99% of Guitarist Have Never Seen This | 1988 Gibson Les Paul Junior DC Pro Steinberger KB-X Trem

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@TheBluesBear Год назад

If you look at the bottom of the Skinnybucker, you can clearly see TWO separate bar magnets. That means it's not stacked. It's an inline double coil. One coil under the E, A, D strings and another under the G, B, E strings.

@koedoe00 Год назад

This is why I watch Trogly! I am amazed by all the rare guitars you have documented. I love learning about all these freaky and quircky guitars!

@Be_eM Год назад

I'm that "one guy in Germany" offering the fix for the KB trem mentioned in the video. I've tried to post a link to the website containing the information, but comments with links seem to be removed automatically. So, well, here I am, but I cannot tell you where to find information about this trem… ;-)

@Trog Год назад

www.headless-europe.eu/Bernds_Guitar_Pages/Steinberger_KB_Trem.html There we go!

@joermnyc Год назад

1.5 pounds of trem system, still neck dives. I think back in my teenage years at the guitar shop where I got lessons someone brought in one of the original singlecut models for some kind of repair, because I remember the Steinberger and the weird ‘80s black strip pickups!

@hkguitar1984 Год назад

The sharp edges of the fingerboard, on a guitar that old, surely must indicate it wasn't played very much. Congrats on finding this model, not many of these out there.

@dannohite576 Год назад

I work in metal. That bridge fix is actually very easy to do with the right equipment! Which I happen to have access to at work. Those "brass inserts" are just a common thing where I work, in multiple sizes

@ChuckNicholsonTRM Год назад

Agreed. It’s a very simple repair and once done it’s a very good bridge system. The repair is much simpler than replacing the KB with something else. I have two Epiphone Spotlight Nouveaus with repaired KBs and they work great.

@michaelmlekodaj6430 Год назад

@@ChuckNicholsonTRM For years I owned a Korean-made Nouveau Spotlight w/the KB. At some point, my Dad converted it to a hard-tail, which worked okay. I've since bought an '88 Epi Les Paul 3 (Korea) w/a non-functioning KB. Could you possibly direct me towards getting the repair work done? I'm not sure the guy over in Germany is still repairing KBs. Any insight/recommendations would be appreciated. I'd like to repair & keep the KB if possible. Thanks.

@aluminati9918 Год назад

Wow Trogly, never heard of this! The 1987-89 LP Custom Lite was another very interesting model of the 1st Henry J. years. With the same thin-body LP layout & Tim Shaw PUs. That’s a true gem.

@allisonholmesmusic97 Год назад

When you first opened the case I thought I was going to hate it, but damn I love that guitar. I’ve always had a special playing in my heart for the Les Paul double cuts

@bb_lz9790 Год назад

I wonder if the neck pickup is made from two 3 pole pieces. If you look at 8:38 the potting conforms to what looks like two magnets. That would make sense for a humbucker.

@Madakalim Год назад

Trogly rules. As a player I'm not a Gibson fanatic but do love guitar history. Instead of a museum he should just do an old fashioned comprehensive "coffee table" book with great photos and his in depth info. Could do whole chapter on cases!

@milhouserock 5 дней назад

A little late to this party but I just picked one of these up. However, the owner removed the KB trem system as well as the skinnybucker and filled in the cavities. He installed a regular wrap around tail piece system, repainted and re lacquered it. So, it lives up to the "Jr." name.

@JokersWild70 Год назад

Can we take a moment to thank Eddie Van Halen for bringing about the shred guitars, and who passed away 2 years ago today. If you watch the VH Australian concert from 1998, you'll see Edward using a Steinberger trem system on his Peavey Wolfgang guitar. The Steinberger reminds me a lot of the Wonderbar system on my Washburn A20. I love that trem, but it is bulky. A Wonderbar trem is also what Ace Frehley used on a couple of his Gibson LP's

@nigerianthunder Год назад

Funny, just got another EVH video today. RU-vid sometimes is a pain on timelines sometimes

@normalwhiteguy1555 Год назад

Rip

@jubei7259 Год назад

I had a really weird Washburn USA 80's metal guitar that had one of those. It was a crazy, spiky-shaped design & had previously belonged to the lead guitarist from a rock band called Fahrenheit. It was actually a pretty good trem system tbh, great for dive bombs etc but the guitar was seriously out of fashion by the time I got it from their former manager in the mid-nineties lol. Kinda miss that odd ball now.

@MrJohnnyDistortion Год назад

@@jubei7259 Fahrenheit was a Boston group.

