Ultimate Rhoads

just wondering who makes randys brass bridge on his concord
i know its not jackson!

randy will never die wrote:i know its not jackson!

How do you 'know' this? Jackson made the guitar... What I'm asking is what background info have you researched to back your statement?

randy will never die wrote:just wondering who makes randys brass bridge on his concord
i know its not jackson!

Why ? Has your pedal board project been put on hold . Don't tell me your making a RR concord

its not a jackson bridge, it was made by a private party back then. i found this out when i bought mine for my tribute. to find one on ebay.. type in brass charvel bridge or tremolo. and they werent made by charvel either. the ebay seller i got mine from said he got them from the guy direct who made them for jackson/charvel back in the day.

my proof is from
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMobIvjV ... re=related

watch the whole vid it will make more sense

the pedal board is coming together slowly the reasion for this is because school is coming in like a week and i have to wear my contacts and i cant see the wiers that well so the board will be a weekind type thing and it will take longer than expected

should have started sooner

not bilding a randy rhoads concord just changing my old bridge on my replica its a pice of shit and it was made verry poorly my concord is a replica of the replica

Makes sense that they have the hardware made elsewhere. Why not just contact them and ask?

sik_kreations wrote:the ebay seller i got mine from said he got them from the guy direct who made them for jackson/charvel back in the day.

No offense intended, but just because a guy on eBay claims it came direct from the Jackson supplier means just about nothing. People claim all kinds of stuff on eBay.

Since Jackson is now an arm of Fender, the bridge is likely to be a standard Fender bridge made of brass... of course, you could contact Musonia and offer to buy one of the spares from Randy's case Seems interesting to me that he had 4 spares... how often does the bridge go bad on a guitar used on 3 songs a night?

Wasn't it mighty might?

after hours of looking found it

http://wayneguitars.com/wordpress/?p=1333

wayne charval brass bridge

my gusse is that when grover jackson was building randys concords he grabed the closest bridge at the time

thanks every body sorry for the mess

the funny thing is that they sell this at the site

Good work! I'm going to have to bookmark that one...

I like the paint job on the ? guitar... black on green would make a cool Riddler axe.

Paul Wolfe wrote:Makes sense that they have the hardware made elsewhere. Why not just contact them and ask?

sik_kreations wrote:the ebay seller i got mine from said he got them from the guy direct who made them for jackson/charvel back in the day.

No offense intended, but just because a guy on eBay claims it came direct from the Jackson supplier means just about nothing. People claim all kinds of stuff on eBay.

Since Jackson is now an arm of Fender, the bridge is likely to be a standard Fender bridge made of brass... of course, you could contact Musonia and offer to buy one of the spares from Randy's case Seems interesting to me that he had 4 spares... how often does the bridge go bad on a guitar used on 3 songs a night?

No offese inteded, It's not a standard fender bridge. My bridge is the same in the picture... The ebay seller is in the same area in socal where i have a feeling the bridge is from and im sure came from the same guy charvel uses, they are VERY distinct and no other bridge on the market is close. And I paid the same price...

randy will never die wrote:after hours of looking found it

http://wayneguitars.com/wordpress/?p=1333

wayne charval brass bridge

my gusse is that when grover jackson was building randys concords he grabed the closest bridge at the time

thanks every body sorry for the mess

the funny thing is that they sell this at the site

They didn't last year and prices were in the hundreds on eBay........ The bridge is the easy part.... Try and find the gotoh crown head tuners.

I would never buy this stuff on eBay. It's $149 from Wayne Charvel. eBay used to be good, now everybody wants to be a 'collector' and every seller wants to pretend his stuff is 'rare'. I see guitars on eBay that are offered at prices hundreds of dollars more than you could buy it new from a reputable merchant.

Not trying to argue, Sik, just stating my opinion...

Paul Wolfe wrote:I would never buy this stuff on eBay. It's $149 from Wayne Charvel. eBay used to be good, now everybody wants to be a 'collector' and every seller wants to pretend his stuff is 'rare'. I see guitars on eBay that are offered at prices hundreds of dollars more than you could buy it new from a reputable merchant.

Not trying to argue, Sik, just stating my opinion...

He just started selling them. I bought mine over a year ago. Mine is the same. And I didn't pay a premium. Try finding gotoh crown head tuners.. And quit arguing.

the wammy bar was also used on randys pokla dot v

he used it on the pokla dot v and his two concords

randy will never die wrote:the wammy bar was also used on randys pokla dot v

he used it on the pokla dot v and his two concords

A different model was used on the PDV, and Randy's second Jackson did not have a tremolo bar on it.