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Hey Austin I was very inspired by that video with the DC bass/baritone conversion and ended up doing a similar conversion to an Epiphone Thunderbird Goth bass. Set it up with active 7 string bar magnet pickups. When I get the fit and finish done I’ll send in some pics. I bet some of your viewers would rock it.
This is my favorite kind of episode where Trogly talks about and demos a special guitar from the past. That's how his channel began and I think these are the most interesting kinds of videos he does.
Those tp tailpiece are hot trash man. Abe Wechter and Marv Lamb saw the writing on the wall by 1980. The guys who stayed at heritage were stuck with piles of that awful Schaller hardware. Good news swap and it fits a tailpiece that doesn't look like 😬😳
My eyes nearly popped out of my head when you pulled that beauty out of the case! I went into salivating mode when I realized it was a double cut away. Oh, if I could only taste it. I seen BB King do that in his act. What I mean is he changed his e string after he purposely broke it while playing on a bend. He whipped out another string. Casually applied it to his guitar before the second solo. He was amazing!
This is a Very Nice Guitar, one of the Last ones Probably, From Kalamazoo, Norlin, Before they moved to Stashville, and started cutting corners, My Uncle worked in the Original Factory in Kalamazoo, for 25 years, he did Not want to move to Stashville, so he stayed at the now Heritage Guitar Factory in the Original Building, He still works there, and i go see him at work and bring him Lunch, I Get to go and see Heritage Build Guitars all the time, This is Great to see,, The SMELL OF THE OLD FACTORY IS IN MY BLOOD, Rock on, Cousin Figel
Bought my first guitar at LA Tosca when I was 11 at the time it was located on st Hubert in mtl . By the time I was 17 we saw these guitars on stages all over mtl. Cool part of guitar history
Hey Trogly! I am from Montreal, Quebec and have been a customer of La Tosca, a mythical guitar store which sadly closed in the late 90's.. Guy was a salesman there and was also a member of TheBox, a popular canadian band in the 80's and 90's. Guy is a great guy and was a salesman in that store. Beautiful axe!!
Just for all your information. You should not use steel wool on any guitar parts use only a brass brush, or stainless steel wool period or a nylon scruffy like you use in the kitchen
I own a epiphone tak matsumoto double cut away! I believe epiphone made them 2014 only! Ebony board, Gibson pickups, great tuners. Blk with gold hardware! Very nice!!
Stunning guitar! Reminds me of the Yamaha SGs in the 70s. Trogly should definitely try the Revstar 502T: dark green with P90s, mahogany body with a thin maple top, rosewood fingerboard. Think he'd like it!
That’s one of the coolest Gibsons you’ve had in a while. Wow that thing is beautiful a double cut with p90s that sound amazing and that beautiful top. 😮😍
You know, I’ve owned a lot of guitars in my life. Not all the guitars, I’m not an expert, but I’ve owned Carvin, LTD (EC256, EC1000, PC-2V), Paul Reed Smith (custom 24-08), Ibanez Premium, Fender USA, Fender Mexico, Taylor, Chapman, Aria Pro, Bc Rich, Yamaha, but my Gibsons have always been my favorites. I can’t get past the feel of a Gibson. The sound, they feel like a true electric guitar. No other guitar compares to me. I’ve currently got 3. Gibson Les Paul Traditional, Gibson Flying V faded, Gibson Firebird V, and a 70’s Explorer on the way. Used to own a 2015 Studio I wish I kept. All amazing guitars, not perfect, but better than the rest.
Models like this one always remind me of Chris Hayes, former guitarist of Huey Lewis & the News, who had several different Gibson Spirits, including that XPL with a Kahler and Eplorer headstock 🙂 And great to see a bit of Hamer content! I once owned a 'Steve Stevens' model (very much inspired by the Gibson Melody Maker, with Floyd Rose and HSS pick-up configuration) and an Explorer-shaped 'Blitz' bass. They made some nice stuff, when it comes to US-made 🙂
As a French Canadian, I have to admit, I'm rather impressed with your pronunciation of the name Guy Brossard. Fun fact, Musique La Tosca has since closed its doors in Montreal, Perhaps losing out to Steve's music shop which is located not very far away from where Musique La Tosca was located, but worst, there was a Big box music store called Archambault Music, which opened up a few blocks away and that was probably the last nail in the coffin, however, Steve's music shop is very very well known which is probably why its doors are still open today.
