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Soon cool..I AK getting a collection..I refuse to buy when I'm poor so yardsales and befriending old players has helped me alot..imean not like you bit I got old p90s old tops fender nobs and a strat trem in box. And some old guitars like cheap old lp style copies. They all suck but I hope to get t tops in one of em and p90s in another when I can aford em. I'm jst a bedroom player who loves guitar for fun. Sadly
That's really cool about the swappable saddles, Hipshot does similar with their KickAss bass bridge. Hipshot gives you the dimensions of their saddles in the user manual so you can fabricate your own from choice of stock, it has to be VERY easy to replace the Top Adjust saddle inserts with brass, etc. stock from a hobby shop or hardware store and basic tools.
My 1982 Victory Bass has the wedge bridge on it and I think it is a pretty solid design. I like being able to adjust the string spacing with that wheel saddle.
8:46 no,imo, its more interesting because theres more to the story of the plain box, plus they must have been thrown out more so, making them harder to find
I love the TP-6 fine tuning tailpiece and have stockpiled a few that I've picked up over the years. Any guitar I have that has a stop bar tailpiece has a TP-6 instead. They are VERY underrated.
I like them best when paired with faster winding (lower ratio) tuning machines, so you get a new set of strings up to pitch faster, then the finer tuning with the TP-6 takes over. This is better than having just a set of monotonous 18:1 tuning machines to work with.
I got an off brand one and a roller bridge for my SG. And I haven’t had to use it for fine tuning yet. As the other commenter said, is it because I also put some 1:21 ratio tuners on too?
'The Wedge' is ultimately a Schaller '3-D' bass bridge with 'Gibson' engraving. I had one on an 80's Hamer bass, with 'Hamer' engraving, and it read 'Made In Germany' on the reverse 🙂
'Nerdy' episode is awesome and very welcome, these NOS parts are amazing! Why not start the actual museum sooner rather than later, doesn't have to be widely public at first, maybe appointment only. Meanwhile it's great you document all these cool items here for us.
I have purchased three blue boxes TP6, Posi Loks & a regular TOM bridge I know I have one of the boxes, probably two, the third disappeared somewhere along the line Cool to see so many of the boxes together
7:48 I want that super dirt. I bought a n.o.s. SD back in the early 90's and the kramer Beretta that it was in was stolen. I was more bummed out about the pickup than I was about the guitar. Sounded awesome.
I live nearly a Couple miles from Music haven ray is an awesome guy To deal with Wouldn't surprise me if he had new old stock Gibson guitars And bass also
I have sent stuff back close to 3 weeks after costumer recieved it. eBay made me send it back.Customer said it was not working, it was a vintage fender deluxe amp. I paid for shipping and when I got it back fuse had been taken out.I put a new fuse in and its still working after 1 year. Anyway I never come out to the good with ebay, not when buying and not when selling. Reverb has always been fair with me, I have nothing to say about Reverb, its all good.
I'll never say that the bridges of my guitars excite me so much. What excites me are suspension bridges. My favorite place on Earth is the Brooklyn Bridge.
Since you have the extra saddles, might be worth taking them into a local machine shop... they could probably turn out replacements for... not much, and could do 'em in a harder wearing material like stainless or even titanium.
Christmas in August?! Nice haul. The travel on the top adjust looks too short, maybe why it flopped. Or I'm missing something. I wonder if Trog will take stickers off covers SG gray lead pups?
Is there any bridge like the 3 point made today? I have a guitar with a Nashville style bridge where the saddles are almost all to the rear. It barely intonates as is but if I could knock the bass side back a notch it would help to get a little more adjustability.
