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Premier Guitar (http://www.premierguitar.com) is on location in Anaheim, California, for the 2013 NAMM Show, where PG's Rich Osweiler visits the C.R. Alsip booth. In this segment, we get to see the DCFRDT and DCDT guitars.

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C.R. Alsip on 03/14/2013	Thanks guys for the support! @ Wolf....We know we can't please everyone & yes you are correct, CR Alsip wasn't the 1st company to use a brass plate under our bridge. However we believe done the proper way it does indeed make a huge difference in sustain, tone & clarity. We would hope you would at least try one if you get the chance....it may help change your mind. :) If not we understand too! If anyone would like to hear a CR Alsip you can see Bill Leverty playing one here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2OUQOtrG Bg
MarkClaytor on 03/12/2013	Thanks Jim, No wha..... mic placement is everything.
Jim on 03/11/2013	He didn't say that they were the first, or only, company to use the brass plate. Seems like there is always somebody that has to look for only the negative. These guys are trying some things, besides beating up a good guitar, and they should be commended. I've never heard of them; but, they deserve a chance at their "share of the pie". Wishing you much success in all your efforts.
Funk E on 03/10/2013	The #2 and #4 coil split tones are described backwards. The 2 outer coils split give a tele like middle tone, not a strat tone as described. The inner coils split give a sound "similar" to a strat quack tone with the bridge and middle pickup combined. ( it's the close proximity of the inner coils, and on a strat of the bridge and middle pickup that produce the quack sound. They're not electrically out of phase as some people think ) I have a S type guitar with Wilde L90s wired up this way, sounds great in all positions.
Wolf on 03/10/2013	What a crock. Yamaha had a brass insert under their SG series 30 years ago. !!! The opening clip sounded like he had a wah pedal accidentally switched on. Def not a make I'll be following sorry.
realistic on 03/09/2013	Because they dont have to actually use their own products? nice looking axe
TW on 03/09/2013	Why guitar builders still using those knife edged TUN-O-MATIC bridges?

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