@@martb8022 - Steve's was started in Montreal but has had a Toronto store for ages. Their Ottawa store has been around for a while, too. They now also have a store on the South Shore, specifically in Greenfield Park, and another in the West Island, specifically Dollard-des-Ormeaux.
I love it when Austin demo's the models in person, but seriously... I H8 this model. I don't know why, but everything about it is wrong. I hate the pickup covers, the PU switch position... Okay the P-90 tone is awesome, but everything else sucks. Not for me.
Thank for the information, again. I’m totally ignorant, I thought the DC Special and Hamer were different guitars. I thought the Hamer Sunburst was the first in ‘77, and the Spirit after that and then the Santana. But looking at the actual shape of the guitars, you’re right. it’s just a Les Paul DC Special with humbuckers. the reason I and maybe others think otherwise is because of the pickguard and P90’s?Hamer’s claim to fame wasn’t that shape though. when Hamer released their version nobody was making the Explorer (Hamer Standard) with a flame maple top. Apparently back then a lot of people wanted a V or Explorer but the Korina ones were super rare and Gibson hadn’t made any with maple tops yet. So Hamer built the Standard (1976) and the Sunburst (DC shape) with flame maple tops to really fill that gap in the market that their builders saw. It’s not a coincidence that the Explorer II with flame maple tops on Mahogany bodies came out in 1976 as well. Hamer had been showing their guitar for years before they launched it…. There weren’t that many guys at NAMM back in those days, everyone kind of knew each other. so Hamer kind of changed the scene during that time. Seems pretty obvious they inspired the Explorer II, and, they seem to be the First successful company to make it using exclusively Legacy Brand Models (Gibson or Fender Shapes). I think Pensa didn’t start selling until ‘82. G&L ‘80.
This thing is some kinda GORGEOUS, AND IS MY FAVE 'pAUL-LIKE' BODY STYLE BAR none! Esp. the weight-relieved ones like my LH Goldie D/C. Love the TP-6 too! Wish they had a belly bevel though.....would take off a few ounces on this anchor!
I have a Gibson 2019 standard 60s, a 2012 Dean Cadillac Tiger Eye and an Ovation Baladeer 2012 last USA production line. Marshal JCM900, Vox AD50, Marshall DSL40CR ,Fender Tweed 1993 Blues Deluxe. I cannot contact you at your site. whats your Email?
Go to middle position, drop both volumes to about 6 1/2, and drop the tone on the bridge position to around 5, and the tone on the neck to approx 6 1/2. It’s now set up perfectly for some funky blues riffs!! With P-90’s you can get the greatest variety of sounds. ALL GREAT TONES!! Great guitar. I want one, but it has to be the tobacco sunburst.
Hey, you must learn part of your opening riff, it would sound amazing on this guitar. I have the Hamer version of this guitar that you pictured, with the P90s in transparent red, it's an 83 lefty. Fantastic guitar!
HA!! My first thought was is that a Gibson Spirit? 😄 I use to have one between 1991-1997. It was actually a great guitar. I bought it used at a local mom and pop music store for $250! I threw a DiMarzio Super Distortion pickup in the bridge position.
Have you ever documented an Ibanez Artist 100 ? From my understanding Gibson hit Ibanez hard in a law suite. I have an AR100 and fits perfectly in a Les Paul case. They made in the early 80’s too
By the way, it looks like one of the previous owners wasn't using the right size screwdriver to adjust the tailpiece's height; Especially the top screw's slot looks kinda rough. Reminds me of a MIJ LP copy I once had, and the guy I eventually sold it to criticised me for it, but the screws had always been like that 😆
It would be nice to see an old Hamer Sunburst demoed. At the time they were highly regarded but lost reputation as they expanded from a small custom shop. I have a New Hartford built Hamer Artist Custom from the mid 2000s which is immaculate but isn't a guitar I love.
Dang, that's a really nice looking guitar and I love the big volute. I wish Gibson had kept putting them on their guitars, would've saved players a lot of teardrops, headaches and money, plus they're very attractive attributes to the guitar's overall aesthetics.
