If your having trouble with tuning issues on a Floyd Rose maybe check out some of the issues talked about here. Guitar Heads bridge www.guitarheads.net/products/b...
Thanks for making this video! I noticed that there wasn't enough of the string in, so I straightened it out and re bent it and now everything's much more stable! It looks like it needs a bit of a clean as well, so that'll probably help! Good shout with the foam as well, I might have to steal that idea hahaha
no worries mate! glad its helped ya. if ya know someone with an air compressor just give it a quick blow out, with the strings still on though. otherwise those little blocks that hold the string in just fly everywhere! Steal all ya want bud!
7:42 When I use the whammy bar, the strings all go slightly sharp or slightly flat, depending on what way I go with the whammy bar. Esentially it’s the bridge not returning to the original position and having two “neutral” positions. I think this may be the problem.
@smug If you use titanium studs, you will need a titanium plate. Mismatched hardness of metal between the studs and plate is the main reason for stud/knife edge wear. There are so many bad you tube videos on Floyds/Licensed Floyds , especially people who upgrade the trem/base plate to steel, but they leave the old posts, most likely zinc-alloy posts, which makes the upgrade useless in the long run.
My solution was to “crimp” the strings at 1/8 of an inch, and to this having the guitars I own, the strings never pop out. The issue showed up on a Floyd Rose Special. For some reason, no matter what the string gauge (.009- .042) they pop out of the socket. That’s my fix to a problem I know longer have. All I had going was to think about it, give it a try, and it worked!! Good Luck!!
Guess I might have to bring my guitar to an AA meeting. Damn thing always getting a buzz. I know a rehab place in Napa Valley. Just to keep our options open.
hi,i have a problem setting up my floyd rose, i adjusted the springs in the back until the end but the bridge is still rising up a little bit,i put cleartone 9/46 strings and it goes out of tune when i use the tremolo.any suggestions what i shouldo do?thanks.
Hmmmm ok, Im wondering if another spring may help. As for still going out of tune that can be a few things and without seeing the guitar is pretty darn difficult to diagnose. Could be something simple as strings not being stretched properly
@@angrytroll27 i figured it out but thanks anyway,i was doing it all wrong and it wasn't long that the new string broke and i had to put a new set.i did not put the bridge on the correct level from the body when i put the new strings.that's why i had that problem.it's really to level the bridge in putting new strings.
I play in standard, yet my strings are under so much tension that whenever I pull up on the bar, a string will break/come unwound. My low E is 52 gauge, and the high E is a 10 gauge, so I don't think they're too light. What do I do???
Excellent video! 12:42 as a long time original floyd guy... I'm gonna say this now. Consider getting a Gotoh GE1996T. most recent original floyd roses since the early mid 2010s have been infamous for quality control issues, I've owned about 6 OFRs in the past 10 years and every single one of them has had some kind of weird ass fault, be it stripped set screw ferrules, stripped intonation screws, loose assembly between the block and the plate (thankfully an easy one), bad tolerances with the saddle blocks (one actually had one lodged in the saddle and could not be removed), and all kind of stuff. Floyd rose is quick to resolve these issues if you contact them but to be honest.. for a bridge that expensive these issues should NOT be happening, and ultimately I've given up on using floyd rose and began using gotoh GE1996T's in all my guitars. I haven't had a SINGLE QC issue with these gotohs and they hold tune exceptionally well and in general are more comfortable and better designed. This might solve your woes with floyds, it did for me and for once I don't find myself just getting annoyed chasing issues anymore with these.
I have a question, i have brand new strings, E standard tuning, Everytime I use the whammy bar it goes SLIGHTLY outta tune, IV stretched the strings and I gotta keep retuning it about every hour, I have a Jackson Js34Q dinky dka-m
I have a Jackson JS32 Warrior . It has two problems 1. The 2nd string sounds normal until the 12th fret . But beyond that , It sounds half step down . . 2. Everytime I hit the whammy , the strings ho out of tune . . please help
hmmmm for the first problem how old are your strings?? Im thinking either ya string are really old n rusted or ya intonation out by are mile....maybe both. I had really old strings on my first electric and had all sorts of odd sounds. A new set of string is SO important on any guitar. As for the second issue, the locking nut locked? Otherwise maybe you got an issue with the posts/knife edge. If thats the case it might be a job for your local tech. I hope that helps let me know how ya go
@@shredhed572 thanks for the tip!! I’ve pretty much figured out the knicks and tricks behind all countries Floyd’s since I posted this comment. They can be a pain of course but I always love em hahah
Aaron Mifsud, I just took the saddle apart, and it’s missing the small bottom brass plate piece. Do you if anyone sells that piece or will I have to buy a new saddle?
@@cmikesmith664 You can use a coke can. Just cut a small piece the same size as the bit that fell off. You can simply super glue it in place. I had to do this, but I had some thin brass shim stock. I realize this is an old thread. Just posting this in case it can help someone. + I've been using FRs for 35 years
FIRST Question to ask is if the player has a REAL FLOYD ROSE or a SCHALLER Floyd or even a Gotoh or a lawsuit Kahler copy... If you does, then the player is in error. If he bought a cheap copy for less than 60 bucks tell him to get a real floyd. Or the ones previously mentioned.
Someone on here should be able to help me figuring out the problem I am having with fine tuning. Here's my little dilemma I am having, Everytime it comes to fine tuning I run out of thread on my micro tuners. I'll get the the three bottomed high strings perfectly in tune first, then go onto the low strings. After I am complete tuning to a chromatic, I will go through the strings again, either their a tad bit sharp or flat. Now this problem don't stop till I run out of thread on my micro tuners. What do any of you guys think it could be. I changed spring tension more then I should've and tried numerous gauged strings. I'm so confused with my trem, anybody please help. And it's nothing that the RUclipsr had mentioned in this video.
Hey mate first problem might be tune the Low E (thickest string first) and work your way across from there... E A D G B E . The bass strings will have greater influence on the trem then the treble strings. Try that and let me know how you go. But with a Floyd stick to one gauge of strings and tuning dont go back and forth with strings and tunings
thats the tremolo i have on my jackson....the licensed under floyd rose one.....it fucked me so hard im fucked i need to buy a new trem system for sure. its so fucking annoying i keep wasting strings on it.
Just got a brand new dean stealth ! Every time I use the whammy bar it goes outta tune ! Right brand new out of the case first dime bomb outta tune checked the tightness of everything and it seems fine watched tons of videos and everything seems to check out I was so excited to play this thing dammit lol
Dude! My Dean Far beyond driven cost me $2500 and the screw for the term claw came out of the body when i tightened the screws....YEs when i tightened the screw
I have a strange Problem with my floyd: I have no problem tuning up and i can beat the hell out of the flod and it stays in tune perfectly. But when i bend the b string it detunes when i then do a dive and go back it is back in tune. i already switched around the saddle which the one of the a string but that did not fix the problem. Any idea what could be causing this?
wow while checking the nut for the tenth time i noticed that the screw holding the nut to the neck was poking out theirby not allowing the nut to lock. used a smaller headed screw now stays in tune. the screw did not sit flush because somebody at Jackson was not able to drill a straight hole.
oh cool at least ya fixed it. could be worse on one of my old deans one of the screws that holds the trem claw in came out of the body when i got the guitar home
I stripped my last 2 bolts. both strings popped out lashed me in the neck. If I would've known better I never would've gotten a guitar with a tremolo. I don't like doing dive bombs anyways and I'll never be Steve Vai haha
Nah their alright. I live opposite a park so I get all sorts of critters. I even had a kangaroo in my drive way the other week. A few years ago before I moved houses the people next door had a noisy pool pump and would go for several hours a day heres a link to what i was living next to ruclips.net/video/_Wn5X55Hi4I/видео.html
It is a real Floyd Rose, but it could be a FR 1000 series made in korea or a made in Germany one, If its german it will say made in Germany on the back side of the base plate where it says Floyd Rose on the top of the tremolo, if its Korean it will have a S instead of made in Germany.
hey, yeah im gonna say its a 1000. I cant find anything that says made in germany or an S. On the back side of the block there is the FR logo and 28 under it. thats the only other markings i can find. what do you think?
The FR logo blocks come on both, as for the 28 underneath that would be the block size 28mm, I didn't know they made smaller then 32mm, that's the smallest size Floyd Rose makes, its probably 32 not 28. Sounds like a 1000, they are made from the same materials as the german one only made in korea. Its a good trem I have owned 2 of them never any tuning problems. They are hard to setup if you don't do them a lot. I can do it 15-20 mins.
For the record, it isnt "real" floyd rose. I have dbz bird of prey, basically the same version of dbz venom with extra horn on the upper right, and there is no "made in germany" on the base plate. Im sure they are korean ones and far more superior than the licenced ones or fr special.
