How To Mod A Guitar With NO Tools

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This video is to get you looking at and at non permanent guitar modifications. I hope this helps you start a cool journey.
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@MartyMusic 4 года назад

Right On Phil!! Thanks so much for putting such awesome work into that guitar! You're the man! Hope to hang again soon my friend!

@sweetnsourchick1761 4 года назад

Marty! You spoiled the surprise!

@ayk719 4 года назад

I see you as one of the must trustable and reliable youtubers Love your vids, keep it up man

@PhillipMcKnight 4 года назад

Thank you, that means a lot and I take that trust very very seriously.

@Yellowshark667 4 года назад

I personally liked the original PUP's, I think you can get the sound of the replacement ones with the use of noise gates and EQ since you are losing so much brightness. Maybe it is my speakers that are not picking up the details, but for a strat, I think the original pickups are closer to what it should sound like. But lovely video, I love the work you have put into every single one you have produced. Keep them coming, I love to learn and you sure do a great job teaching.

@InGrindWeCrust2010 Год назад

Same, same

@saltyscorpion2151 4 года назад

Phil, you spent $200 for the guitar and $695 for the parts. You could buy one kick-butt guitar for $900, with higher quality woods and craftmanship out of the box. That said I enjoyed the video as always. I never miss a "Know your gear" video. You have a big heart and are one most positive and honest people on RU-vid. That is very rare these days. Keep you the good work.

@jono4708 4 года назад

Hey don't forget you can remove those parts. put them in your next project. Keep them for a lifetime. Sounds like they would be worth it. Rock on

@brunomuniz5776 4 года назад

Usually ppl buy the guitar and upgrade it one new part each time... not all at once.. and of course some ppl do upgrade on a guitar you’ve been using and already love...

@lucasamoriim5126 4 года назад

Yeah but could he had bought a guitar with better woods and craftsmanship for that price, plus the things he put in this strat? Probably not, that's the thing about moding guitars that people just don't seem to understand..

@Sheltada 4 года назад

@@lucasamoriim5126 usually people upgrade one part at a time. Buy a 200 300 dollar guitar that feels fine, then slowly upgrade small parts here and there. Sometimes it's easier to break it up into smaller parts bit by bit. It's a lot easier to buy a 300 dollar guitar and put 500 dollars into it over the course of 5 years or so vs going right out and buying an 800 dollar guitar, and some people just enjoy working on things. "Built not bought" so to speak. That and I've noticed that it takes increasingly more money to get guitars that are decent from the electronics side these days. My 700 dollar ibanez is going to get new pickups here soon and probably electronics as a whole, and I've had it for nearly a year. There's no way in hell I could have afforded a 1000 dollar guitar at that point in time, and I feel like I'd get my money's worth more by upgrading the current axe than selling it and buying a new one, plus I love the way it feels and it's perfect for me in every other way. Also frankly the difference the wood makes isn't as big as people make it out to be. It affects the tone, but pickups and electronics are more important.

@thekramer1097 4 года назад

@@Sheltada Exactly. I think the trick is to get a nice builded cheap guitar. I have a cheap ltd that I've been modifiyng. It didn't sounded that great before, but the build quality was better than most entry level guitars and I could go with it for a long time until I can afford a more premium guitar.

@PhillipMcKnight 4 года назад

Marty's video of the guitar was great! I highly recommend checking it out

@PhillipMcKnight 4 года назад

Hi Zach, that is a cool idea. I like it! Maybe a Sweetwater one also?

@andrewlarson6805 4 года назад

Philip good video I have a question do you know if that Vegas tremolo system if they have one for a Harley Bentley cst-24t? Clearly it's not a Stratocaster it's more of a PRS Style but I would love to replace it with one good enough but you just said you were going to put one on your expensive guitar haha because this one was so cheap

@racyagentmac 4 года назад

Tagima makes great affordable guitars I have the tw61 which is the jazzmaster copy👍🤘

@Lawrence330 4 года назад

Phillip McKnight - I love your channel, I've learned quite a bit from you over the last year, enough that I do the setup work on all my friend's guitars. One thing that I've never seen you mention is using teflon thread tape in the tuning keys when you mount them. I've had issues on a few guitars with them vibrating loose over time. To keep them tightened up, I give the threads a few turns of teflon tape the first time I restring. I haven't had a problem since, and unlike threadlocker or superglue, it comes right off if you need to replace a tuner.

@BessieBopOrBach 4 года назад

Phillip, you're the best of the best. My favorite guitar RU-vidr, and a real inspiration. Keep up the great work.

@RequiemDead 4 года назад

You have just inspired me to finally commit to my partscastor project I have been wanting to do for a long time. 2020 will be Partscastor year!

@natanaeldamian2192 3 года назад

You had all the time in the world for the parts caster last year, did you do it?

@MusicTherapyLaz 4 года назад

Cool video as always Phil! Love Marty...one of the 1st RU-vidrs I discovered...even before you! Thanks again for showing us what and how to do upgrades and improvements like this...gave me the confidence to do these things myself! 😎🎸🤘

@magicrobharv 4 года назад

Great mods.I love the new pickups. Great tone.

@henrystuart7736 4 года назад

I like how clean your workspace is! That really helps my ocd

@gillamb8669 4 года назад

Definitely like the sound of the pickups. Great choice Thanks for sharing

@wolverine3344 4 года назад

Phillip, as always, you're time and effort to make this is greatly appreciated, as is your keen business sense. I'm a proud low-level Patreon supporter and the value you provide there is beyond any of the other channels i support. Thank you.

@wolverine3344 4 года назад

Quick sidenote : I'm very excited for your 2020 youTube Pickup Shootout Series. The old pups here are harsh and brittle, the MoJo Tone warm and smooth. HUGE upgrade. Guitar Players, Phil is _THE MAN_. He'll teach you tips that will save you a bundle! Check out his "How to Intonate" video, playing a well-setup, and in-tune guitar makes ALL THE DIFFERENCE. When you sound better, you play longer, and learn more !!

@georgel2519 4 года назад

Hey Phil, please keep this series up as a regular. It's so good. You've inspired me as well to do this for my friends. And now I can even make a small profit, nothing that will change my life, but it's awesome to work on guitars and learn more about them and aftermarket gear. Thanks so much Phil, Cheers from Belgium...!

@reachableapp7463 4 года назад

Hey! You can actually get a quick response from Phil and answers to your questions by joining his Reachable community here: home.reachableapp.com/?Name=phil%20mcknight Phil also talks about the launch of his Reachable community here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yxHMDTp_O20.html.

@runningwithscissors0911 4 года назад

This is such a great series ~ thanks Phil McK!

@claudeman 4 года назад

Thank you for always explaining stuff in detail. It's freaking great.

@RC32Smiths01 4 года назад

Now that's definitely something I want to know about, not being the most accessible with gear and tool! Awesome and informative indeed!

@WolfGuitarsandGear 4 года назад

RC32 there’s a lot you can do with less tools than you think. I’ve built guitars with just a $20 drill, a$3 soldering iron, and a Phillips screwdriver and a couple sheets of sandpaper. That’s a big part of what I show on my channel.

@RC32Smiths01 4 года назад

@@WolfGuitarsandGear Ahh that's really cool to hear man. I definitely know that it's possible to build from scratch, but I definitely need very much learning in craftsmanship on that scale

@pandemonet 4 года назад

Oooh!!! That is exactly the same Tagima as mine, model, color and all! Thanks for this video Phil!

@luthravin4774 4 года назад

Funny that I watched this tonight.. earlier today I installed a MojoTone Blender harness in my 97’ HHS American Strat that now houses Custom Shop 57’s..the blender allows so many more tones than the stock pickups and wiring.. Thanks Phil, and it was really easy to fit up!! Rick it on!!

@glenfougeron2823 4 года назад

Super informative! Thanks Phillip.

@zakktothefuture 4 года назад

If you ever come to Atlanta, you got huge fans working at Righteous guitars. A.k.a. Me (Zack) and the other new guy Alex. I usually watch your videos having experience in the topic but your charisma is amazing even if I'm not learning something. I've learned tons from you, especially things about gear I've never sold or worked on. I've also learned some manners from you, believe it or not. Thank you for your work!

