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Any bender or double bender players here?
Any one visiting from the Clarence White Forum or TDPRI? I have a Glaser B, Glaser B/G double and two P-W B benders. I'm particularly interested in finding anyone actually using both benders as a part of their regular style.
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Just curious....
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Renewal
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Over the years I learned to do B bender style licks without one. It's difficult to get the intonation dead-on every time bending up but going down (coming out of the string bend) is usually pretty convincing.
I've always wanted a B bender but never wanted to cut up my guitars to have one installed. Hopefully, some other players will chime in! |
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There was a guy doing a bender mech using a single hole drilled internally from the strap button to behind the bridge, no routing. The only thing visible on the back was a small metal plate the size of a large postage stamp. Unfortunately I was never able to track down the luthier. The example I did see was on a Squire Tele but the B string was snapped so wasn't able to try it.
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I got an amazing tele with a b-bender built by Ron Kirn a few months ago and I am incorporating it into my playing. It is a heck of a challenge to use it appropriately. I am addicted to it and just want to use it all the time.
It's a blast and was definitely worth the commitment. SB |
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Will Ray of the staycats uses the benders, I played one at the store yesterday, a tele with three pups llike a strat, really find the b bender limiting, really should go up higher and it does not for me, but I guess thats just me and if I owned one would work up licks that incorporate it, the tele was $1300 with the bender, and I do prefer strats to teles.
I find the tremolo on the strat set up to go up in pitch, and press on the bridge, gives me better bend, and its more notes and range the b benders, Last edited by Austinrocks; 12-07-2008 at 09:05 PM. |
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Duesenberg Multibender
Check out this demo of the Duesenberg Multibender in action. It'll blow your mind! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nb-0c66NYDk
BTW: It requires no routing whatsoever
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I have a Hipshot B-bender laying around here somwhere. It attaches to the strap button and looks like a contraption like a Bigsby. I had it on a Lester for a while. It worked fine, only problem was I couldn't shut the case all the way. I think it was $115 from StuMac. Probebly the cheapest option if you wanna try one out, you can put it on one guitar then another if you want.
It worked fine but I never got the hang of it, its in a box somwheres. |
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I am a bender man. I love it but sometimes I forget about it. Have to say my real love is the tele beneath the bender....haha.
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