HI! just to let you know if you like this video and want to show your appreciation, you can buy me a cup of coffee with the "Thanks" button which is just next to the share button! ✌❤ 0:00 Intro 0:19 Installation 6:30 Song 9:13 Play thru 12:47 Review 15:49 Conclusion

Sweet playing...very nice

Thanks for this - nice one! Certainly works for me - will be grabbing one in the near future.

Jon you have an incredible talent playing guitar. I could listen to your music all day. Thank you for sharing

I use the VT1 and love it. Didn't even know the Tele version existed: cool !

This is a great demonstration, and the installation portion of the video is very informative.

Awesome playing … especially the little lead break.

It looks amazing on a Tele Jon and I`m sure a lot of Tele players will now have a Big smile on their face 🎸🎸

Excellent and clear demonstration of the installation. Thanks for that Jon. Definitely looks like a brilliant idea for a tele retro fit and other than the two new screw holes, which would be covered by the original bridge, completely and easily reversable.

That's what I was hoping for ..wow vega trem does it again. Great review and playing always.

Exquisite tone and beautiful, sensitive touch! I love the way you play. The tremolo seems to keep pitch well without a lot of tugging on the strings. I think for subtle shaping of notes and chords it would work well.

Superb phrasing and tone, always

excelent demo video and great playing !

Wow Jon, that’s way cool! I’ve heard only good things about the Vega Trem systems. Thx for the informative and detailed installation! And of course, the wonderful playing!! Great demo!!

Vega Trem Made In Spain and used by the best out there. Thanks again mate Great Video and excellent presentation and wonderfull music as usuall. Steve in Australia

Another fantastic video have a good weekend

Making that Squire sound amazing Jon! Great video. Thanks

Sweet. Good stuff J. 😎👍👌💯🎸🎸

From your recommendation, I got the V-1 trem for my 80’s Strat. It’s just incredible! Stays in tune for ever and it just sounds good. Thanks Jon. I’ll have to try this new on on my tele. PS. They are a bit expensive, but this is one product that you get what you pay for.

Looks like an easy install, of course you are handy with tools. Results were great, awesome playing Jon ✌️🤩👍

Perfect 👌

I’m now thinking of putting this on my fender tele! ❤

That’s some real out of the box thinking by Vega Trem Jon. Genius!!! It came across really well and I’m very interested. One thing, it looks like the Trem bar could be about 3 cm longer for comfort and very slightly different angle. But it’s very effective as it is. Really fascinating Jon - thanks 👍👍👍😃❤️

Thanks!

oh wow i didnt knew that this excists. Would be a nice mod for my 60´s vibe Squier Tele. I just installed a Duesenberg Les Trem on my Epiphone SG Modern and i´m absolutely happy with this modification ✌

Wow that's awesome Jon. I can see that you're channel is also growing constantly with your helpful contents. Just wanna ask, will that fit on my Sire tele? God bless you ..

This is the tone I like in this video great job! Dirty clean plexi tone and most important your personal touch in dynamics. Very inspiring man! This is the reason I subscribed to you. I have vegatrem vt1 on strat and have a question. Is it possible to have more aggressive diving on this vegatrem vt2 ? And another thing what string gauge was this on your telecaster? These days I'm really tight on my budget but next one I will buy you a coffee :)

Ciao grandissimo ❤

The little Bosch screwdriver is cool.

Magic ! Very nice tremolo, We can ear Hank Marvin playing, wonderfull vibrato.

Nice demo, thanks. The bridge seems to be intonanted very strangely with the E, A and D saddles in virtually a straight line and the G string saddle way back. I hear Vegatrem have a new version of this bridge coming soon that does away with the 2 extra screws.

I'm really happy with my VT1 for my Voodoo Strat. There's a guy on YT who said he was very disappointed with the VT2 when he had it installed on his Sire T-style. Seems like a lack of communication on VegaTrem's part. If he had only waited until your video came out. I just checked the VegaTrem site and it says there's a no-drill version of the VT2 coming out soon.

Ciao Jon,Saluti dall'Italia 👋👋

Wallets are MELTING as we speak....................... ;:)

Thanks, this is a great video! You mention the VT2 seems to work better than a Bigsby. Which Bigsby did you have experience with? It is the B5? Certainly, the VT2's install procedure is easier than a B5 and requires a lot less drilling.

Thanks for the review! Just for what it’s worth, locking tuners have nothing to do with tuning stability.

Could you make it more expressive if you wanted? Either the stringer or weaker springs? I’ve seen the guy on Vega trems Instagram diving it a lot deeper. Also your playing is sick man

Greetings Jon That Tremolo seems a little stiff and not to expressive just by watching your video. I love my DFV on my G&L Legacy Special. I think Leo created the best most simplest vibrato at G&L.. I love mine... Hey Jon thanks for the videos. Keep up the good work. Cheers!👋👍

Brilliant! What are you playing through?

03/18/2023: Wow, so cool. But, I must have missed how the bridge is pulled back down. I did not see any springs, so could you explain how that feature works?

Nice demo and playing! Is there a grounding wire to the bridge fulcrum plate? Do you get any hum when you are not touching the strings or trem on the guitar?

I have a Fender Tele with Wide Range Humbucker pickups, will a Vega Trem fit just behind the bridge pickup?

Think this would work with shoegaze-y glide picking stuff? I’ve been torn between a jazzmaster & a tele & after going on a rage against the machine binge over the past week & noticing that tele are cheaper & easier to maintain, I’m kinda leaning away from the JM now but was looking for something similar to that tremolo texture. Any thoughts? Thanks so much!

The VegaTrem doesn't seem very responsive. I see you shaking it but hardly any vibrato/change in pitch. What are your thoughts?

I didn’t get why did you drilled holes 4:00? Isn’t it easier to just screw in old ones

Can it float a bit so you can do flutters?

I was about to get this but read you can only use 10s on it? I was going to do baritone strings 13.5-62

16:48 No way, I am going to risk 'needing to investigate' the tuning issues, after spending 265 + 64 euros for shipping to me there is no way these springs arent going to stretch over time, let alone the fulcrum home position issue (and grounding problem)

My heart is broken… why would they make this less expressive than the VT1? Anyone who wants to sound like they are playing a Bigsby can easily choose to be more subtle with their use of the bar. However anyone who wants to get more than a half step dive still has to chew out the back of their guitar and put a Strat Trem in? Seems like an epic waste of money. I have the VT1 on a Strat and I love it so much. Would love to use this on not just my teles but other unrouted guitars as well. I’d seriously love to top-load as well since the only real flaw in the VT 1 is the ultra recessed string loading. I had to permanently remove the back plate in order to reliably replace strings while on gigs. This this top loads but only gives a slight effect, doesn’t appear to lock the saddles down like the VT1 which I’m convinced gives it resonance close to a Babicz… This one doesn’t and costs $300? dear lord why? Demo is very nice. Just bummed about the limitations

Look fwd ta jammin for Jesus with you one day brother, love your playing!

This seems like it's quality, but like a saint Bernard in the back door, in the way. Your style or hand position in this vid is way different than usual for sure

CIAO parli bene l'italiano !

Not sure it’s worth the money and effort for such a marginal effect. Tbh your playing was great in the bits without it and I’m not sure it added that much apart from some tuning instabilty

Wow man that looks really easy my only question is how do you keep the little buttons on the back from unscrewing and falling off, thus leaving your tremolo incapacitated I'm pissing you off, could you maybe use a little loctite would that help?