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Bei den Kleinanzeigen gibt's gerade eine schicke Tremonti.
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Bernie Marsden in Aktion:
wer's mag... lächerlicher preis imho.Die nächsten Gibson PAF´s? :-D
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1986-Paul-R...437699?hash=item235dda3843:g:ZogAAOSwNgxWEDhc
Zum Jubiläum hat man das Original-Mann-Vibrato wiederaufgelegt.
Das Vibrato nennt sich "Private Stock Gen III tremolo bridge with locking saddles". Das Jubiläums Vibrato sieht so aus wie das Standardding.
Bedeutet es, dass das Gen III ein Top Loader ist, also die Saiten nicht durch den Block vom Rücken zum Top geführt werden, sondern man die Ballends nur
von oben in den Sattel legen muss und dann verriegelt?
Auf der PRS HP findet man das:
"The Gen III Trem functions in all the same ways as PRS’s patented tremolo always has, and includes two notable design updates. Both of these updates maximize the transfer of the strings’ vibration through the bridge and into the body of the guitar, supporting the fidelity of the guitar’s tone and maximizing sustain.
1. The screw has larger thread and a custom head design, creating more mass and more contact from the screw to the bridge and the bridge to the guitar’s body.
2. Grooves have been added to the bridge plate. The grooves are radiused to match the radius of the height adjustment screws, again so there is more contact and a better fit.
John Mann bridge (Gen I). Approximate years in production: 1985 – 1995.
PRS Patented Tremolo (Gen II) Approximate years in production: 1993 – current.
PRS Gen III Patented Tremolo. Offered in Core production via the "58/15" limited run in 2015.
PRS Gen III Patented Tremolo with locking saddles. Offered through the Private Stock program beginning in 2011."
Okay, Rätsel selber gelöst:
"[...] and the Private Stock Gen III tremolo bridge with locking saddles. Our most recent innovation, this Gen III tremolo, functions in all the same ways as the PRS patented tremolo system always has. As always, the bridge is machined brass, a metal that rings beautifully. The block, intonation screws, height-adjustment screws, and the string slots on the saddles are all left un-plated for increased sustain and fidelity of tone. A. The mounting screw holes are countersunk from underneath, creating a knife-edge set-up that ensures the bridge will return to pitch after use. B. The bridge’s sidewalls create a pocket that keeps the six individually adjustable saddles from moving sideways, thereby eliminating another traditional cause of tuning instability. C. The saddles feature a compound radius so that the string breaks across the saddle at the optimum angle for contact and vibration transfer through the bridge. The Private Stock Gen III Trem also features locking saddles. These saddles hold the ball ends in place preventing any movement in the block and further ensuring the guitar returns to pitch after use. D. The tremolo arm is unthreaded and features a small set screw that allows the player to customize the feel of the arm and find a comfortable playing position. The Gen III trem also has a few notable updates that further support the fidelity of the guitar’s tone and maximize sustain. E. The mounting screws have been redesigned with larger thread and a larger custom head. This added mass creates more contact from the screw to the bridge and the guitar’s body, resulting in greater sustain. F. Grooves have been added to the bridge plate. The grooves are radiused to match the radius of the height adjustment screws, again so there is more contact and a better fit."
Wäre ja vielleicht ein schönes Replacement im Sinne Rule of Tone ;-)
Meine nachrichtendienstliche Tätigkeit spendiert dem Forum den neuesten PRS Katalog für das Jahr 2016. Leider noch ohne MAP. Vom 2015er gab es auch eine Version mit und eine Version ohne Preise.
Ob sich die Preise stark verändert haben?