Stratotele with EMG SL20 SSH85 Steve Lukather pickup set adjustment, plus grounding soldering Part2

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  • čas přidán 7. 07. 2024
  • Hi Everyone!
    Today I show you a Handmade Stratotele with EMG SL20 SSH85 Steve Lukather active pickup set adjustment, plus grounding soldering Part2. If you have any question please ask my or I make something wrong, please tell me! Thank your very much for the "Like" or "dislikes " please subscribe.
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Komentáře • 6

  • @RollingStoneZzzzz
    @RollingStoneZzzzz Před 23 dny +2

    Viktor
    The Doctor is in Da House! You've really showed your guitar tech mastery here. 👍👏
    I think the builder spared no expense on this guitar. The Bridge looks like it cost a fortune. Also, I never saw thoes locking tuners before. My black American Stratocaster has locking tuners but there is no need to winde around the post just tighten and couple turns and its at pitch. These seem to tighten with a set screw on top then you winde around the post. No need to reverse bend your string. Amazing!
    Great work fine tuning this guitar. The owner is SO lucky to have such a Master guitar 🎸 tech work on it. I'm never 💯% happy with the workmanship of our local Luther's. Each video you put out shows a little more how great your ability is. I hope local guitar owners see your videos and the comments left and your business grows expedentually. I'm impressed!
    Ray, across the pond in the USA!
    Das 😎 all. 👍

    • @viktorlieszkovszky9683
      @viktorlieszkovszky9683  Před 23 dny +1

      Hi Ray! Thank you again for your kind words! Yes, this tremolo is a very high quality and precise type. But this also only provides the same memory that Leo Fender created in the early fifties! Here, too, you can see what a genius he was in the field of guitar production!
      Regarding the vise tuning key, I used to wind the string on it at least 3 times to get the angle of 3-5 degrees so that the other vibration of the string does not give a glass sound! Luckily more and more people are watching my videos and thus my customers are increasing, but still it will remain just a hobby for a long time. Viktor from the high Alps

    • @RollingStoneZzzzz
      @RollingStoneZzzzz Před 23 dny +2

      @@viktorlieszkovszky9683
      My instincs tell me you are a electrical engineer or high tech field?🤔 Your knowledge is not that of a typical hobbyist. No matter you are very impressive to watch. Best wishes. 😎👍

    • @RollingStoneZzzzz
      @RollingStoneZzzzz Před 22 dny +2

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      Viktor
      Sorry to bother you. I have been thinking 🤔 about your comment. So with my locking tuners I should as of old leave slack and wind around the post a few times as you did in your video? This would make my string sound better? Thanks Viktor. 👍

    • @viktorlieszkovszky9683
      @viktorlieszkovszky9683  Před 22 dny +1

      @@RollingStoneZzzzz Only if there is no meeting point of at least 3-5 degrees from the tuner keys to the 0th fret. Since Telecasters and Stratocasters have parallel heads, the gibson head is not a parallel system to the fretboard. The bending of at least 15 degrees.

    • @RollingStoneZzzzz
      @RollingStoneZzzzz Před 22 dny +1

      @@viktorlieszkovszky9683
      👍😎