Man, this thing kinda looks like a PRS Custom 24, a Yamaha Revstar, and a Les Paul got together in a motel room and this thing popped out nine months later.
Some PRS's I love, and some not so much....I dont like the lines they have on some of them..I like the more plain looking ones without the lines and creases on them
I had never heard of those! As a Spirit and Hamer lover I'm hooked! Wish I had the cash to get one right now because I have a feeling the price is gonna shoot up after this video.
I own an exclusive guitar. It was put out by Long & McQuade in Canada. Mid to late 2000s, Epiphone Explorer Negative series. I don't know how many they made, but I know they made Les Pauls, SGs, and Flying Vs as well as the Explorer. All were white with maple fret boards. Maybe you could find out about them for an episode?
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Love those TP6 tails… like a top hat on a tuxedo!
Hey Austin I was very inspired by that video with the DC bass/baritone conversion and ended up doing a similar conversion to an Epiphone Thunderbird Goth bass. Set it up with active 7 string bar magnet pickups. When I get the fit and finish done I’ll send in some pics. I bet some of your viewers would rock it.
Thank you for the video.
@@house-o-twang 👀
This is my favorite kind of episode where Trogly talks about and demos a special guitar from the past. That's how his channel began and I think these are the most interesting kinds of videos he does.
Agreed!
Those tp tailpiece are hot trash man. Abe Wechter and Marv Lamb saw the writing on the wall by 1980. The guys who stayed at heritage were stuck with piles of that awful Schaller hardware. Good news swap and it fits a tailpiece that doesn't look like 😬😳
Agreed!!!!
Then he tries to sell it for 30k 😂
Reason I watch the channel !
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COUNT TROGULA
My eyes nearly popped out of my head when you pulled that beauty out of the case! I went into salivating mode when I realized it was a double cut away. Oh, if I could only taste it.
I seen BB King do that in his act. What I mean is he changed his e string after he purposely broke it while playing on a bend. He whipped out another string. Casually applied it to his guitar before the second solo.
He was amazing!
Awesome ❤️
Rly
Why did BB purposely break strings?
This is a Very Nice Guitar, one of the Last ones Probably, From Kalamazoo, Norlin, Before they moved to Stashville, and started cutting corners, My Uncle worked in the Original Factory in Kalamazoo, for 25 years, he did Not want to move to Stashville, so he stayed at the now Heritage Guitar Factory in the Original Building, He still works there, and i go see him at work and bring him Lunch, I Get to go and see Heritage Build Guitars all the time, This is Great to see,, The SMELL OF THE OLD FACTORY IS IN MY BLOOD, Rock on, Cousin Figel
I really like this guitar... By the way, I´m a Hamer fan.
Sell it to Norman's so we can hear Lemmo play it. Love this one! P90s FTW.
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Bought my first guitar at LA Tosca when I was 11 at the time it was located on st Hubert in mtl . By the time I was 17 we saw these guitars on stages all over mtl. Cool part of guitar history
Hey Trogly! I am from Montreal, Quebec and have been a customer of La Tosca, a mythical guitar store which sadly closed
in the late 90's.. Guy was a salesman there and was also a member of TheBox, a popular canadian band in the 80's and 90's. Guy is a great guy and was a salesman in that store. Beautiful axe!!
Oh yeah
Oah ya
Guess what
You just won the most fabulous Wallmart award for the very first comment wooohooo you are absolutely amazing 🍪
La Tosca was right where I live! They were huge in Montreal!
Still not first. Arrrrghhhhh
Just for all your information. You should not use steel wool on any guitar parts use only a brass brush, or stainless steel wool period or a nylon scruffy like you use in the kitchen
What makes stainless steel wool ok and regular steel wool not? I've used regular 0000 steel wool on frets for 30 years with no issues at all.
I own a epiphone tak matsumoto double cut away! I believe epiphone made them 2014 only! Ebony board, Gibson pickups, great tuners. Blk with gold hardware! Very nice!!
TP6 tailpiece is not a bridge but you already know that so it's all good!
At first I thought that case was hideous now I’m starting to want one
What a beautiful guitar ! ..those 1970s P-90s sound great !
Definitely one of the better sounding guitars I've heard in a while.
All sounds the same through TH-cam compression
P90’s are the top.