@joesatchton212 4 года назад

That's a pretty huge compliment from a shop that looks to be one of the finest ones around! Yeah, Phil indeed does have a casual, friendly manner about him. My understanding from people who have met him IRL is that he's exactly the same on-camera as he is off-camera - except he swears more off-camera. Which means he's even cooler IRL. :)

@zakktothefuture 4 года назад

Joe Satchton I've heard about the relentless sarcasm and it's endearing!

@kevin7rxxx346 4 года назад

Love the solder-less pickup wiring...glad to see other manufactures doing what emg has done for a while

@ericlewis9638 4 года назад

Thanks for more great content Phil!

@BILLYBOBSTUNES 4 года назад

Great Video Phil ...I personally love the darker sound and design of the Mojo pups. My hrs were cut back at work and had to sell my electric to pay some bills.... but, after the holidays hopefully things will pickup and I get some OT to support my Guitar/Music habit 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😂😂😂. No worries I still have my acoustic 🎸🎸🎸. Your vids help guys like me so much....In my opinion your so honest & transparent as compared to most...which is super cool in the day and times that we live. Rock On Brother !!!

@Chinaguitarsceptic 4 года назад

Another inspiring video mate, thanks 🙏

@joewalsh8217 4 года назад

Awesome! Amazing how fast you got all that work done

@keithgiosa 4 года назад

Hey, Phil! Great vid! Now I can sell all of my tools! Just a heads up! I didn’t see a link for the bridge in the description if you wanna add that! Thanks, man!!

@TiagoOliveiraMusic 4 года назад

Hey Phil! This Tagima TG530 is very popular here in Brazil. I bought one used for less than US$ 80, and the funny thing is that Tagima has an even more affordable brand called Memphis (yeah, right? Haha), and they share the same electronics and hardware. I have a video on my channel reviewing a Fiesta Red Memphis strat (amazing for its price), and another one comparing a modded inexpensive Memphis Les Paul (with Brazilian pickups) and a Gibson with a blind test. It's in Portuguese, but I think you're gonna like hearing how these guitars sounded. Thanks for your amazing work and cheers from Brazil!

@reachableapp7463 4 года назад

@mikestrowbridge 4 года назад

I pulled my fully loaded 2010 American Standard Stratocaster pickguard off my Tagima 530 Woodstock in Red and put the original back on the guitar just yesterday. Neat bridge conversion.

@1980bwc 4 года назад

Still cant beat real single coils. Nice setup though.

@musik4life24 4 года назад

Hey phil i got he same red Roland greettings Form Austria. Appreciate your Videos , keep going!!

@chancemiller9340 3 года назад

Just bought one of these today. I just my copy your mods. Thanks for the video.

@briankuyken9788 3 года назад

I definitely liked the sound of the old pickups better in every comparison, but the rest of it was awesome!

@andreeadobre3190 4 года назад

I have that same multitool, it's great to have all I need for guitar in one place, no need to go to my toolbox to dig out that really specific allen key from under a million other things..

@blewzman 4 года назад

I have installed 2 of the Obsidian Wire systems and they are fantastic.

@kenwinston2245 4 года назад

Whoever comes out with a humbucker that sounds like a single coil will own the market. Hasn't happened yet. Interesting bridge and tuner upgrades though 😃

@petebrown3715 4 года назад

Very nice video Phillip. Right up my newbie Ally.

@MrCaptpike 4 года назад

so cool. thanks for that!

@UncleFunk911 4 года назад

Dude! Been watching your channel a few years and I never comment. I had to say something about this one because It is really giving me ideas!! Not that your other videos did not. This one just hit me in a certain way. I have hip shots on my favorite gigging Guitar and the reliability and staggaring is nice!! I also have some Guitar Fetish locking tuners on a Prince Copy Tele from Thomanne, Harley Benton brand that in a year of gigging have not let me down!! Keep doing what U do bro!! Lots of brain food I can use to make a better Guitfiddle playing me!! By the way, both sets of pickups have their merits and drawbacks in your video. 60 cycle hum is an issue for some of the places I play. I like noisy and noiseless stuff from Guitar Fetish because they kinda give me the Nile Rogers strum tone I am after (on a budget) when playing very clean, but can at the same time scream on high gain when I need it. But you convinced me I should give Mojotone an audition. Vega trem bridge was what interested in, but your other comments kept me listening!

