Does all of this work if you have your transtrem tuned to Eb (1/2 step down)?

Fantastic.

Daaaaayuuum

Harganya berapa ya kira2?

Harga berapa bos?🙏

It’s nice to see somebody demoing the trans trem who can actually play

The proper way to set up your TransTrem is easily found on the web. Steinberger World is one place. This guy has no idea what he is doing. He didn't even attempt to adjust the master tension spring.

crisp snappy sound really nice

The BEST ever. I enjoy my Elite.

Great tribute mister!!!

What the guitar's name?

hello, maybe I’ll ask a stupid question. why do we need these three buttons under the pickups?

Awesome dude!!! Gracias por sacar este solo!!! Grandisima banda Europe!! Kee Marcello es una bestia!!!!

Nice. What guitar brand?

Great job 👏

Crisp….

Great job!!!!!! 😎

Vito was phenomenal. He replaced EVH as my favorite player when I heard the Pride album in 1988. Where did you get the lion head sticker and "White Lion" lettering?

The tone sounds plain to me, no much harmony😂 Is it the character of graphite neck?

I absolutely hate using floyd rose systems. Would a Steinberger with or without a TransTrem be a nightmare to setup/maintain/change strings ?

I've always wanted an older steinberger with a tremelo system. In fact I absolutely love headless guitars in general so comfortable to play. I use the tremelo system alot ala Jeff Beck so I would need one with a tremelo that allows me to pull up a little. What's held me back is fearing the headache of string changing, setups, maintenance etc.... Owning a Floyd Rose in my younger years scarred me lol I tried learning to use them until finally I had a Floyd rose system go nuts on me 10 mins before a gig. Didn't have the no how to fix it and my back up guitar also had an accident earlier on the way to the gig... So I had to embarrassingly cancel the gig. Ever since then I'm paranoid about any gear with a ton of difficult upkeep. Especially niche systems the average repair guy might not be familiar with. Don't want to be on tour going to several guitar shops to finally find somebody qualified enough to fix it. How much of a headache is the maintenance ? On a TransTrem ? Or R Trem ? Easier than a Floyd ? Anybody know of a headless guitar with a working tremelo that is simple to maintain and set up ? Love your channel the info was most helpful

your guitar is incredible. what bridge do you have? S-trem? That guitar is not for sale? I loved it.

Che peccato, chitarre splendide in mano a un cialtrone.

Awesome playing dude! Am I the only one who sees the Stay Puffed Marshmallow Man where the volume and tone knobs are? I can't unsee it now.

loved his white esp strat

amazing bro!!!!!\m/

A 300mm steel ruler with an imperial (inches) scale on it marked in either 1/64ths, or 1/16th inch is ideal for setting the action of the two E-strings first, use the ruler to measure the action at the 17th fret, a good spec to use for setting the 17th fret action is 4/64ths, or 1/16th (Fender's spec for Fender Stratocasters that use the Fender 25.5 inch scale length), once the two E-string 17th fret actions have been set, use your Stewmac radius gauges to set the actions of the A,D,G, and B-strings.

Here's a couple more tips, buy a chapstix lip-balm (the ordinary one used for treating cracked and dried lips) and use it to lubricate the notches in the string saddles where the string sits, do the same for the notches in the two bridge pivot-posts where the two knife-edges of the bridge sit, doing this should improve the return-to-pitch ability of the bridge, if you find that each of the six tuners seem a bit stiff you can use the chapstix to lubricate the threads of the tuner screws.....hope that helps too.

Here's a tip to make setting the intonation on these Steinberger guitars a bit easier, you need a 600mm steel ruler, a roll of low-tack painter's tape, and a sharpie permanent pen, first of all lay the 600mm ruler on the neck roughly about where the center line would be, make sure that the zero end of the ruler lines up with the very center of the zero-fret, next mark where the center of the 12th fret lines up on the ruler using the sharpie pen this defines half the scale length on the ruler, next, put some painter's tape on the bridge on each side of the saddles, next position the ruler so that the ruler's zero mark is near the saddles and line-up the 12th fret mark on the ruler with the center of the 12th fret, next use the sharpie pen to mark on the painter's tape where the zero-mark of the ruler ends up, the marks will define where the neck scale-length is, next thing to do is use the marks on the painter's tape to "Rough-In" the string intonation, to do this position the high e-string saddle so that the center of it is about 1.6mm away from it so that the scale-length is longer by 1.6mm, do the same for the D-String saddle, next position the B-String saddle so that it increases the scale-length by about 2.5mm, do the same for the A-String saddle, next position the G and low-E string saddles so that they increase the scale-length by about 3mm, this will get the intonation for all the strings roughly in the ballpark so you will only have to make minor tweaks to them......hope this helps.

Underated guitarist like Richie Sambora.

Very soft . . .nice . .

Ciao Alessandro, perdonami se ti scrivo qui ma noi amanti della Steinberger siamo una ristretta cerchia😅 e tu mi sembri molto esperto in materia. Ho cercato di settare il trans Trem della mia GM4T perché cambiando posizione non era accordato.Ho seguito il video che avevi fatto appositamente ma ho un problema è non capisco come risolverlo: quando devo regolare la selletta col cacciavite sul mi cantino, che deve essere un C, non riesco ad arrivare a quella nota. Partendo dalla posizione standard la accordo in E, poi salgo di posizione col trem e usando sempre i piloncini lo accordo in F#. Poi mi sposto due posizioni in basso rispetto alla standard e la corda mi risulta essere un C#. Allento la vite ma non arrivo al C…secondo te cosa potrei fare?

Sounds great. As used by Aussie Bands Pseudo Echo and INXS.

Vito was/is VH 2.0...

Y no little fighter 😭😭😭😭

Wow A Strat with 24 Frets!!! Nice Modifications Bro

All great

Shame these aren't available... its hard enough to track down parts for hohner copies and spirits...with, licensed by steinberger on them with i always thought they were the real thing just stamped.

Faltou notas ai

Awesome video! going to use this as my resource. Very helpful video Alessandro

Great covers!! You did a great job and Vito Bratta was the king of melodic solo’s!

Holy bru that was amazing

A Bingo! For you brother!!

Bel tributo, sarebbe bello se lo rifacessi con un audio migliore.

I wouldnt know Vito Bratta from a fried baloney sandwich on rye bread- but enjoyed this players performance.

Who makes the calibrated double ball strings for Trans Term?

Vito Bratta and Jeff Kollman (Edwin Dare) are 2 of the most criminally underrated guitarists of the "hair metal" ballad era, and you've absolutely nailed Vito. Killer job

i still don t get how you keep the bar down to tune it

This is pretty amazing that it works as well as it does. Are you limited to a certain string gauge for it to work properly? Is it noticeably sharp or flat at any point, and does it respond well to bends?

Thank you for your videos. I bought a trans trem from you on ebay and it was perfect. All the best.