@@andy_182 😔😔😔
Stunning guitar! Reminds me of the Yamaha SGs in the 70s. Trogly should definitely try the Revstar 502T: dark green with P90s, mahogany body with a thin maple top, rosewood fingerboard. Think he'd like it!
That’s one of the coolest Gibsons you’ve had in a while. Wow that thing is beautiful a double cut with p90s that sound amazing and that beautiful top. 😮😍
Trogly's in the HOUSE!!!
Any1 else think its funny that if you double cut an LP you basically have a PRS?
I blame Trogly for making guitars vintage guitars more expensive 😂 love you Trogly
Very similar to Washburn Eagle/Falcon/Hawk series.
I love double cuts especially the Les Paul 120 Anniversary with Les Paul style horns with bindings. Ocean blue heavily quilted, hmmmm.
My favorite show!
One of my favorite guitars is my Hammer dc. Sounds and plays amazing for a early 2000s inexpensive guitar
You know, I’ve owned a lot of guitars in my life. Not all the guitars, I’m not an expert, but I’ve owned Carvin, LTD (EC256, EC1000, PC-2V), Paul Reed Smith (custom 24-08), Ibanez Premium, Fender USA, Fender Mexico, Taylor, Chapman, Aria Pro, Bc Rich, Yamaha, but my Gibsons have always been my favorites. I can’t get past the feel of a Gibson. The sound, they feel like a true electric guitar. No other guitar compares to me. I’ve currently got 3. Gibson Les Paul Traditional, Gibson Flying V faded, Gibson Firebird V, and a 70’s Explorer on the way. Used to own a 2015 Studio I wish I kept. All amazing guitars, not perfect, but better than the rest.
Hit the nail on the head.
I came across one of these with one of the most beautiful tops I’ve ever seen for $950. Shame it was sold already 😢
You better think real hard about getting rid of that thing. AUSTIN...
I love Gibson dc’s and p90s. Wish I had that one right now. Been playing my LP with p90s and love it, but that sucker is 10.5 lbs
I've got an R-6 LP custom shop with P-90s and a SG special with P-90s and a DC with P-90s. I'm hooked.
I’m not a big fan of the clear guitar bodies but those pickups look soooo cool without the covers. Seymour Duncan should make clear hot rails.🎸
You got me laughing Trogly!! The Mark Agnesi overlay when talking about Hamer guitars!! Didn’t see that coming lol
Trog, any chance of some more Hamer guitars being featured?
Some cool axe this one is...I absolutely dig it.
Models like this one always remind me of Chris Hayes, former guitarist of Huey Lewis & the News, who had several different Gibson Spirits, including that XPL with a Kahler and Eplorer headstock 🙂 And great to see a bit of Hamer content! I once owned a 'Steve Stevens' model (very much inspired by the Gibson Melody Maker, with Floyd Rose and HSS pick-up configuration) and an Explorer-shaped 'Blitz' bass. They made some nice stuff, when it comes to US-made 🙂
Nothing sounds like p-90s...nothing
Gibson should make a model called “The Fluke”
Lol 😅
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I LOVE WHEN TROGLY REVIEWS DOUBLE CUT SPECIALS❤️❤️❤️
Hey trogldites, is it just the P-90s? sounds so good i agree trog, ty for the tutorials too.
Yed...those p-90s are the shit!
@@stephenstevens6573 working on it
That bring me good memories...La Tosca was a music store base in Montréal,sadly they close...This guitar have a great tone!
12th!
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Now I know where Rick Beato's got inspiiration for his own DC Signature model...
🤟Rick B. Is awesome
Sweet, a 1-Piece Top!
EDIT: Sweet, a 1-Piece Veneer!
As a French Canadian, I have to admit, I'm rather impressed with your pronunciation of the name Guy Brossard. Fun fact, Musique La Tosca has since closed its doors in Montreal, Perhaps losing out to Steve's music shop which is located not very far away from where Musique La Tosca was located, but worst, there was a Big box music store called Archambault Music, which opened up a few blocks away and that was probably the last nail in the coffin, however, Steve's music shop is very very well known which is probably why its doors are still open today.
at least steve's is a good store though
@@Weaselboy Indeed, it is where I bought my first guitar, still has that old general store feel to it, creeping floorboards and all lol
I always thought Steve's Music was in Toronto? Do they have multiple stores?