@kevinhajducky5482 Год назад

I sent in info to the show I got a reply I won a prize now I think I’ve been scammed help me please

@minnesotatomcat Год назад

Yep you’re right, I’ve never seen one. Very cool guitar in my opinion if it wasn’t so ridiculously thick, I bet it’s a beast to play

@seanhammer6296 Год назад

I had one of those! The Les Paul Jr. Pro. As I recall, mine only had one single coil. It was the perfect pickup for a Marshall JCM 800. I think mine had the trem on it but I don't recall ever using it.

@Dan.Solo.Chicago Год назад

9:41 “How’s that neck?” (Beavis and Butthead laugh)

@mikecarbone828 Год назад

Salutations Austin! Affirmative, I have not seen one of these before, it is in decent shape, considering how seldom you see one of these Steinberger bridges that is still functioning properly, it would have been a bonus for us, had you demonstrated that in action as well, but since it has already been repaired once, it is probably best left alone. That would be a really nice model with a standard Gibson bridge and stop bar. It definitely sounded more alive with some overdrive or distortion than it did clean. It’s a unique instrument. Thank you for posting these videos! Please have an excellent and awesome day! ☀️✨🎸

@monsterkxf Год назад

I have a white 88 junior pro with the steinberger strengthened with parts from that german guy years ago. 🤘🤘

@shawnwaters1868 Год назад

Did you buy it in ‘88 or second hand? I’m trying to find one myself.

@monsterkxf Год назад

@@shawnwaters1868 Yes I got it back in 88 (in Montreal)

@wonder1950 11 месяцев назад

Thanks for the video its amazing I bought this guitar in 1988 brand new and still have it all original with case but really didn't know much about it till now thanks for stripping it down was a real insight into the making of this guitar

@Dan.Solo.Chicago Год назад

I love clear humbucker bobbins. I never knew about the green coil ones. That’s so cool.

@brucemyers5463 Год назад

Thank you for covering this guitar. It's so rare. My favorite les paul I've ever played.

@laguitarefaitmal Год назад

Same here. I own a few but this is the one !

@galerae947 Год назад

It sounds great. Lots of depth without muddiness.

@neilmacmusic Год назад

great video! my late 80’s M3 had a chopped off truss cover also

@ibanezgitarrero Год назад

I gave the "guy who knows how to fix them" a heads up and hope he will chime in here.

@TylerJohnstonGuitar Год назад

Nuclear Yellow is one of Gibson’s finest colors.

@SMarcey Год назад

This thing is so unique It would be a shame to sell it off. The custom wood tip on the trem bar, the waxed paper instructions for the trem system, yeah man this things too cool for school.

@dbspecials1200 Год назад

Springs are colored to delineate the tension level for that spring. often in other applications you'll see purple or orange. a clutch I bought came with 2 sets to choose from, for 2 tension levels.. and they were purple & orange.

@omikl Год назад

1:59 Or do what I did when my late '90's Steinberger Spirit developed leaning post syndrome: Used a hand vice to bend the things back again :)

@BrentAdams Год назад

That IS a gorgeous Rosewood fretboard! Weird.... but cool guitar. I was hoping that you would give a little demo of the trem.

@shadowcat4372 Год назад

God I love double cut Gibsons, this made my day

@Steve.Cutler Год назад

The guitar store I worked at in the 80's was a Gibson dealer, and I remember seeing these in the literature they would send us from time to time. I seem to remember they were expensive for what they were.

@mitchellkruszyna109 Год назад

A few years back, I had black Les Paul Studio Lite, but mine had had a Floyd tremlo. It was a great guitar.

@xvx6663 Год назад

I have one of those, mine is also black and with the Floyd rose. Mine is 1989 and the previous owner switched the pickups to Seymour Duncans. I love the mother of Pearl logo on it with the black hardware including the Floyd rose

@AndreaGangemi Год назад

Me too, mine was white. It would be interesting to have an aidea of how many they produced.

@wooferdevlin3571 Год назад

Way cool!! I only knew the two from the demos. Lollar in the bridge might help the roar. Never did whammy the twang bar, prolly scared it break. 😃

@74gunnm Год назад

Looks like this one inspired the later All American II. But Gibson wised up and installed a regular strat-style tremolo system and (oddly mounted) single coils. I used to own one - fun guitar.

@markkenward7040 Год назад

I had a couple Studio Lite in standard size, chromite. One had 3 pick ups.( Buck, single, buck)The other just 2 humbuckers. Both were the same color, a medium blue. Black trim on tuners and pick ups.

