Twang Bender

Demonstrating my new "Twang Bender", string bender that bends the first, second, and third strings.
Mounts without major modifications to the guitar.

[@colotron]

This a very interesting design! There is a vid in related videos called M.S.P Guitar Systems. The man playing in it is my old guitar teacher and the original inventor of the string bender. However , this is a very very unique design , I love it!

[@TheTangentUK]

great video

[@TheTangentUK]

@AlexandriaValleyCubs good job i thought. it looks closer to the palm compared to a strat whammy bar, so I am thinking it would be easy to access for bends.

[@TheTangentUK]

@TheTangentUK No I probably wasn't, but when I was 18 the internet had still not took off, so if you wanted to learn guitar you had to do so by hard work and library books, also if U thought U were not doing something right U could not verify it online, U waited till the following week till U got another book. I did not have the luxury of going online to check different scales out ect, its so much easier to learn now with the internet ready available.

[@TheTangentUK]

@TheTangentUK anyway end of conversation, I know U can play guitar no one said U couldn't, I just know most guys that can appreciate other peoples styles would show them a bit of respect when they are showing them new ideas. That guy probable spent weeks even months after work planning and crafting that bender, only for some dude to come along and rip it to bits.

[@TheTangentUK]

or and as for the spelling it is the least of my worry s, but thanks for picking up on it, its about all you do pick up on as you clearly know nothing about different styles of guitar playing

[@TheTangentUK]

@AlexandriaValleyCubs Your probably an ok guy, but if U think about what U said U must know it was a bit harsh, for start offs the guy only had one comment,, so making any comment at all was going to get noticed as he did not have hundreds to sieve through. 2nd I don't see how it was a pathetic excuse for a bender, it looked as good as anything you would see on a gretsch, it looks like it is from the bigsby family, maybe not identical but along those lines, it was made out of cast metal,