I feel like Over 75% of the problems occur because people DONT have a Real Floyd Rose....because most people can't afford a $2500 guitar brand new off the shelf. The majority of guitar sales are Under $600 Range....Companies slap cheap Knock-off Trems because that's what the Market dictates.....thus Floyd Rose gets a bad name in general.
Mike Fu I agree. They get these "Froyd Roze "trems that are made with soft steel knife edges and out of spec parts. Then on top of that the people that complain about them are new players that don't even know the mechanics of a double locking trem. No idea that they're trem isn't supposed to be sunk into the cavity or straight up changing gauges without adjustment to the trem claw. A high quality double locking trem have hardened steel knife edges that are the same hardness as the posts so there's no dulling.
Absolute Bullshit. I have 4 guitars which are all under $400 and have no problems tuning and setting up the trem systems. and keeping them in tune live gigging is easy. Problems occur because people dont do research, or just too lazy to perform work on their guitar. Floyd rose gets a bad name because people are too stupid to figure it out for themselves. You dont need a real floyd rose to fix your tuning problems.
True, but the Licensed FR's usually don't last as long as the real deal does. I have 2 30+ year old FR's (although i don't know how long the guitars weren't in use when i bought them) and the FR's still work fine. I just had to change out the string lock insert blocks and get new nut clamping blocks.
I'm surprised that the Real Floyd Rose is giving You problems. ... licensed (fake copy) Floyd Rose trems have tons of issues.. mostly because of inferior materials .. but I have 7 or 8 Floyd Rose. . A few Special series.. A few 1000 series (made in Korea) And one original. (Stamped Germany on the bottom of baseplate ) And for me.. once You get a Floyd Rose perfect... It's Perfect until a string breaks. Yes.. there's a ton of adjustment to set one up perfectly.... But .. I Love Floyd Rose trems.. I only have a few licensed floyd Rose types.. and most of those are ibanez..or Jackson.. (which . Again.. see "licensed, fake copy" floyd Rose... Not great)
I'll start off by saying that I have a cheap "Licenced by Floyd Rose" bridge. When I pull the bar back to raise the pitch, the strings stay slightly sharp of standard tuning, and when I push the bar to lower the pitch, the strings stay slightly flat of standard tuning. The strings are stretched and everything is tight.
I see that every once in a while if you played with the bar while re stringing or before strings are stretched out it can cause funny problems. Otherwise maybe ya knife edges/posts are buggered. Try new strings first
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Thanks mate!!
Thanks for making this video! I noticed that there wasn't enough of the string in, so I straightened it out and re bent it and now everything's much more stable! It looks like it needs a bit of a clean as well, so that'll probably help! Good shout with the foam as well, I might have to steal that idea hahaha
no worries mate! glad its helped ya. if ya know someone with an air compressor just give it a quick blow out, with the strings still on though. otherwise those little blocks that hold the string in just fly everywhere! Steal all ya want bud!
7:42
When I use the whammy bar, the strings all go slightly sharp or slightly flat, depending on what way I go with the whammy bar. Esentially it’s the bridge not returning to the original position and having two “neutral” positions. I think this may be the problem.
I have the same problem, how do I fix this?
@smug If you use titanium studs, you will need a titanium plate. Mismatched hardness of metal between the studs and plate is the main reason for stud/knife edge wear.
There are so many bad you tube videos on Floyds/Licensed Floyds , especially people who upgrade the trem/base plate to steel, but they leave the old posts, most likely zinc-alloy posts, which makes the upgrade useless in the long run.
@@jrg770 I like your points. I'm going to tear into my axes right now and check. thx
My solution was to “crimp” the strings at 1/8 of an inch, and to this having the guitars I own, the strings never pop out. The issue showed up on a Floyd Rose Special. For some reason, no matter what the string gauge (.009- .042) they pop out of the socket. That’s my fix to a problem I know longer have. All I had going was to think about it, give it a try, and it worked!! Good Luck!!
You can replace parts on the trem's, the screws and the part they screw into can be bought from StewMac.
Guess I might have to bring my guitar to an AA meeting. Damn
thing always getting a buzz. I know a rehab place in Napa Valley. Just to keep
our options open.
hi,i have a problem setting up my floyd rose, i adjusted the springs in the back until the end but the bridge is still rising up a little bit,i put cleartone 9/46 strings and it goes out of tune when i use the tremolo.any suggestions what i shouldo do?thanks.
