tribi9 wrote:
Nice one ! Aria 1832t ?
There's a full article about them in the last issue of french magazine "Vintage Guitare", I have to find a way to scan it and post it here.
Spellcaster wrote:I got a message posted for me in another forum where I hang out from Mike at EZPZ, the company that sells the reproduction vibrato arm. Basically, he apologized for the issues with the early production arms, says he's solved the deficiencies, and has offered to look after anybody that wasn't happy with the first one. He suggested contacting him through eBay at EZPZ-parts. I thought it was good of him to deal head on with the issue and offer to make it right. Since I said some less than complimentary things when I first got my arm, I felt it was fair and right to tell you about the great customer service.
Thanks for the update ! I was waiting for the auction to reappear.
I'm defifnitely gonna buy one of them, especially if the deficiencies have been solved.
Still, I'm wondering why the guy says "HERE IS THE "RIGHT TREMOLO BAR" FOR YOUR VINTAGE PRE- 1967 JAPANESE GUITAR"
The 1802s, 1803s and 1832s are supposed to be built after that year, so I don't understand.
Maybe the trem tailpiece model is prior to 1967? Dunno.