Let's see those Bigsby's!!

[frankencat]

Think of putting a Bigsby on one of my guitars, either a Tele or an LP copy like an Agile or maybe a MIK Gretsch. Show us whatcha got!

 

[TravisE]

My butchered '54.

 

[GAD]

How about a Guildsby?

 

[HRydarcik]

 

[K-Line]

 

[frisco kid]

I've really got to do something about this Bigsby obsession:

 

[pfflam]

B-16 -

 

[nmiller]

1967 Kustom K-200A I used to have:

 

[DANOCASTER]

You can just TELL that this thing sounds great by looking at it

what an freakin' orphan !! ( who is now loved )

My butchered '54.

 

[TravisE]

You can just TELL that this thing sounds great by looking at it

what an freakin' orphan !! ( who is now loved )

Loved indeed. I know I've said it before and I've always made a liar out of myself but, I can not see me ever selling this guitar. You really need to play it. It's freakin' unreal!

 

[Frankee]

.........and with wacky "Merle Travis" attachment.

 

[enharmonic]

 

[mad dog]

Here's my favorite Bigsby at the moment. An early run of the humble Gretsch 5120, before they went with current specs. This one has a fixed bridge, slightly shallower body, not-clear pickguard, and the tension bar Bigsby:

Rewards "energetic" playing, and does not go out of tune. Great guitar!

 

[blueshawk1]

here's mine;

 

[fieldhdj]

 

[tartanphantom]

Some of mine:

 

[guitarpkr67]

What is that second guitar?

 

[Drew816]

A Burns on a '62 Duo Jet, original B7 on a '67 ES-330, Trap on a '67-ish 335 and a Bigsby on a Rev Horton Heat. Might have another type of tremolo axe on the way in the near future, we'll see...

 

[Tone Disciple]

 

[lpdeluxe]

This is pretty plain, but shows how neatly a B5 mounts on a Vibramate: