Has Gibson ever tried a block tremolo unit?
Pacomc79
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I was wondering this this morning. I know obviously Bigsby's have been used and Lyres.
I wonder if they've ever used a block with springs on any guitars. Les Pauls or the like. I can't recall any at all, though I do wonder what it would be like having say an SG with a tremolo unit.
I wonder if they've ever used a block with springs on any guitars. Les Pauls or the like. I can't recall any at all, though I do wonder what it would be like having say an SG with a tremolo unit.
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Alex Lifeson has one: click: Alex Lifeson with Gibson Les Paul Custom
However, you can easily replace your stop-bar with Trem Stop-Tailpiece from Stewart MacDonald.
click: Les Trem Stop-Tailpiece - in my opinion it's far less off-putting and obtrusive than a Bigsby.
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