. That was so cool sounding.
I actually thought you were gonna drill in the guitar and I was like, he's not THAT stupid. Is He?
Nope, but stupid enough to use plyers the way he did at 2:15
@@Gnarkel that was horrifying
It was 100% obvious he wasn't going to drill it.
@@meteor713g I started screaming when he did that xD
I came running into the comment section to try and warn this man to use a Vibramate. Lucky for me, he's one step ahead of me.
I installed one a couple years back with one of the spoilers Tyler used, and I love how easy it was to install without having to take tools to my guitar. It's been a ton of fun. This really is a brilliant adapter.
Him: I don’t have a guitar with a bigsby
Me: I don’t have a guitar
That is one of the most beautiful Gibson's I've ever seen.
6:23 That moment you realize Tyler wears Air Force Ones😂🔥🔥🔥
I've been working on/repairing/customizing/designing and building guitars since 1984 and if there's one thing I have learned the hard way just like you in that video it's to cover any soundhole or f-holes with ( low-tack) masking tape 🙂 this way you won't have anything fall inside the guitar 🙂 and if that should happen anyway get one of these telescopic magnetic pens...
Great video 🙂 I'm a huge fan of Vibramate...
that sticker is basically like putting a fishing bumper sticker on a 2020 corvette
Okay, I’m sure somebody mentioned this already, but I’m not reading through 500+ comments to find it. VIBRATO: Having to do with pitch changes. TREMOLO: Having to do with volume changes. Guitars do NOT have Tremolo Arms. Sheesh...
Unless it's a "Vibramute".
Many before you.
Finally someone who realizes that tremlo and vibrato are 100% different
That guitar just looks and sounds even more amazing than it already did!😮
The Bigsby is not a tremolo. Its an entirely whole new world. Its an experience.
Please make a tutorial on how to take care of a guitar to keep it as long lasting as possible!! (Fretboard maintenance/cleaning, publishing the guitar, etc.) I would love this kind of content.
Reminds me of Gary Moore and Hank Marvin kind of put together, Nicely done tone man
I like these laid back videos. I’d be happy to see more of it.
‘Grabs insert by the threads’ Me: cringes
It was almost worse than the drill!
I was wondering if I was the only one super bothered by that lol. In my head I was thinking:
Stuck... "Okay"
Grabs pliers... "Right, makes sense"
Clamps onto the threads "WHAT ARE YOU DOING STOOOPPPP!!!" haha.
It's a hard enough material that it probably wouldn't hurt it. Gibson uses strong metals for their hardware.
@@niclastname LOL true!
The most beautiful guitar, I gotta say!
i have a bigsby with a vibramate on mi epi les paul, where the bigsby covers the vibramate, but here I would say the vibramate looks kinda scuffed.
FINALLY! To me, any kind of semihollow guitar without a bigsby or something similar, it looks kinda incomplete, so this pleases me way too much lol
Jojo I’m with you 100%
Every time I see your 335 in any video, I fall in love with it even more.
This video made me fall in love with 335's... SOOO Beautiful.
To be honest Tyler, you really keep surprising me as for your guitar skills and style, really marvelous ☺️🤩
Ever played a Duesenberg Starplayer TV? You'd love that "vibrato" system.
Dusenberg Les Trem for the win any day. Just get a roller bridge (as with the Bigsby too).
Dusembourg Les trem 2 is my way to go and takes two mins to install.Fabulous!
Tyler,
How is the tuning stability after this mod????
will be great if he would get a roller bridge
@@Yuri_official_dad Exactly. I have an SG with a B5 Bigsby and without the roller bridge it was a nightmare touch the lever xD The strings went like almost half tone down because they get stucked in the saddles
5:53 Really cool sentence there!
Bigsby is perfect for a Rickenbacker or a Telecaster!
That ending was just so cool
I died inside when he dropped the post into the body
Tyler! I was on instagram when I saw your add for this video. I had a bigger reaction watching this than when my mom started choking at dinner last night.
This is so cool
The feedback at the end was beautiful. Thank you, tyguy
Does he even use half of those guitars often?
It's a collection. But at least he can actually play them. I've been messing around with guitars since high school. I'm 37 and got a 2019 Les Paul Standard new. I want a few more to collect but told myself when I get good with quality practice and music theory knowledge THEN I can get more.
It's a double reward system! Get better to get more gear!
thats the blueberry burst one and Im in love with it
It honestly bothers me how tacky that "custom made" sticker is, but to each their own I guess...
Kokosnoot Mannetje it’s not my thing either- I think it ruins the look of a beautiful guitar!
could take like 3 days and have a custom made music is win sticker made, or one that says gibson, if you really need to cover up the hardware.
Kokosnoot Mannetje I never got one, thank god
As a contractor, and guitar guy, much props for having a Dewalt drill.
No one:
Thumbnail: 0.o
So glad you picked up the Vibramate String Spoiler. So many people don't know about these things and how they eliminate Bigsby re-stringing pain. I have Joe Bonamassa to thank: his Ltd Ed ES-355 Epiphone came with Bigsby factory fitted AND with Vibramate String Spoiler installed. Your Gibson looks and sounds great. Upgrading to locking Grovers would be the icing on the cake - faster, easier string changes and rock solid tuning stability.
Kids drop picks in acoustics, legends drop nail in f hole of guitar
I know that it's not the main highlight of this video, but SICK TONE dude!!!
0:36 luckily a mosquito didn't bite you..
This is one of the most beautiful guitars I'ver EVER seen
PRS strings on a Gibson.
Oh, Tyler, why.
Strings are strings.
^^^ its just pieces of metal. Doesn’t matter
Hi Tyler I think I have learnt more things from your channel than my school in Australia keep it up from Harry
I’ll give you a cookie if you upload everyday 😝
That sound is outer worldly.
...and the 335 was never in tune ever again
Dang. That's a beautiful guitar. Good choice for the bigsby. I have a bigsby on my tele. Tons of fun
ThT scared me when u wented to drill it
who else wigged out when he was fumbling with hardware over his axe? easiest way to put big dings in it
Well, that’s not his normal go-to axe, it’s usually the PRS LP style one, so he might not have been too worried, but if I had that beauty I’d sure as hell be terrified
You have made a badass guitar even more badass
i was planning to buy a bigsby but it's more expensive than my guitar lol
Yeah man, actually it's originally about 170 dollars, but I bought it during an annual sale so I just spent half the price, about 85 USD.
Beautiful guitar, beautiful feature
Not gonna lie... I cringed hard when you took those pliers to the threads of that one one bolt and then dropped it over the top of your guitar. Please tell me that was tongue in cheek like the "cleaning" segment?
THAT'S SO SICK MAN!
perfect for neo soul and jazz!
Actually all tremolo systems are vibrato.
This guitar is so beautiful
First!
(in france)
Louis Gérard bonjour!
The last riff with the feedback was just 🫶
That looks and sounds so good on that guitar
"Custom Made" looks off-putting
Watching the cleaning part was soooo satisfying
seeing tyler without a prs is disturbing to say the least
And here I thought it was kind of refreshing...