@reachableapp7463 4 года назад

@AndyDion 4 года назад

Guitar sounds way better! Impressed by that Vega bridge!

@mikegogel78 4 года назад

That was so badass ✌🏼❤️🤘🏼

@tonynoon8693 4 года назад

love the bridge. I think I need one of those for my MIM strat. :\

@joeykelly5642 4 года назад

The Mojotone noiseless pickups weren't as jangly as the stock ones, but they still sounded pretty good! It's one of the few noiseless sets I would consider.

@yopeople70 4 года назад

i can see how the noiseless pickups would be easier for live, high gain sounds, but I think I like the original pickups better tbh

@kimball7878 4 года назад

First love your channel. You really had me going with the Vega Trem. I have a 2013 American Standard Strat and I've never been very keen on the trem so I never use it. I'm really an avid beginner and getting long in the tooth (65). I'm re inventing my youth. You made the comment of how important it was to save all of the old hardware. I have 9 guitars (all bought in the last year) and the Strat is by far my favorite. When I went to the Vega Trem site, unknown cash in hand and ouchhhhhh. 240.00 euro. I never plan on selling my Strat but I could buy another Harley Benton (I have two now, really enjoying them, ). I'm going to hold off for know. My wife threatened bodily changes if I brought another guitar into the home so I'm being sly with modes. Again, love your videos but the good angel prevailed, no new trem for now. Looking forward to the next video.

@reachableapp7463 4 года назад

@MxRyder19 4 года назад

mojo bridge sounds delicious with the crunch ! ✌️😎

@stevenheinje181 4 года назад

I wouldn’t have mentioned my vac for Christmas, but then you showed why it’s even for guitars. The Tool Bear turned is “makers” onto a Ryobi battery and free tool Black Friday deal. I had to go into big-orange to get that 3-gal vac, though it turned out they finally got them in for the day. That vac was youtube reviewed because it all self contained and small enough to store in a cabinet. It can clean work areas and because it’s medium sized you can just tote it around, no chord but it has some guts. I have a Traeger and a Wolf stove that get stuff caught and it ends up stopping ignition, that’s my main thing other than I’m tired of my bulky wet-dry and the cord. I think it will be good for the guitars too because using it isn’t a project.

@command47 4 года назад

... don't forget to keep your work area clean.

@INDYOSKARS 4 года назад

That blue Dano is a beauty !

@brunomuniz5776 4 года назад

Love this video! Tagima now have really good guitars under Zaganin supervision...

@Allagi22 Год назад

Phil must have done a good job on this guitar because Marty STILL plays it many of his videos going on 3 years later. Marty has dozens of guitars, I don't think he would be using this one often unless it sounded great.

@wrd2thebigbird 4 года назад

I bought that exact mojotone harness, and the experience was horrible. That cheap plastic piece that you insert the leads into has very little longevity. I was very careful to press those buttons down gently, and I got it all wired up, except the hot lead from the output jack because the button got stuck and wouldn’t come out. I got a replacement from mojotone. Installed it, then a couple months later I got a new set of pickups, and...same freaking problem. I had to solder it. So, lesson learned. Don’t use these wireless kits if you actually plan to try out different pickups. I was very gentle with it because of the first experience, and it still broke with very little use. They need to either upgrade that cheap plastic, or people just need to be aware how fragile they are. I don’t recommend them at all. Otherwise, great video Phil. I am a big fan of your channel! You have helped me to learn a lot. Thanks

@mwc6849 4 года назад

Sharpen videos are my favorite.

@DamnedEyez 4 года назад

Godo timing...planning on doing pretty much the same thing to my partscaster. Updating the tuning keys, wiring and tremolo. Although different brands. Sticking with the texas specials, though, but I did a crap job with the soldering years ago and the pre-wired has a blend option. ...I just need to reogranize a bit, get all my tools in one place, and clear a space to start my projects.