Hmmmm ok, Im wondering if another spring may help. As for still going out of tune that can be a few things and without seeing the guitar is pretty darn difficult to diagnose. Could be something simple as strings not being stretched properly
@@angrytroll27 i figured it out but thanks anyway,i was doing it all wrong and it wasn't long that the new string broke and i had to put a new set.i did not put the bridge on the correct level from the body when i put the new strings.that's why i had that problem.it's really to level the bridge in putting new strings.
can i wait 2 seconds?
I play in standard, yet my strings are under so much tension that whenever I pull up on the bar, a string will break/come unwound. My low E is 52 gauge, and the high E is a 10 gauge, so I don't think they're too light. What do I do???
Bizarre never heard of that. Same string breaks and where does it break from?
Excellent video!
12:42 as a long time original floyd guy... I'm gonna say this now. Consider getting a Gotoh GE1996T.
most recent original floyd roses since the early mid 2010s have been infamous for quality control issues, I've owned about 6 OFRs in the past 10 years and every single one of them has had some kind of weird ass fault, be it stripped set screw ferrules, stripped intonation screws, loose assembly between the block and the plate (thankfully an easy one), bad tolerances with the saddle blocks (one actually had one lodged in the saddle and could not be removed), and all kind of stuff. Floyd rose is quick to resolve these issues if you contact them but to be honest.. for a bridge that expensive these issues should NOT be happening, and ultimately I've given up on using floyd rose and began using gotoh GE1996T's in all my guitars. I haven't had a SINGLE QC issue with these gotohs and they hold tune exceptionally well and in general are more comfortable and better designed. This might solve your woes with floyds, it did for me and for once I don't find myself just getting annoyed chasing issues anymore with these.
Hey thanks mate. Thankfully my Floyds are good these are issues ive seen in the past
Gotoh always make great stuff i love their tuners
Just wondering...does that Gotoh have 1 straight edge/blade?
@@shredhed572 yep, the bass side blade is straight, helps alot for retrofitting it on various different 2 post trem guitars which is nice
I have a question, i have brand new strings, E standard tuning, Everytime I use the whammy bar it goes SLIGHTLY outta tune, IV stretched the strings and I gotta keep retuning it about every hour, I have a Jackson Js34Q dinky dka-m
Hey, honestly could be anything. Maybe undo the nut retune lock the nut and see what happens. Is it going slightly flat? Sharp?
@@angrytroll27 sometimes flat, but rarely itll go sharp
@@Crantrex have you find the fix for your problem? I just had one too
@@Crantrex
You guys can get a trem stop that is spring loaded and adjustable so you can still pull up.
They're like $20
I have a Jackson JS32 Warrior .
It has two problems
1. The 2nd string sounds normal until the 12th fret . But beyond that , It sounds half step down .
.
2. Everytime I hit the whammy , the strings ho out of tune .
.
please help
hmmmm for the first problem how old are your strings?? Im thinking either ya string are really old n rusted or ya intonation out by are mile....maybe both. I had really old strings on my first electric and had all sorts of odd sounds. A new set of string is SO important on any guitar.
As for the second issue, the locking nut locked? Otherwise maybe you got an issue with the posts/knife edge. If thats the case it might be a job for your local tech.
I hope that helps let me know how ya go
Change bridge Will help
is there any Lubrication needed on the floyd or the locking nut?
Na mate
If its not a German made Floyd, then some chapstick where the knife edges meet the posts.
If a real FR then no lube needed
@@shredhed572 thanks for the tip!! I’ve pretty much figured out the knicks and tricks behind all countries Floyd’s since I posted this comment. They can be a pain of course but I always love em hahah
Please help me
My guitar always goes out of tune only when i use wammy bar at its hard level
Make sure everything's tightened down, could also be that your locking nut up by your headstock is in need of replacing
I have only one string that always goes out of tune when I use the whammy bar. Any suggestions?
Checked nut and saddle?
Aaron Mifsud, I just took the saddle apart, and it’s missing the small bottom brass plate piece. Do you if anyone sells that piece or will I have to buy a new saddle?
@@cmikesmith664 Hmm ok. Maybe just get a new saddle. Make you you get the correct saddle
due to the radius
@@cmikesmith664
You can use a coke can.
Just cut a small piece the same size as the bit that fell off.
You can simply super glue it in place.
I had to do this, but I had some thin brass shim stock.
I realize this is an old thread. Just posting this in case it can help someone.
+ I've been using FRs for 35 years
6:42
How do we solve that issue? Do we just have to go to a mechanic?