@@martb8022 Possibly, it's been in Montreal for as far back as I can remember though.
@@martb8022 - Steve's was started in Montreal but has had a Toronto store for ages. Their Ottawa store has been around for a while, too. They now also have a store on the South Shore, specifically in Greenfield Park, and another in the West Island, specifically Dollard-des-Ormeaux.
Dealer exclusives weren’t “birthed” in the ‘70s. Rose Morris and Rickenbacker go back to the early ‘60s.
I love it when Austin demo's the models in person, but seriously... I H8 this model. I don't know why, but everything about it is wrong. I hate the pickup covers, the PU switch position... Okay the P-90 tone is awesome, but everything else sucks. Not for me.
This one has everything to overcome disliking a DC model.
Thank for the information, again. I’m totally ignorant, I thought the DC Special and Hamer were different guitars. I thought the Hamer Sunburst was the first in ‘77, and the Spirit after that and then the Santana. But looking at the actual shape of the guitars, you’re right. it’s just a Les Paul DC Special with humbuckers. the reason I and maybe others think otherwise is because of the pickguard and P90’s?Hamer’s claim to fame wasn’t that shape though. when Hamer released their version nobody was making the Explorer (Hamer Standard) with a flame maple top. Apparently back then a lot of people wanted a V or Explorer but the Korina ones were super rare and Gibson hadn’t made any with maple tops yet. So Hamer built the Standard (1976) and the Sunburst (DC shape) with flame maple tops to really fill that gap in the market that their builders saw. It’s not a coincidence that the Explorer II with flame maple tops on Mahogany bodies came out in 1976 as well. Hamer had been showing their guitar for years before they launched it…. There weren’t that many guys at NAMM back in those days, everyone kind of knew each other. so Hamer kind of changed the scene during that time. Seems pretty obvious they inspired the Explorer II, and, they seem to be the First successful company to make it using exclusively Legacy Brand Models (Gibson or Fender Shapes). I think Pensa didn’t start selling until ‘82. G&L ‘80.
I think the neck is amazing. Top looks amazing. P90s are awesome. Sounds great. I love the whole guitar.
This thing is some kinda GORGEOUS, AND IS MY FAVE 'pAUL-LIKE' BODY STYLE BAR none! Esp. the weight-relieved ones like my LH Goldie D/C. Love the TP-6 too! Wish they had a belly bevel though.....would take off a few ounces on this anchor!
I have a Gibson 2019 standard 60s, a 2012 Dean Cadillac Tiger Eye and an Ovation Baladeer 2012 last USA production line. Marshal JCM900, Vox AD50, Marshall DSL40CR ,Fender Tweed 1993 Blues Deluxe. I cannot contact you at your site. whats your Email?
Go to middle position, drop both volumes to about 6 1/2, and drop the tone on the bridge position to around 5, and the tone on the neck to approx 6 1/2. It’s now set up perfectly for some funky blues riffs!! With P-90’s you can get the greatest variety of sounds. ALL GREAT TONES!! Great guitar. I want one, but it has to be the tobacco sunburst.
Hey, you must learn part of your opening riff, it would sound amazing on this guitar. I have the Hamer version of this guitar that you pictured, with the P90s in transparent red, it's an 83 lefty. Fantastic guitar!
Congrats on 200k subs
HA!! My first thought was is that a Gibson Spirit? 😄 I use to have one between 1991-1997. It was actually a great guitar. I bought it used at a local mom and pop music store for $250! I threw a DiMarzio Super Distortion pickup in the bridge position.
Glad the Slash guitars stayed the same price.
they probably have to renegotiate with slash to change the price
@@willdimodica358 hmm hopefully it stays the same though. I got an appetite burst and thought $3000 was fair for what I got
That's one excellent guitar. Those P-90's are so sweet! Are you listening Gibson?
