Vigier Guitars

Try a mixture of MusicNomad Polish then Wax to help the finish really shine...Vigier use a polyurethane finish - to buff out any light scratches, if the polishes do not fully work, you can very, very carefully use the highest grit possible / wet sanding...but go very carefully or seek a professional ...

Vigier does not sell just the fingerboards/necks separately ...honestly, your best option is to go down the route to purchase a Surfreter (iMetal version) and enjoy the craftsmanship of Vigier. 

Hi there, Ok, so yes, the Maple cap does help accentuate the upper mids/highs a little, but this is depending on what you are playing - at volume/high-gain it will be hard to notice. The differences are very subtle. The main thing is more (for me) a case of aesthetics, with a beautiful Maple Cap ...

There are 4 different Vigier logo straps now available...please see with dealers/distributor in your country to get hold of one of these smart Vigier straps. 

This is an option to add push/pull to split the Humbucker. Have a look at the vRef program and you will see it is possible.

It is very hard to diagnose over the forum, but I would recommend a professional luthier to inspect your Bass. If you need replacements these are available (where are you based - the distributor in your country should be able to help point you in the right direction if you need spares). 

If you are in the U.K. Hiscox themselves are best contact and would repair. 
Vigier does not have stock of the Hiscox cases anymore, so would be the (awesome) new deluxe padded gig-bag, or sit tight for a new hardcase to be available in the future.

Vigier have always undergone innovations...the 7's all share the most recent innovations;
Stainless Steel frets, Flexretainer, Zero-Fret-S, Teflon Nut. The Excalibur Special 7 was introduced in 2012 (and features the new Kill Switch) as well as French Flamed Maple top.

Vigier are always evolving and innovating - a 2014 guitar will be amazing no matter any incremental changes since then.

I love my 2005 Ultra the best of all my guitars, even though it has many older features, it has just such a unique character.

Hello....if you contact your local dealer/distributor you should be able to order some of the old sets...I still see some on the inventory.

Glad you got that sorted - for obvious reasons we can't get involved with your transaction between the dealer - but I am sure there are a lot of Vigier players out there who would take these off your hands (either here or via other selling platforms / forums).

<t>Sorry to read - where are you emailing, as for Vigier UK all customer emails are answered (if you use the form do you specify the address - UK - if not it will not get through to me). The SL Zero-Fret-S is different, you will need to order and use this reference; µVIG-FRETZEROS-SL<br/> EDIT: Ok, ...

Sorry for the delay in my reply, I have been away...
 
Here is a list of Vigier dealers in the UK, the price is constant wherever you go;
 
http://vigier.co.uk/index.php/dealers

You would have to purchase the complete tremolo unit for replacement. To do so, please contact one of our authorised dealers to process your order.

Nice…yes, they look like SS frets.
Indeed, as stated, we did start using SS frets sometime in 2010, certainly everything in 2011 has SS frets.

<t>For the SS frets, yes, this was 2011, it is possible some guitars in 2010 were * with SS frets. The only way to truly tell is by looking at them - Vigier does not have a record exactly which are/are not. FYI Nickel tends to tarnish more and can get that &apos;greenish&apos; tint. Stainless Steel ...

Play around and find what works best - especially as this is a change in output of the 2 new p/ups.

I would say take it back to the dealer where you purchased to look at if under warranty - without looking or knowing the issue it is hard to say. The nut is 9-46 and can take 9-42, 9-46 or 10-46.

10-52 Elixirs - they last longer for me, my (aliens blood) sweat seems to corrode other strings in no time at all!

Have you kept to 9-42 or changed strings, if so did you change the nut too? You can try swapping the segments around...if not take it back to your dealer to inspect.

An absolute beauty!!! Love the top on that one!!!

Awesome - you&apos;ll not regret it!! 
 
Look forward to pics and your first thoughts / unboxing!!

<t>Ok, I shall &apos;try&apos; to be impartial…<br/> <br/> For me the G.V. Wood is the definitive version of the G.V. series. I am not usually a single-cut guy…but this is one that won me over. <br/> <br/> I play all styles - and having owned a rather nice Gibson Les Paul in the past, there is rea ...

You will need to replace with the same Zero Feet as you already have.

No probs! Let me know if you still have any issues...and beware a small delay for them to answer.