@jonathanhudak2059 Год назад

I like the neck pickup setting as well as the middle position setting... Not a bad sounding guitar but would like to see it in any other color besides overall black. Love the chainsaw case too

@paulcrosby7419 Год назад

Trogly you would love this, today I went to a art exhibition on guitars. They had an actual 59 Burst and Eric Claptons Korina explorer! It was insane!

@captainhotbunz659 Год назад

Cool guitar history, love these Gibson videos!!

@WalrusDoom Год назад

I have seriously never even seen a picture of these - bizarre! Great video.

@clarkbabin9799 Год назад

Them slimbuckers kind of look like the lace pickups I've seen in a few guitars.

@nickwort123 Год назад

I actually really like the neck pickup, especially with dirt

@phildem414 Год назад

WHAT A FIND !!!🤯 I love it 🤩 why not doing a radio for the slim coil🤔 the underside makes me think of a sustainiac driver/pickup, maybe it is two coil side y side like the fender XII but opted in the plastic enclosure.

@InfoWithheld Год назад

Trogly...Have you come across any of the mid-80's "studio standards" or "studio customs"? In the late 90's, I had an 84 studio standard/custom, that had cream binding on the top of the body, cream plastics, and was in ebony finish. No binding on headstock. I think it did not have a bound neck, and I know it was thinner than standards. It was a great guitar, and fairly rare as I've heard.

@willwilburn9473 Год назад

I have seen one. Nancy Wilson has one. It's coming up for sale on Reverb in a few days. I think on 10/19 as part of The Nancy Wilson Collection. Most of her Iconic stage played and studio used Guitars will be listed as well as other gear she owned/used and lots of other Memorabilia.

@willwilburn9473 Год назад

I can't wait even though I'll never be able to afford any of them.

@nunyabusiness6691 Год назад

Sounds almost like you were trying to play Shakin All Over during the sound demo. I like that this guitar exists, but I probably wouldn't ever buy one. I really want to get a Gibson M-III. I thought we had seen all the weird Gibson 80s models already but, somehow, you keep finding them! I really wish Gibson would have some kind of a product archive on their website because outside of forums on dead websites, Trogly is one of the only places to find any information on these guitars. Keep it up!

@xvx6663 Год назад

I actually own a Gibson Les Paul Studio Lite Pro in the color Ebony but with an actual Floyd Rose stock from the factory. Mine is a 1989. It also has the mother of pearl Gibson logo and the hardware is black. Very beautiful guitar, when I bought it the previous owner had already switched the pickups for Seymour Duncan’s, he claims that the circuit board pickups came stock with these so he did not like the sound when he bought it. I’m in the hunt for a second one …

@xvx6663 Год назад

@@Derm666 I’m actually looking to buy a second one

@scottykingdavid Год назад

I love it. Minus the bridge

@manupointfr6358 Год назад

I think I've seen one of these (or maybe this particular guitar) on Reverb a few weeks ago! Did you buy it there ?

@Wargasm54 Год назад

“Now that we know all about…..”. Well, we almost know. You didn’t even demo the trem? Such an oddity and I was wondering how well it worked and held tune 🫤. And yeah, an ebony neck would’ve been cool.

@RokDAWG1 Год назад

Wow I dig the way it sounds!

@robertdicarlo4490 Год назад

That middle position was great! Too bad about the neck dive ( you would have thought a 1.5 lb bridge would have countered that). Ebony fretboard would have been sooo nice.

@detox-dtxmusic6854 Год назад

really sounds great

@WalkenDead Год назад

That spring looks like something you would find in an old brake drum assembly

@jonathanhudak2059 Год назад

Hahaha hilarious so true!! 😄

@iggyfritz7150 Год назад

Myself owned the 1988 Showcase Edition gold top Les Paul light which came with a certificate of authenticity they only made 200. It came with ebony 24 fret fretboard dual EMG gold pickups black chrome Hardware it was the most amazing guitar I have ever owned I haven't seen one since if you find any of these showcase Edition guitars please show them they're amazing there's also SG versions with the same setup black chrome EMG pickups 24 fret they're amazing guitars.

@markpell8979 Год назад

OMG I nearly spilled my drink when you opened the case. A double cut version! Too bad this one was afflicted with the Steinberger tremble-o. Looks and weighs more like a door latch for a German truck. I guess you lucked out and got a decent one. Reinforce those stress cracks between the cavity routes before they become a problem by masking right up to the crack to protect the body lacquer, wicking thin CA in there, then touch it up carefully with black nail polish. Keep this weird guitar!