@Steven_SK 4 года назад

I really love these! Marty got a sub out of it....

@mitchelldaher5237 4 года назад

Great sound changer with the mods.

@CANNIMAGINE 3 года назад

I think it makes more sense to put reasonably priced parts in a cheap guitar to mod it and make it better than it is. When the mods cost as much as a Fender why bother you have a $1,000 Tagima. I do love the videos and the info is great. Show guys how to take a cheap guitar and make a good one for a couple hundred bucks. Keep up the great info!

@trev3050 4 года назад

I put pribola blues classic pickups in my white squier standard series with the maple board and big headstock , it’s the ultimate Hendrix Woodstock look and sound alike 👌

@25830 4 года назад

Great video, Phil!!! Very informative! What's the song beginning at 2:46 when you start removing the springs?

@173guitarman 2 года назад

I like the “cheap” original pickups!? I own a ton of S types from Custom Shop, Knaggs, PRS, etc…and after watching videos on the T635 model specifically…I’m getting one! 🤘😎🎸

@robertclarkguitar 4 года назад

Swap pups, money doesnt mean upgraded. Clear here. Lol Love the show phil!

@anthonyrosa5006 4 года назад

NICE! I wonder if that bridge would fit on a Squier contemporary with the 2 point setup. Do the screw holes line up?

@keithsmith9889 4 года назад

Great video... If cheap upgrades becomes a theme i have had fantastic luck with cheap amazon pickups. Every generic set of alnico single coils sounds batter than most stocks up into the $500 range. But anyway love the channel this is a cool upgrade

@breis6 4 года назад

Tagima back!! Here where I live these modela are considered beginner guitars.

@anz2441 2 года назад

Hi Phillip, great videos btw...Hipshot offers a few locking tuners...I just purchased the tagima 530...what locking tuners from hipshot did you install exactly. Thank You

@seeddedios 4 года назад

Hi Philip! Thanks for sharing this mod! Do you prefer this over Squier's Bullet Strat?

@tsmith1892 Год назад

Love my woodstock series strat! Can you confirm what vega trem you put on this? Pretty sure my measurement is right that this guitar has a 2 1/16" spacing. Thanks for this video, hope you're well!

@GuitarOverdrive 4 года назад

I love these videos. As a n00b builder/modder you always inspire.

@Eljoaco4699 4 года назад

Hello Phillip! Since you made the Ibanez AZ video something has been on my mind. How would you sharpen the ones made in Indonesia? Really like your videos :^)

@thomaseagen4674 4 года назад

Curious if the new tremolo block will fit in a Squier Affinity. Every replacement block I looked at was too tall. They stick out the bottom of the body cavity.

@AABlann 4 года назад

Is that blue guitar with white pickguard behind you a Duesenberg Bonneville? I love the shape of it. Do other makers use that shape; is there is style name for it? I like your style of presenting this info. Though giving some idea of the costs would be cool. Thanks!

@diegopereira850 3 года назад

Thanks for the video! I have a question though : the Vega trem system looks great but it’s too expensive and also I can’t find a way to get it from my current location. Is there another tremolo system you can recommend? Thanks again!

@dr.franciscotorresmarquezc7352 2 года назад

Hello from Chile. Is the tagima pickguard size the same as a fender strat? Thinkin' swap for another colour. Tnx. Nice vid

@er6nman 4 года назад

I was considering this bridge as a replacement on my MIM, but now I'm not sure. Everybody makes a big deal out of having a big, thick and heavy steel or brass block, but this looks as dinky as my Mexi. Was this just the angle of the vid?

@marktheshark99 4 года назад

The original bridge pup was pretty good.

@ravelitschimo 4 года назад

Hello Philipp, thank you very much. I used sandpaper and graphite from a pencil. Now my guitar stays in tuned. I’m very happy because I love the dimarzios which are in the guitar. Could you make videos with one humbucker and one volume knob (like Van Halen) and the 2nd Video humbucker, volume tone. 3rd video 2 humbucker, one volume and so on?

@restitt 4 года назад

Great improvement in sound and I'll take your word for improvement of the 'feel'. With the cost of the mods, is it better than either a mim or american strat? Great video!

