Re-LapZ B-Bender Kit - get pedal steel guitar sounds!

Get the classic B-Bender sound on guitars that have top-loading Hard Tail bridges.  No drilling required.  Easy installation.  Each unit allows players to pull a note one full step up, just like the pedals of a steel guitar.  

Note: these B-Bender kits only work with top loading bridges, such as 

We offer the Re-Lapz in three packages:  

• B-Bender (single bender and rolling saddle)
• Dual Bender (two benders and rolling saddles) 
• Triple Bender (three benders and rolling saddles)

Each unit comes with full instructions and allen wrench for adjusting saddle height.

Cigar box guitarists who play instruments with top-loading C. B. Gitty Hard Tail bridges can easily add one, two or even three Re-Lapz units.

These single-string bending units were invented and each one is custom milled, tapped and shaped in California by Dana Valley. Usually locally-sourced water jet cut parts.

PLEASE NOTE BEFORE BUYING: WHEN INSTALLING AFTER-MARKET PARTS LIKE THIS ON VALUABLE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, YOU BEAR THE LIABILITY FOR DAMAGE THAT MAY RESULT.  This kit MAY NOT be compatible with all styles of hard-tail bridge. The stainless steel lever parts that come in this kit have been custom cut and tumbled, but may still have some sharp edges that can scratch the surface of your instrument if not correctly installed. You may need to file/smooth edges or otherwise adjust the parts to your specific installation needs. BE EXTREMELY CAREFUL to dry fit and pay attention during install to make sure your instrument will not be damaged by the location and movement of the B-Bender lever. Review all installation videos and diagrams carefully before proceeding. We make no warranty of any kind, beyond the functionality shown and described for a standard installation this product, and we are not responsible should you damage your instrument during/after install by using it. 

Testimonials

“The install was a breeze, it works perfectly” Clay Smith – Cape Coral, FL  

“Easy to fit and accurately moving the pitch up a whole step one one string and 1/2 step on the other. Seems very accurate. Well done Dana!!! Thanks!”  Steve R. – Warwickshire, UK