File or new saddle
What guitar is he using in this video? Its awesome
Thanks mate its DBZ Venom
Looks like a Jackson KVXMG to me.
DBZ Venom
String popping out isnt my issue, my issue is that when i use the whammy it always goes out of tune no matter what i do!
Is floyd level with the guitar body.
PatientMental mine too :/
Mine goes out when dive bomb but when i pull back goes back in tune. But lately that's not working should've just gotten epiphone.
@@quit293
Its rubbing the body. Probably the part of the trem bar that is under the baseplate.
FIRST Question to ask is if the player has a REAL FLOYD ROSE or a SCHALLER Floyd or even a Gotoh or a lawsuit Kahler copy... If you does, then the player is in error. If he bought a cheap copy for less than 60 bucks tell him to get a real floyd. Or the ones previously mentioned.
intonated open, and at 12th, but notes are sharp above 12th fret. can u help
Need to move the saddles back slighty
@@angrytroll27 nah it just makes the 12 out of intonation
@@TomVautour no idea. Maybe check string height n maybe change strings. I've recently had some faulty strings n intonation went flat
That my guitar doesn't unravel after every solo with a twisting of the tone
Using a stand for your vid camera would make all the moving around easier mate. You could just swivel your camera around or up and down, good idea.
any information on the graph - tech. Floyd Rose? Got one on my Variax, just bought it seems to work pretty well. Opinions?
Someone on here should be able to help me figuring out the problem I am having with fine tuning. Here's my little dilemma I am having, Everytime it comes to fine tuning I run out of thread on my micro tuners. I'll get the the three bottomed high strings perfectly in tune first, then go onto the low strings. After I am complete tuning to a chromatic, I will go through the strings again, either their a tad bit sharp or flat. Now this problem don't stop till I run out of thread on my micro tuners. What do any of you guys think it could be. I changed spring tension more then I should've and tried numerous gauged strings. I'm so confused with my trem, anybody please help. And it's nothing that the RUclipsr had mentioned in this video.
Hey mate first problem might be tune the Low E (thickest string first) and work your way across from there... E A D G B E . The bass strings will have greater influence on the trem then the treble strings. Try that and let me know how you go. But with a Floyd stick to one gauge of strings and tuning dont go back and forth with strings and tunings
thats the tremolo i have on my jackson....the licensed under floyd rose one.....it fucked me so hard im fucked i need to buy a new trem system for sure. its so fucking annoying i keep wasting strings on it.
Just got a brand new dean stealth ! Every time I use the whammy bar it goes outta tune ! Right brand new out of the case first dime bomb outta tune checked the tightness of everything and it seems fine watched tons of videos and everything seems to check out I was so excited to play this thing dammit lol
Dude! My Dean Far beyond driven cost me $2500 and the screw for the term claw came out of the body when i tightened the screws....YEs when i tightened the screw
I have a strange Problem with my floyd:
I have no problem tuning up and i can beat the hell out of the flod and it stays in tune perfectly.
But when i bend the b string it detunes when i then do a dive and go back it is back in tune.
i already switched around the saddle which the one of the a string but that did not fix the problem.
Any idea what could be causing this?
Hmmm maybe check the nut n locking clamps. Maybe ya got a burr somewhere
wow while checking the nut for the tenth time i noticed that the screw holding the nut to the neck was poking out theirby not allowing the nut to lock. used a smaller headed screw now stays in tune.
the screw did not sit flush because somebody at Jackson was not able to drill a straight hole.
oh cool at least ya fixed it. could be worse on one of my old deans one of the screws that holds the trem claw in came out of the body when i got the guitar home
V 250! I have the LTD V401DX. Great guitar. It just sucks because it at two EMG 81s
i know yeah i cant stand emg nowa days.
Aaron Mifsud they sound the same in every guitar.
yep thin n shrill!!
@0:10 I know that sigh well
I stripped my last 2 bolts. both strings popped out lashed me in the neck. If I would've known better I never would've gotten a guitar with a tremolo. I don't like doing dive bombs anyways and I'll never be Steve Vai haha
to fix string slip, remove string block ,and in stall string ball end and run screw till stop, done
nice camera bro, what kind is it
hey, its a panasonic hc-v130
Aaron Mifsud cool
does the mic sound good on the cam for doing guitar covers videos?
Yeah does the job check out some of my other vids n that will give you some idea
If that bird racket would be constant in my day I'd prolly be happy for once about my tinnitus.