⚒️🔨🔨🔨🔨🔨 not hamere that's like lame Paul unless your from Indiana then I could forgive your speech inbreeding
Have you ever documented an Ibanez Artist 100 ? From my understanding Gibson hit Ibanez hard in a law suite. I have an AR100 and fits perfectly in a Les Paul case. They made in the early 80’s too
By the way, it looks like one of the previous owners wasn't using the right size screwdriver to adjust the tailpiece's height; Especially the top screw's slot looks kinda rough. Reminds me of a MIJ LP copy I once had, and the guy I eventually sold it to criticised me for it, but the screws had always been like that 😆
3:09 OMG Top KEKQ moment there with Mark in red shaking like crazy. 😂
It would be nice to see an old Hamer Sunburst demoed. At the time they were highly regarded but lost reputation as they expanded from a small custom shop. I have a New Hartford built Hamer Artist Custom from the mid 2000s which is immaculate but isn't a guitar I love.
What was the Pat Travers double cut Les Paul? I'm pretty sure one of the big US dealers had 25 made,
Dang, that's a really nice looking guitar and I love the big volute. I wish Gibson had kept putting them on their guitars, would've saved players a lot of teardrops, headaches and money, plus they're very attractive attributes to the guitar's overall aesthetics.
God damn that finish with the flame maple is amazing!! What would you call that, Tobacco burst? Well it's a very classy finish.
Gorgeous guitar! Sounds like it coaxed Edgar Winter Group riffs from Austin, although he changed it up before the video got blocked.
Love these models.
Man, this thing kinda looks like a PRS Custom 24, a Yamaha Revstar, and a Les Paul got together in a motel room and this thing popped out nine months later.
uhmmm... the neck, FOR SURE, it's coming from an Artisan Les Paul !
If PRS guitars looked like this then I’d get the hyped
I bet they could pull off a nice dc with their single cut/Tremonti body they’ve got. I’d like to see one.
Some PRS's I love, and some not so much....I dont like the lines they have on some of them..I like the more plain looking ones without the lines and creases on them
@@auntjenifer7774 not quite what we (or at least I) are talking about, but that is a good example of their capabilities.
@@wesleyalan9179 understandable. Some of their fancy guitars can get gaudy but they are some fine lookin instruments!
@@presmasterflash7555
Absolutely
I'm a big fan of the Washburn Wing Series, very similar to all the double-cuts like the Hamer.
Austin back to vintage Gibson's.....Yes this just feels "right"
Hamer, yes, but I was thinking older PRS… I would love to see PRS’s take on the TP-6. 😂
You should make a video about Mike Ness and his Gibson's or something like it man
Yo TROGLY ❗️❗️❗️❗️❗️ Leah off some of the commercials man 😤
I had never heard of those! As a Spirit and Hamer lover I'm hooked! Wish I had the cash to get one right now because I have a feeling the price is gonna shoot up after this video.
thats the guitar clean sound ive been looking for all my life
Canada, land of Maple Syrup!
I own an exclusive guitar. It was put out by Long & McQuade in Canada. Mid to late 2000s, Epiphone Explorer Negative series. I don't know how many they made, but I know they made Les Pauls, SGs, and Flying Vs as well as the Explorer. All were white with maple fret boards. Maybe you could find out about them for an episode?
That is a cool run!
I bought my Epiphone Genesis from La Tosca in 1980.
This reminds me of my 3 79 to 81 epiphone genesis double cuts. Wish they came with p90s
4:16, anybody know the make, model, & year if that sweet-looking red PRS?
Hey, that’s a Hamer Sunburst!! They are def copying Hamer.
And he's back in the old room again. Is Trogly travelling in time,?
Wow im a Canadian 1980 model human never heard of this Gibson.
Damn I’m loving this. Augh there’s none available:(
Didn’t expect the Johnny Thunders shoutout, super cool!!
A 78 DC like this would be a bucketlist item for me. Birth year..
Very cool guitar. P-90s have a certain something.
Never commented before, but sorry Austin, that is not a good guitar, it is f#@n great
This is an awesome guitar, one of the best sounding ones you have demo
Yeah, that's flamed ebony. Very nice. Keep it.
I love the neck on that beauty!
Professionals (shows picture of Jonny Depp)
I think I had a guitar that sounded like that one time 35 years ago
if he didnt put the custom truss rod cover on these it would mean they didnt exist so nobody would need to figure out what they were
Clear bobbins rule!! Cool seeing the copper windings. That thing sounds great, the bridge not as thin as some. OD, killer!! Ü
Yeah, I love it too....that part of the video came up as I came across your comment....I was gonna comment the same thing, good stuff!🤟👍