@reachableapp7463 4 года назад

@LessColorz 4 года назад

What are some ways you would improve a Godin A6 Ultra? And is there a way to say, change the pickups without doing any damage to the guitar?

@Caged63Man 4 года назад

Now I would love to see you redo a Fender Custom Shop guitar, with all them parts you removed from that $100 guitar, and hear how that changes the tone on a very expensive guitar!...Cheers!

@davidporter7484 4 года назад

Phill, if you can get your hands on a Tagima T900, I just bought one. It's their higher end tele style. I am in love with it and I'm sure people have never heard of their high end stuff. Plus it's still relatively cheap, a lot cheaper than a USA tele.

@reachableapp7463 4 года назад

@Sam-w9des 4 года назад

I would love to have Phillip sharpen my 50s strat.

@Jahova901 3 года назад

Where’d you get that exact Tagima model with the fender looking headstock? Hope they have it in white

@edsonj.6614 4 года назад

TG530? That guitar is amazing! I own one for about a year now (same red color, but with Tagima's new headstock), and I have just done a few mods to it. It is a very common choice around here for people that want a beginner guitar or a solid base for doing some mods. I see all the time people buying those and installing national pickups, like Malagoli pickups, that are very good. I'm really happy to see them being recognized in other countries too. Great video as always and keep up the good work! Cheers from Brazil! 🇧🇷

@reachableapp7463 4 года назад

@eoinjames4018 3 года назад

Yes don't need any expensive tool but you will need a healthy bank balance with that being said I understand the premise love your channel

@dubtrinity 4 года назад

Nice vid

@PhillipMcKnight 4 года назад

Thank you

@wilhorne4881 4 года назад

Heyoo Phil, you should get one of the last squier active Stratocaster HH made with a rosewood fingerboard I got mine and I love it, it’s a $400 squier I would like to see what you think about it

@AbMallee 4 года назад

Nice upgrades! Bridge looks great! Ik guess you did lube the nut thoroughly? thanks Philip.

@reachableapp7463 4 года назад

@JoeyDamocles 4 года назад

I actually liked the original bridge pickup best. I would just use a cheap Behringer noise reducer pedal to get rid of the hum. The tuners and bridge seem pretty sweet though.

@tonytemple4813 4 года назад

Love your videos Phill, but living down here in Australia, a lot of the parts we just cannot get?

@reachableapp7463 4 года назад

@charlesbranch4120 3 года назад

I really appreciate it when someone shows us kids, "Hey, you can do this!" Do not be afraid, but instead get to 'Know Your Gear.'

@TheDrunkenScoundrel 4 года назад

Looking into upgrading my Tagima strat with a Vega Trem... do you feel the tiny block limits sustain and resonance?

@reachableapp7463 4 года назад

@jaybat4634 4 года назад

There is this solder less system that I use called Mad Hatter Guitar Products, and I want to know your opinion on them. I think they're pretty fantastic and of course this is a subjective matter. But I love the tone that comes from it and how easy it was for me to install it.

@duncanearley 4 года назад

That bridge has my interest and so does the no solder electronics. The new pickups however dont sound like single coils. But I think you could use any pickups with that no solder kit right?

@reachableapp7463 4 года назад

@trentnichols5075 4 года назад

Phill McKnight, the wizard 🧙🏻‍♂️ of the desert 🌵. You just ooz information. Thanks 🙏🏻

@budgetguitarherogeartv4143 4 года назад

These guitars look very similar to the sx range, given the headstock

@leandrorudak7023 3 года назад

The cheap mics, sound great too!!

@dougiedrever7168 4 года назад

Wouldn't it be awesome if all the big manufacturers could agree on an universal solderles system?

@TheStacanova 4 года назад

In my Tele, I put in the Seymour Duncan Vintage stack pickups & they sound like single coils, without the hum, a touch more output & bite, the neck pickup is even more articulate, but still sounding like single coils. Those Mojotones don’t really? Or they sound, kinda muddy, like the tone pot is turned down? Granted, I’m talking about the TELECASTER Seymour Duncan Vintage stacks. Please add those, if you can, to your Pickup tests. I think people will be impressed with the result.