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Re: Need Help with strings!

Started 3 days, 19 hours ago (2008-11-15 14:15:00) by lern2swim

Uh oh. Hate to break it to you but you may be in for a world of hurt now. You have a double locking, floyd rose style trem. I'm assuming that you removed the locking nut and now the strings are only attached at the bridge and not still locked in the nut? If that is the case as it seems from your description, you need a hex wrench to loosen the strings from the bridge. Only thing is, chances ...

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RE: Floyd Rose Trem Stopper - Page 2 - Harmony Central Musician Community Forums

Started 1 week, 3 days ago (2008-11-09 06:14:00) by harvey metcall

Thanks Rydock. I still dont the difference in the two clamp versions. They look the same. I thought the "big" and the "small" refered to the spring claw mount. You know. One thick and one thin. Beats me.

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Re: An ML style

Started 1 month, 2 weeks ago (2008-10-02 15:51:00) by blackhell1

monwobobbo wrote: ok gotta set you straight on the LFR. pig iron isn't what they are really made from. if you want to know what that actually is check chinese history circa 1950. the LFR are made of steel as well as the OFR. the OFR has better quality steel with greater tolerences for the parts thats the difference. the lack of sustain comes from the floating system it uses no contact with the...

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The Ultimate Floyd Rose Thread

Started 1 month, 2 weeks ago (2008-10-02 02:35:00) by guitarcam123

Ok, I'm sick of all the floyd rose threads saying, is it possible? What tools do i need? etc etc. So i'll make a sort of tutorial of how to do it. There are many UGers out there who want to do it but are discouraged by other UGers saying "don't do it, it is to hard", Well really its not all that hard. The aim of this thread is to help out anyone and everyone with their floyd problems......

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Floyd Rose slipping out of tune

Started 1 month, 3 weeks ago (2008-09-26 20:56:00) by diabolical

Well, I finally bit the bullet and am back in the FR sufferer's camp. I've hated these as they've always been a pain to set up and intone but thanks to the recent loss of power due to a tropical storm I decided to see what I can do with an old guitar. What I mean by that is that I am trying to explore a different facet of my playing and have decided to bite the bullet and set up an ancient 80s ...

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RE: my nut fell off

Started 2 months ago (2008-09-17 18:45:00) by Absent Mind

If the nut fell off you might as well replace it with a graphit/tusq one, and yeah as said a dab of white glue and string to pitch to clamp it into place. As for replacing the bridge, the trem is probably custom made by yamaha and may not be compatible with other bridges, but check all the post spacings and string spacings and you might be alright.

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RE: Charvel/Jackson - Page 2 - Harmony Central Musician Community Forums

Started 2 months, 2 weeks ago (2008-09-03 12:08:00) by Mad Hatter

I will hunt on ebay maybe i can find an original pup and make it stock again. I would keep all the original hardware anyways if I modified it. Well I'll bring it to the tech and have him look at it and see what he thinks but if it goes out of tune alot when I play then I will look into a new trem. I'm just wondering the clamp above the nut, the screw is on funny, I hope it hasn't done any ...

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RE: Kahler after-the-nut stringlock

Started 3 months ago (2008-08-19 01:08:00) by pifty

Quote: Originally Posted by viper_mike i think that setup is way better than a regular locking nut because you can have a regular bone nut on it and it will have alot better sustain Eh, adding a friction point (nut) between the clamp and the trem is a pretty bad move in a full floating system. There's a reason Kahler guitars today ...

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