Why not just bend down on the bar to loosen the allen wrench set screws under the strings? App is working out great. can't wait to put on a new set of strings. Thank you for the great detailed video, it is awesome!
On my Floyd there is not. It just has 2 pivot mount screws where the trem essentially “floats” and those are fixed. I’m not sure, but there might be other types of tremolos or Floyds that will allow you to do this but as far as I know, the standard Floyd rose design only lets you move back one string at a time. Also you said “after pushing back it’s still flat”… 2 things to address that. First of all, if the harmonic note is flat, you’re supposed to be moving the bridge saddle forward, not back… so that could be part of the problem right there. Secondly, you likely didn’t move the saddle far enough if it’s still not close to perfect. Hope this helps! 👊🏻
Very interesting video, Dave !! ♫
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Why not just bend down on the bar to loosen the allen wrench set screws under the strings? App is working out great. can't wait to put on a new set of strings. Thank you for the great detailed video, it is awesome!
Thanks! Hey anything that you find works better please don’t hold back! 😄
People are going to love this!
We need to learn this stuff 😮.
My guitar sounds so much better!
Thanks so much.
Awesome! Glad it helped and thanks for letting me know!🙏🏻
All mines are stuck like your low e. Hum
Awww man. Try some silicone lube!
Terror! To make you quit guitar!
Hahahaha indeed!
What if after pushing back, the note is still flat ? Is there a way to move the whole bridge back ?
On my Floyd there is not. It just has 2 pivot mount screws where the trem essentially “floats” and those are fixed. I’m not sure, but there might be other types of tremolos or Floyds that will allow you to do this but as far as I know, the standard Floyd rose design only lets you move back one string at a time.
Also you said “after pushing back it’s still flat”… 2 things to address that. First of all, if the harmonic note is flat, you’re supposed to be moving the bridge saddle forward, not back… so that could be part of the problem right there. Secondly, you likely didn’t move the saddle far enough if it’s still not close to perfect.
Hope this helps! 👊🏻
@@DaveRucci Sorry - I meant "sharp" but may be I have to bring the guitar to a luthier.
And thanks for the video !
Nothin' to FRET about with YOU BRIDGING all DOUBTS !!!!! ....... You put a LOTTO in your VIBRATO !!!!!
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Very interesting and informative video my friend Dave!!!Difficult moment with
changed set of strings!!! Very useful video!!!
Warm greetings, Leftis
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You surely know how to do and how to explain it!
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what app is that tuner .?
It’s called Airyware Tuner and there is a free version in the App Store.
@@DaveRucci thanks bro