Floyd Rose Trem Upgrades w/ FU-Tone - Are They Worth It?

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This video was meant as an experiment. I was curious as to whether or not a big brass block actually does ANYTHING to affect the actual tone/sustain of the guitar like it claims to.

Both the Before and After footage were shot using the same settings on the amp, the noise gate, The Two Notes Captor, the interface, and the Two Notes Wall-Of-Sound plugin. There were no pedals on my board for this except for a tuner and a noise gate. The is no post processing done (EQ, Compression, Enhancers, Modulations, etc.), and that includes within the Wall-of-Sound plugin, where said functions were all disabled. The guitar utilized for both is obviously the same, and the same set of strings was also used once the upgrades were installed. Both performance takes were shot in one continuous take.

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