As far as I know, the 1982 Les Paul Customs came with the 3 post adjustment bridges (non top adjust). Mine did but unfortunately the bridge snapped in the middle due to string pressure over the years. I've been on the lookout for a replacement bridge to keep it original but I can never seem to find one unfortunately
Yup, it turns out I had seen these before - but never BOTH at the same time so that is what caught me off guard haha. A good learning experience that "top adjust" refers to saddles and not adjusting your bridge's top mount location. 3 point is the correct term for those... even though technically they are both a type of "3 point bridge" haha
Those bass bridges are basically Schaller bridges ... which are really the best bridges (built a couple of basses with those ... wish I still had the Fender Musicmaster short scale bass I had that was converted to fretless with one of those bridges ... dude I sold it to ended up refretting it which made me sad. The other bass I built with one was built around a Kramer aluminum neck ... basically the Travis Bean style aluminum neck ... also should never have sold it). The lesson here kids is to hoard like Trogly and never sell. :)
Hello Trogly and hello fellow Troglodytes, can anyone recommend what’s a good stand to use for my Gibson Les Paul Standard that does cause a stand rash? I’ve heard too many different opinions but idk what to trust. Thank you.
Ever hear of the old 70s Japanese made guitar called the “Memphis TV-100” I have one; however it is damaged on the headstock/neck area. I’ve looked up the guitar and found no videos on it, just a bunch of out of stock marketplace stuff.
I bought a used guitar locally once. After the transaction the person shared way too much information with me about their current state of health and their life. No, not like terminal illness, but other crap. Anyways, as much as I liked the guitar I sold it to a buddy who flips guitars. I didn't share the story, why let poopy stories follow an innocent guitar.
I bought an NOS Hughes & Kettner CC212 speaker cabinet from a shop here in NZ in 2021. I contacted H&K with serial no and they said it was made in 2009 !! Cool cab too. Cheers from NZ 😎🎸🤘
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Soon cool..I AK getting a collection..I refuse to buy when I'm poor so yardsales and befriending old players has helped me alot..imean not like you bit I got old p90s old tops fender nobs and a strat trem in box. And some old guitars like cheap old lp style copies. They all suck but I hope to get t tops in one of em and p90s in another when I can aford em. I'm jst a bedroom player who loves guitar for fun. Sadly
I love the Gibson nos parts. I worked at a music store in the 80's and we had a lot of gibson and fender nos parts.
Wowee! Too cool.
Love the nerdy episodes.. The nerdier, the better. 👍
That Explorer is sick! 😎
That's really cool about the swappable saddles, Hipshot does similar with their KickAss bass bridge.
Hipshot gives you the dimensions of their saddles in the user manual so you can fabricate your own from choice of stock, it has to be VERY easy to replace the Top Adjust saddle inserts with brass, etc. stock from a hobby shop or hardware store and basic tools.
My 1982 Victory Bass has the wedge bridge on it and I think it is a pretty solid design. I like being able to adjust the string spacing with that wheel saddle.
8:46 no,imo, its more interesting because theres more to the story of the plain box, plus they must have been thrown out more so, making them harder to find
I love the TP-6 fine tuning tailpiece and have stockpiled a few that I've picked up over the years. Any guitar I have that has a stop bar tailpiece has a TP-6 instead. They are VERY underrated.
I like them best when paired with faster winding (lower ratio) tuning machines, so you get a new set of strings up to pitch faster, then the finer tuning with the TP-6 takes over. This is better than having just a set of monotonous 18:1 tuning machines to work with.
I got an off brand one and a roller bridge for my SG. And I haven’t had to use it for fine tuning yet. As the other commenter said, is it because I also put some 1:21 ratio tuners on too?
'The Wedge' is ultimately a Schaller '3-D' bass bridge with 'Gibson' engraving. I had one on an 80's Hamer bass, with 'Hamer' engraving, and it read 'Made In Germany' on the reverse 🙂
Never apologize for an episode being too nerdy.
No, but for not having cotton gloves....handling the goods with his t-shirt is kind of amateur...😳
The nerdier, the better! 😎
@@cataclysmicconverter yep!
@@gearViewmirror that's 2 funny...thinking the same...all this money & his "museum" stuff..T-dude, get some cotton gloves
Okay, nerd. Jk
'Nerdy' episode is awesome and very welcome, these NOS parts are amazing! Why not start the actual museum sooner rather than later, doesn't have to be widely public at first, maybe appointment only. Meanwhile it's great you document all these cool items here for us.
