Vintage Tremolo
Posted in Guitar Parts & Accessories on 06/19/2010 04:35 am by admin |
 60s Gibson Tremolo Arm and Plate Vintage  US $100.00
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 Line 6 POD V20 Pedal w Power Supply and Carrying Case US $58.02
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 Stratocaster Solid Alder Body Vintage Cherry Burst US $28.00
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 CARL MARTIN VINTAGE SERIES SURF TREMOLO PEDAL PERFECT US $64.28
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 Vintage 69 Relic USA Fender C Shop Strat TREMOLO COVER US $2.92
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 Vintage 69 Relic USA Fender Strat Chrome ASH TRAY COVER US $.99
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 Vintage USA Fender Custom Shop 69 Relic Strat TREMOLO US $46.00
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 DRAGONFIRE 5150 GUITAR BODY FITS KRAMER® BLACK BARETTA US $88.00
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 DRAGONFIRE 5150 GUITAR BODY FITS KRAMER® RED BARETTA US $88.00
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 DRAGONFIRE 5150 GUITAR BODY FITS KRAMER® WHITE BARETTA US $88.00
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 DRAGONFIRE 5150 GUITAR BODY FITS KRAMER®NATURAL BARETTA US $88.00
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 Trem Cover for Fender Strat Black Pearl Guitar Parts US $7.95
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 Trem Cover for Fender Strat Black New Guitar Parts US $5.95
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 BLACK Vintage Tremolo CORRECT Fit for USA STRAT T4 US $29.99
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 Fender® Vintage Chrome Bridge Assembly Strat 2 1 16 New US $10.50
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 Fender® Vintage Gold Bridge Assembly Strat 2 3 16th New US $38.00
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 1956 60 Fender Strat Trem Cavity Cover Plate Tremolo US $100.00
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 Vintage 1960 67 Fender Strat Trem Cavity Cover Tremolo US $150.00
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 New Fender® Stratocaster Gold Vintage Bridge Assembly US $15.79
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 New Fender® Stratocaster Chrome Vintage Bridge Assembly US $10.50
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 Fender Squier Stratocaster Tremolo Cover Back Plate US $.99
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 Fender® Vintage Chrome Bridge Assembly Strat 2 3 16 New US $22.39
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 Fender Stratocaster Chrome Bridge Tremolo Whammy Bar US $.99
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 Fender Stratocaster Chrome Tremolo Whammy Bridge Kit US $.99
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 1957 Fender Stratocaster Bridge Saddles 1956 1958 US $1,199.99
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 1965 Fender Mustang Tremolo Bridge Tailpiece 1964 1966 US $99.99
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 Fender Stratocaster SSS Loaded Prewired White Pickguard US $.99
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 Fender Stratocaster Tremolo Arm Bar Vintage 1957 1956 US $199.99
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 Vintage 62 RI USA Fender Strat TREMOLO COVER American US $.99
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 Vintage 57 62 RI USA Fender Strat TREMOLO STEEL BLOCK US $45.00
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 VINTAGE 1963 GIBSON TREMOLO ARM WHAMMY VIBRATO LYRE US $129.99
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 Line 6 POD 20 Guitar Multi Effects Processor US $82.00
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 2003 FENDER STRATOCASTER LOADED RED BODY US $34.09
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 CHROME Vintage Tremolo CORRECT Fit for USA STRAT T4 US $29.99
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 GOLD Vintage Tremolo CORRECT Fit for USA STRAT T4 US $29.99
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 Diamond Tremolo feature filled Tap Tempo Tremolo US $239.00
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 Diamond Vibrato Amazingly versatile vibrato chorus US $269.00
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 EarthQuaker Devices Disaster Transport Delay New Ver US $195.00
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 EarthQuaker Devices Hummingbird ll Repeat Percussions US $145.00
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 Lightfoot Labs Goatkeeper 3 GK3 Super tweakable trem US $340.00
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 Demeter TRM 2s Stereo Tremulator Stereo Pan or trem US $309.00
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 Eventide ModFactor Versatile Modulation pedal effects US $399.00
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2008 Fender Stratocaster repacement bridge?
I got a new 2008 American Standard Strat a few months ago and the other day my brother was playing and he snapped off the tremolo bar off inside the bridge. I tried to drill it out but its there for good. My problem is I want to buy a new bridge but none of the music stores in my area or online vendors sell the 2008 specifically. I was able to find plenty of vintage style but I have 2 point and if I get one used it has to be 2008 since the string spacing is narrower. I found a few on ebay but there is quite a bit of Competition does anyone have any other solutions. Thanks
Hello! If all that is wrong with the bridge is the sheared off tremolo bar, you do not need to replace the whole assembly. The only parts you need are the counterweight (tremolo block, held in place by three screws) and the bar (tremolo arm). Check out suppliers like All Parts ( see http://www.allparts.com/store/bridge-parts-miscellaneous-bridge-parts,Category.asp ) or Parts Is Parts ( see http://www.guitar-parts.com/categories/22/9/Stratocaster.htm ), both of which are very helpful in getting you the right part. Make your brother pay for the replacements, and most likely he will leave your guitar alone in the future! Best regards, Dana
Crystal Antlers Artist Review
Hailing from Long Beach, California, ‘Crystal Antlers’ are an Indie band with a distinctively shadowy undertone. A blend of punk and rock give the band an earthy sound, at the same time their tendency towards indie style vocals gives them some catchy choruses.
Signed by Touch and Go Records in August 2008, ‘Crystal Antlers’ are now one of their massive 98 signings who are trying to get a name for themselves globally. The bands almost soulful approach seems to embody the location where their sound was crafted. Just thinking of California conjures up images of idyllic American summer scenes, and ‘Crystal
Antlers’ song ‘A Thousand Eyes’ from the forthcoming debut album ‘Tentacles’ (07/04/09) does just this.
The song begins rather sulkily with a dark sounded distorted guitar, leading into the raw stock verse which is somewhat uninspiring. The verse carries a nostalgic sound reminiscent of the UK band Last of the Shadow Puppets, a regular beat with virtual room to the max for the vocals gives it an almost live ‘big hall’ feel. This could be a criticism of the song, as its unpolished sound does occasionally give it an amateurish feel. But the band have a professional touch and great imagination, it is merely the recording which tarnishes their product. This nostalgia could be the consequence of the bands choice to use an organ and woodwind in their music, it gives the song an organic feel, as does the tremolo picking of the vintage sounding guitars.
Jonny Bell’s vocal style is fairly unique, it has a rich grainy quality to it, not too dissimilar to that of Dave McCabe from The Zutons. But Bell also reaches some particularly high notes in ‘A Thousand Eyes’ which can help in identifying his individual style. The bridge of the song is fairly lengthy. The calming piano tunes become slightly tedious, and the heavily distorted haunting sounds of the guitar (which I’m sure will become their trademark sound) continues throughout. The backing vocals reaffirm the slightly darker side of this otherwise catchy sunlit track, the mysterious hollering really gives the song a final air of obscurity.
Crystal Antlers have got real potential to make it big, especially in the UK market which seems to suit their sound perfectly. In a time where Indie and rock bands are tending to look back to the past for inspiration, Crystal Antlers melancholy tones seem almost a revival of the big sounds of years past. The Band are currently undertaking a tour of Europe before returning to the US in March.
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