Shark Guitars Convertible Bridge

The trem is very Kahler cam, if I'm understanding it correctly. In my experience with the Kahler, you had to keep a shallow break angle to have a chance to get closer to tuning stability, and that killed the tone. I'd like to think this is somehow fundamentally different, but I don't see how.

Also, this is great if the company lasts, but if they don't, it'll be like trying to get electronics for a Parker.
 
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State of Epicicity said:
Also, this is great if the company lasts, but if they don't, it'll be like trying to get electronics for a Parker.
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A YouTube content goldmine! Finally there could be more variety in this kind of video if a new brand were added.

My concern is that Turkey is just outside the EU, so customs and taxes are sure a significant factor, as will be S&H, not just financially, but physically: It's a fair bit distant, and shipping stuff back and forth for warranty or repairs or whatever is gonna be a nightmare.
 
But what about those height-adjustable frets that he demos near the end? While I never thought I had seen it all, I know I didn't expect to see that!

Edit: No, not near the end, 9:40!
 
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I watched the video with Dweezil and Shark Guitars. Man that guitar is nuts. I tend to mistrust anything with a lot of gimmicky features. Maybe it’s all good though and actually works and sounds good. I’ll allow other people to be the guinea pigs.
 
skolacki said:
I watched the video with Dweezil and Shark Guitars. Man that guitar is nuts. I tend to mistrust anything with a lot of gimmicky features. Maybe it’s all good though and actually works and sounds good. I’ll allow other people to be the guinea pigs.
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I'm with you. Obviously it's very intriguing, but when I really think about it, there is so much that could fail with it. I don't think I'd want my guitar and effects incorporated into one entity. I agree with @Sleestak that the price doesn't seem unreasonable, but the question is "Do I really need, or even want, everything it offers?"
 
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I'm with you. Obviously it's very intriguing, but when I really think about it, there is so much that could fail with it. I don't think I'd want my guitar and effects incorporated into one entity. I agree with @Sleestak that the price doesn't seem unreasonable, but the question is "Do I really need, or even want, everything it offers?"
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I think that is a good way to say it. There is a lot of intriguing potential here. It would be fun to experiment with.
 
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