I have purchased three blue boxes
TP6, Posi Loks & a regular TOM bridge
I know I have one of the boxes, probably two, the third disappeared somewhere along the line
Cool to see so many of the boxes together
Drooling over the Mudbucker in the original box!
7:48
I want that super dirt. I bought a n.o.s. SD back in the early 90's and the kramer Beretta that it was in was stolen. I was more bummed out about the pickup than I was about the guitar.
Sounded awesome.
Looks like the brass ones would be easy to replace, just get some flat brass stock that fit the measurements or file/sand it to shape.
I live nearly a Couple miles from Music haven ray is an awesome guy To deal with Wouldn't surprise me if he had new old stock Gibson guitars And bass also
I have sent stuff back close to 3 weeks after costumer recieved it. eBay made me send it back.Customer said it was not working, it was a vintage fender deluxe amp. I paid for shipping and when I got it back fuse had been taken out.I put a new fuse in and its still working after 1 year. Anyway I never come out to the good with ebay, not when buying and not when selling. Reverb has always been fair with me, I have nothing to say about Reverb, its all good.
omgggg the oak top r9 is so unbelievably beautiful
No better feeling than knowing you’re about to get your daily dose of guitar information
Except when it’s guitar parts 😂
LOTS of better feelings
The bass bridges were made by Schaller. Listed as schaller 3d bridge
Are you scanning all the instruction manuals for reference/longevity?
good thought
You always talk about this museum you're building!!!! I would love to see an episode on it😊
Those top adjust 9 position toms is what my 1983 Wine SG Deluxe Firebrand came with.
I'll never say that the bridges of my guitars excite me so much. What excites me are suspension bridges. My favorite place on Earth is the Brooklyn Bridge.
That SG is amazing. It must sound great.
Did not expect to hear you talking about my local music store when I pulled up this video. Ray is a great guy!
Thank You, Austin. I love Episodes like this so much!
Since you have the extra saddles, might be worth taking them into a local machine shop... they could probably turn out replacements for... not much, and could do 'em in a harder wearing material like stainless or even titanium.
Christmas in August?! Nice haul. The travel on the top adjust looks too short, maybe why it flopped. Or I'm missing something. I wonder if Trog will take stickers off covers SG gray lead pups?
Is there any bridge like the 3 point made today? I have a guitar with a Nashville style bridge where the saddles are almost all to the rear. It barely intonates as is but if I could knock the bass side back a notch it would help to get a little more adjustability.
not that I'm aware of - but doesn't mean it doesn't exist. Might be able to get a shop to "drill" you a new location on the bottom of your bridge
As far as I know, the 1982 Les Paul Customs came with the 3 post adjustment bridges (non top adjust). Mine did but unfortunately the bridge snapped in the middle due to string pressure over the years. I've been on the lookout for a replacement bridge to keep it original but I can never seem to find one unfortunately
Yup, it turns out I had seen these before - but never BOTH at the same time so that is what caught me off guard haha. A good learning experience that "top adjust" refers to saddles and not adjusting your bridge's top mount location. 3 point is the correct term for those... even though technically they are both a type of "3 point bridge" haha
Those bass bridges are basically Schaller bridges ... which are really the best bridges (built a couple of basses with those ... wish I still had the Fender Musicmaster short scale bass I had that was converted to fretless with one of those bridges ... dude I sold it to ended up refretting it which made me sad. The other bass I built with one was built around a Kramer aluminum neck ... basically the Travis Bean style aluminum neck ... also should never have sold it). The lesson here kids is to hoard like Trogly and never sell. :)
@@cataclysmicconverter I've got tons of guitars (and basses), cars and guns that I wish I'd never sold. But hobbies aren't free :)
Hey Trogly Les Paul Artists has stock also non braided wires because the activ electronic that cant shorting something out
Please don't apologize for being nerdy about guitars - this is the reason I enjoy your channel so much! Another enjoyable video.
Great stuff in those little blue boxes
Greeny's neck pickup has that grey wire too, not sure if yours is lamp wire though.
Damn I need one of those too adjust bridges for my 82 custom.