@RuthlessMojo Год назад

I'm currently planning a build which I'm planning on putting two minibuckers and two goldfoil pickups into if I can squeeze it all in. I'm going for an extended scale length so I should have room. I've also seen 6 single coil guitars. Considering you can get himbuckers in the single coil format you could potentially have 6 humbuckers in a guitar. Add some mad scientist switching and individual eq for each pickup and you have mind blowing tonal options.

@jasonbates2687 Год назад

Some of the allegorical comparisons Trog comes up with make me believe he has experimented with hallucinogens

@GetzGoth Год назад

Hasn't everyone?

@marvintimke3978 Год назад

2:03 The power of German Engineers xD

@Clearview68 Год назад

End of the video and still seeing spots after glaring directly at that yellow guitar. Worse than staring directly into the sun...

@zigzagrz Год назад

Tune that guitar down to D, that might help with the trem leaning since it'll be less tension

@namonamin3553 Год назад

Like it! Nice sound!

@jeffleecust Год назад

This is along the lines of what my dream guitar is. 88 is my birth year, I am an born and raised Tennessean so I want a Nashville made 88 Gibson so bad. Even better if it’s a weird or cheaper model .

@TheAtariCreep Год назад

Oh, that neck pup is tasty. Would love to find a husk or basket case example. Be a fun guitar to make your own.

@bigolbeee Год назад

I have an epiphone firebird 500 with the steinburger rig on it from that era it’s all original and n good shape. But I hardly ever find original parts for sale online…

@AndreaGangemi Год назад

I own a white 1989 studio lite. It is similar to the yellow model shown but mine has regular size humbuckers and Floyd Rose tremolo.

@xvx6663 Год назад

I also own a 1989 studio lite pro, but mine is black with the humbuckers and the Floyd rose…. I love the guitar… especially the mother of Pearl logo

@AndreaGangemi Год назад

It's really great to discover after so many years that l'm not alone.

@xvx6663 Год назад

@@AndreaGangemi I did not even know this guitar existed…. I saw it for sale on my local craigslist and was like what is that …. Met the guy and payed him 1000 for it… only that mine did not come with the chainsaw case or any Gibson case… I came with an aftermarket case… but I bought a chainsaw case after buying it…

@AndreaGangemi Год назад

@@xvx6663 Mine was a gift from my parents back in 1989. It has the standard Canadian hard case. At that time I was in love with Les Paul but at the same time I had bias due to the period (I was a fan of Frank Gambale). If I could travel back in time, perhaps I would get another model but nowadays it has a huge emotional value to me.

@macgibbon Год назад

Those slim humbuckers look so much like the singlecoils in the PRS 509 it's crazy. So kinda like Trogly was saying, PRS DID put 5 of em in a row!

@brucemyers5463 Год назад

My #1 is a 1989 studio pro 2. Of course I have fixed the tremolo.

@derrick11 Год назад

that thing sounds pretty damn fantastic

@joec6448 Год назад

Sounds great I like it has a great look too

@terryhayward7905 Год назад

Middle is where it really works , neck is a little muddy, and the P90 is harsh, but both together is really nice.

@facurojas4477 Год назад

The Geordi LaForge guitar! Amazing!

@tauntonengine3 Год назад

I guessing those marks on the back of the neck might be from the compartment door. With that trem not fitting in the box. I used to put my strap in that compartment and it would lift the cover enough to make little indents on the back of my neck.

@ronsampservice3066 Год назад

Pretty cool! You have to admit, Henry J left his mark and legacy on the world of guitar!

@nickyd9361 Год назад

I've seen the slim type pickups before, & i think i've only seen Jr DC Pro's in pictures. A weird model i'd like to have at some point...

@kevinhajducky5482 Год назад

The paper used on that instructions sheet looks like antitrust paper use in packaging of firearms to stop rust from forming in the packaging

@andrewkaiser7203 Год назад

Very noisy pickups. Not what I expected. They were noisy even when the notes were at volume (not just audible when the notes are dying off toward inaudible). Appreciate that you recorded this with a raw sound, with no gates or EQ to cover up the flaws.

@jonkey74 Год назад

Ok with distortion changed my mind. I dig it.

@jimmyjames2022 Год назад

Spooky, weird, unique LP Jr DC Pro Steinberger KB-X! Surprisingly the slim single coil holds it's own, but middle position sounds best. Like the design of the "future proof" post repair, but could be a curse since now there's no excuse to pull the trem out.

@dikinebaks Год назад

>1988 Gibson Les Paul Junior DC Pro Steinberger KB-X Trem That's a mouthful

@Kahuna54 Год назад

This is an odd bird for sure! Were you able to acquire a Rick Beato Signature DC?

@jasperdsmith Год назад

Thanks for the video Austin, we’ll done!