Nah their alright. I live opposite a park so I get all sorts of critters. I even had a kangaroo in my drive way the other week. A few years ago before I moved houses the people next door had a noisy pool pump and would go for several hours a day heres a link to what i was living next to ruclips.net/video/_Wn5X55Hi4I/видео.html
It is a real Floyd Rose, but it could be a FR 1000 series made in korea or a made in Germany one, If its german it will say made in Germany on the back side of the base plate where it says Floyd Rose on the top of the tremolo, if its Korean it will have a S instead of made in Germany.
hey, yeah im gonna say its a 1000. I cant find anything that says made in germany or an S. On the back side of the block there is the FR logo and 28 under it. thats the only other markings i can find. what do you think?
The FR logo blocks come on both, as for the 28 underneath that would be the block size 28mm, I didn't know they made smaller then 32mm, that's the smallest size Floyd Rose makes, its probably 32 not 28. Sounds like a 1000, they are made from the same materials as the german one only made in korea. Its a good trem I have owned 2 of them never any tuning problems. They are hard to setup if you don't do them a lot. I can do it 15-20 mins.
For the record, it isnt "real" floyd rose. I have dbz bird of prey, basically the same version of dbz venom with extra horn on the upper right, and there is no "made in germany" on the base plate. Im sure they are korean ones and far more superior than the licenced ones or fr special.
I feel like Over 75% of the problems occur because people DONT have a Real Floyd Rose....because most people can't afford a $2500 guitar brand new off the shelf. The majority of guitar sales are Under $600 Range....Companies slap cheap Knock-off Trems because that's what the Market dictates.....thus Floyd Rose gets a bad name in general.
Mike Fu I agree. They get these "Froyd Roze "trems that are made with soft steel knife edges and out of spec parts. Then on top of that the people that complain about them are new players that don't even know the mechanics of a double locking trem. No idea that they're trem isn't supposed to be sunk into the cavity or straight up changing gauges without adjustment to the trem claw. A high quality double locking trem have hardened steel knife edges that are the same hardness as the posts so there's no dulling.
Absolute Bullshit. I have 4 guitars which are all under $400 and have no problems tuning and setting up the trem systems. and keeping them in tune live gigging is easy. Problems occur because people dont do research, or just too lazy to perform work on their guitar. Floyd rose gets a bad name because people are too stupid to figure it out for themselves. You dont need a real floyd rose to fix your tuning problems.
True, but the Licensed FR's usually don't last as long as the real deal does. I have 2 30+ year old FR's (although i don't know how long the guitars weren't in use when i bought them) and the FR's still work fine. I just had to change out the string lock insert blocks and get new nut clamping blocks.
@@DoomBunnyKiller00
True, I've had a Jackson JT6 trem once....no problems.
But that doesn't mean it's as good as.......
Intonation and changing string gauges. May god have mercy on your soul.
I'm surprised that the Real Floyd Rose is giving You problems.
... licensed (fake copy) Floyd Rose trems have tons of issues.. mostly because of inferior materials
.. but I have 7 or 8 Floyd Rose.
.
A few Special series..
A few 1000 series (made in Korea)
And one original. (Stamped Germany on the bottom of baseplate )
And for me.. once You get a Floyd Rose perfect... It's Perfect until a string breaks.
Yes.. there's a ton of adjustment to set one up perfectly.... But .. I Love Floyd Rose trems.. I only have a few licensed floyd Rose types.. and most of those are ibanez..or Jackson.. (which . Again.. see "licensed, fake copy" floyd Rose... Not great)
This bridge is ok. Just talking about general issues people run into
I agree. German and Korean frs are great....all others not so much.
My Jem7v has the top of the line Edge trem, and even it has problems
I'll start off by saying that I have a cheap "Licenced by Floyd Rose" bridge. When I pull the bar back to raise the pitch, the strings stay slightly sharp of standard tuning, and when I push the bar to lower the pitch, the strings stay slightly flat of standard tuning. The strings are stretched and everything is tight.
I see that every once in a while if you played with the bar while re stringing or before strings are stretched out it can cause funny problems. Otherwise maybe ya knife edges/posts are buggered. Try new strings first
@@angrytroll27
Yeah. Dull knife edges
A cruch lab in the neck? THE INSANITY!!!!!!
Nope D Activator X neck pup
@@angrytroll27 ooohhh that makes more sense
nice index finger ring gay?
no
Hi twinkle toes