Right on 👍💯🎸🎸
I have one of those 84 explorers, mine was owens by lizzy hale. It's a beast
Now THIS is a real nerdy episode! Love it!
Pretty sure this is the only dude who was excited by a bunch of NOS guitar parts. Waaaaay nerdier than the average guitar nerd.
Hopefully there will be a Gibson pinball machine in your museum next to the cafe latte stand. (fingers crossed)
You could hire a metal fabricator to make more of those brass sadles. Granted it wouldn't be a large market. 😂
nice video, nice guitars and a box full of goodies you wanted. thats whats important
Hello Trogly and hello fellow Troglodytes, can anyone recommend what’s a good stand to use for my Gibson Les Paul Standard that does cause a stand rash? I’ve heard too many different opinions but idk what to trust. Thank you.
Ever hear of the old 70s Japanese made guitar called the “Memphis TV-100” I have one; however it is damaged on the headstock/neck area. I’ve looked up the guitar and found no videos on it, just a bunch of out of stock marketplace stuff.
I love nerdy episodes!
The box is basically what would be in Trogly's Pulp Fiction briefcase
I almost bought one of those explorers in 2011 but got a Thunderhorse instead.
Good choice!
Z is for 2 hours late. Cutting 5 lawns takes time. I cut my neighbors grass because they are old.
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I wonder if the Explorer is going to LambChopper, lol.
Banger video
Trogly, you needed an "angels singing" sound effect when you opened that NOS box!
How much for a gold one need one for a 50s abr1 replacement..love these videos make more please 2thumbs up...😂
Yeah mon dig those Bohemian SGs , I like the Yellow one ,its cewl !...Thanks Trogly !
Are you willing to sell the TP6?
Guitar geek love for all those parts, that's cool shit!
The nashville bridge boxes just look so happy. They're like :)
I bought a used guitar locally once. After the transaction the person shared way too much information with me about their current state of health and their life. No, not like terminal illness, but other crap. Anyways, as much as I liked the guitar I sold it to a buddy who flips guitars. I didn't share the story, why let poopy stories follow an innocent guitar.
I want that EXPLORER!
Cool stuff
👍
Greetings Andy. Too busy cutting grass tonight.
@@sgt.grinch3299 exercise and fresh air can't complain about that
Nice dive bomb, Austin.
What happed to trade Tuesday?
tomorrow
Nerdgasm!
After watching many of your videos I finally figured out who your voice reminds me of! Emo Philips!
You need to get some white cotton gloves for videos like this, lather than holding components in your shirt.
I have no one near me whom I can geek out with, so thanks for being there every day.
i love this nerd stuff
I would have double boxed that shipment given the value.
Wallmart
What a cool episode. I'm a NOS geek. Glad to see these found a food home.
I bought an NOS Hughes & Kettner CC212 speaker cabinet from a shop here in NZ in 2021. I contacted H&K with serial no and they said it was made in 2009 !! Cool cab too.
Cheers from NZ 😎🎸🤘
Boom
Yahoo!
7:20 as a bassist, my feelings are hurt
Grand slam.
why don't you buy a husk and build your own guitar?
Hey trog I got a pelham blue epiphone wilshire if you want to document that I can probably try to come to you or something
I’ll trade one perfectly crafted BLT sandwich for one of those
🎉
You just won the fabulous Wallmart award for the very first comment 🎉you are absolutely amazing 🍪 🍪 🍪
Congratulations on climbing to the summit of the Mole Hill and earning a Gold Medal.
What a treasure trove
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Peace Peace Hector
@@sgt.grinch3299 ✌️
Woot woot Trogly's guitars 🎸 🙌
Nos is always cool to me because packaging has had a soft spot for me.
I’d love to put a Gibson bass bride on my Fender P-bass. Watch purists turn red.
I for one, would have happy feelings if I was getting that SG…thats a very nice guitar 😊
Enough fun for for one episode? What are you talking about, you didn't show us ANY middle position readings!!
Understand one thing it's time for the daily dose guitar people 🤘
This video made me sad. :(
You do realize only guitar nerds watch this, so please, go hard.