@timothyharrison8953 Год назад

Brother model to the Jr Pro. So it's kind of like a long distant sister to the Studio Light. Got you base covered there, huh?

@umbertoyltp Год назад

Looking at the neck pickup, I suspect it probably has two stacked coils on the same pole pieces. I wonder if someone actually ever cut it open to see what's inside.

@joshuasiefring5810 Год назад

This was my first guitar. $333. I still have it but it’s getting refinished.

@Electriceye1984bySam Год назад

Great video 👌🏻👍🏻😁

@musicsucks5843 Год назад

Most of the guitars on your channel are ones I’ve never seen before lol

@adamd.6698 Год назад

Nice!

@sgt.grinch3299 Год назад

Congratulations on climbing to the summit of the Mole Hill and earning a Gold Medal

@OzziePete1 Год назад

Thanx for showing this, never seen one. That Steinberger looks like it has a similar footprint to the Evertune bridge system. I think if you have to replace that Steinberger, I'd be inclined to upgrade to Evertune instead of TOM bridge & Stop Bar Tailpiece. Mind you, there must not be many of them around, so modernising them by installing an Evertune bridge will definitely ruin any collector value.

@nonservitium Год назад

I'm sad knowing I'll die never owning a guitar like this.....

@Wargasm54 Год назад

A lot of 80’s Kahlers had “lock” buttons too. That’s why I could never understand all the hate? Even if you didn’t want to use the trem, just push the lock buttons and it’s a hardtail. Except with much better tuning stability. 👊🏻

@james-he7xv Год назад

Kahlers and wonderbars which is what Washburn used where by far the best locking trems made at that time, far more superior and stable then any Floyd.

@Branbreakers Год назад

Apologies in advance for this comment being a long read--but if I'm remembering correctly from what I've read, the single-locking nature of the Kahler (that being the string clamp/locking nut) as opposed to double-locking left the early fulcrum-based models susceptible to easy tuning slippage. Once they switched to the cam design they were much easier to keep in tune but the issues with the first edition models earned them a bad reputation, plus every single component of the bridge being adjustable, tiny, and proprietary probably contributed to frustration working on them and further ruining their reputation. I think more in modern times it became "cool" to hate Kahlers when it became "cool" to hate Slayer because of Kerry King's association with the Kahler bridges. I had one on my SG which I have since swapped out for a Floyd merely for use of a D-tuna on my guitar; both are great trems. Excellent engineering.

@Wargasm54 Год назад

@@Branbreakers I use both as well. I like Floyd, Kahler and Gotoh. They are all good trems when you learn to dial them in. And tuning stability is unmatched. The real reason most people hate trems is because they just don’t understand how to properly set them up. It’s pretty simple really. A balancing act. Strings vs springs in most cases.

@kevinr.3542 Год назад

I love double cutaways. I just think they look so much better. They're clean looking, symmetrical. The single cut is clunky, and chunky to me. Call me crazy but the double cuts are the way to go.

@joshuawhited547 Год назад

I think it sounds great! I want it !

@paulgiannamore-guitar9195 Год назад

The guitar that got away. I had one of these guitars. I wish I would have never sold it. You may have just bought my old guitar !!! I wish I had the serial number of the guitar, I checked and the date matched the guitar in the video. I bought it around 1988 to1989.

@Rockman685 Год назад

You should really try out the new gibson les paul at guitar center, it is a guitar center exclusive limited edition dark les paul studio

@xvx6663 Год назад

You mean the one that has like a blacked out logo and inlays? I liked it but what made me not buy it was that it has a richlite fretboard instead of an Ebony fretboard

@angusdog1370 Год назад

I would love to see a review of the brand new just released Gretsch Red Beast Malcolm Young

@timmiller4499 Год назад

Absolutely awesome The Red Beast is on my must have list!!!🤘

@deanfixem13 Год назад

If Trogly can figure out this trem system he can surely figure out a floyd system!

@86HAWK1 Год назад

I had a late 80s Epiphone Les Paul version with the Steinburger tremolo system.

@ALTDOK667 Год назад

Is nice!!

@kearneydillon4803 Год назад

as a drummer, I've often wondered why guitars didnt come stock with 2 humbuckers and 2 single coils minimum? Is that just because every guitar company usually only utilized one type of pickup? I.E. Gibson-humbuckers or Fender-Single coil. I have a Les Paul and an SG but have often wondered how they would sound if single coils could be added for variety of tone.

@jubei7259 Год назад

For me, the perfect LP would have a P90 in the neck & a paf in the bridge, kinda like Tom Scholz's.