No, guitar is safe.

Holy cow, we're about to plug in with Phil Collin from Def Leppard and figure out how he and his

homies created one of the very biggest rock albums of all time with producer John

Mud Lang called Hysteria. But first, wow, I got to thank

FU Tone for bringing this episode to you. That's FU-dash tone.com. They make killer stuff. I love

their site. I just love going through it. I love this stuff. It's all the metal products that

you need. I'm not talking about the music. I'm talking about literal metal items such as a brass locking nut or a titanium string saddle set for your locking tremolo or titanium string blocks. Everything you could possibly want. Brass sustain block for the back of your tremolo system,

it's going to affect your tone and make it more massive. Every little thing is worth checking out,

and I just love their stuff. Phil Collin from Def Leppard, who you're about to meet,

has been using FU tone products for, gosh, 10 years or more, including different combinations of titanium and brass on all of his

locking trams on all of his guitars, including effutone big blocks, saddles, trim springs,

and claws for the springs. In fact, even on his acoustic guitars, he uses effutone titanium bridge

pins. That's right, that guitar could be made of wood, but you'd be surprised

how titanium bridge pins might affect your tone, give you more sustained and fullness. They have

blocks for the back of your Floyd Rose, Ibanez, PV, Godo, Jackson, or even seven-string

tremolo systems, including locking trams, of course, locking nuts in

brass or titanium.

I love all this stuff, even trim stops, all the stuff you need.

I'm really fascinated with the PMS pickup mounting system, too, where you mount your pickup.

Instead of using the springs, you mount that sucker right onto a hunk of brass that

attaches straight into your body of your guitar. Imagine how different that's going to sound.

Again, head over to fu-dash-tonne.com. That's F as in fochizzle, U as in you know what to do,

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