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Does anyone have any experience with this device. The reviews sound like it might be worth it.
Any thoughts?
Any thoughts?
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The Guitars:
Jackson USA SL2H, Jackson Performer PS-4, Gibson Les Paul Studio Gothic, Ibanez JS-1000, B.C. Rich Mockingbird ST, Martin GPCPA5 Acoustic, 14 Warmoth customs, Ibanez Artcore AS73, Ibanez Prestige SR1000EFM Bass
The Amps:
Peavey JSX 212 with JSX 412 cabinet, Ampeg B2R with Ampeg Portaflex PF210HE cabinet -
The maker of it is/was a member here. Do a search and you'll find a bunch of threads about it.Scott -
Cool, thanks.Originally posted by Spivonious View PostThe Guitars:
Jackson USA SL2H, Jackson Performer PS-4, Gibson Les Paul Studio Gothic, Ibanez JS-1000, B.C. Rich Mockingbird ST, Martin GPCPA5 Acoustic, 14 Warmoth customs, Ibanez Artcore AS73, Ibanez Prestige SR1000EFM Bass
The Amps:
Peavey JSX 212 with JSX 412 cabinet, Ampeg B2R with Ampeg Portaflex PF210HE cabinetComment
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Yes, there were quite a few threads on these. I have 4 or 5. I can't remember. Very nice units and they work quite well. They also have a forum at the Tremolo-no website.Tone is like Art: Your opinion is valid. Listen, learn, have fun, draw your own conclusions.Comment
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Does the tremol-no help with string bends and keeping the other strings from going out of tune when bending?"Some days you're the dog, other days you're the hydrant." - on the back of the business card for Bella the Pomeranian
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I installed one on a Tom Anderson. It works great with a D-tuna and stays in tune quite will with the tuning change. Am going to put some on my guitars as well.Custom Guitars, Refinish and restorations.
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The tremol-no will only do that when you set it to completely lock the trem. Otherwise, when it's in either full-float or dive-only mode, it has no extra stabilizing effect to keep the other strings in tune when bending. Something like a Hipshot Tremsetter would be better for that, but then there's the tradeoff of it affecting how the trem feels & works.Originally posted by stevoc View PostComment
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I got a guitar for chrissy that has a tremsetter on it. With the old strings it was working well but I haven't bothered setting it up now its restrung and its a pain in my balls, is it the same as these things?Comment
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No, the Tremolo-no is completely different. It provides free float or you can lock it down with the thumb screw to make it a hardtail. It also makes re-stringing a breeze on a Floyd. You can also get backplates with a cutout for access to the thumb screw, if you use a backplate. Budman, www.fretsonthenet.com has these or you can modify your own. The templates are on their website.Originally posted by bibz View PostTone is like Art: Your opinion is valid. Listen, learn, have fun, draw your own conclusions.Comment
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Which model of the Tremol-No would fit on a Charvel Model 3?Comment
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Either the pin type or the new clamp type will work, but the pin type is recommended. Here's their compatibiltity chart:
http://www.tremol-no.com/workswith.aspComment
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Way to go DG, I couldn't find that chart. I must still be asleep.
Tone is like Art: Your opinion is valid. Listen, learn, have fun, draw your own conclusions.Comment
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I have one- Works exactly as advertised. I did a write up from a total rookie's installation perspective on the kramer forum- never posted it here, but here's a link.
http://www.kramerforum.com/forum/sho...ight=tremol-no
I'd do it again, and may eventually put one on all my recessed floyd guitars. Very easy to use and has the added benefit of floating the trem in tune simple.
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I've had one of these sitting in my parts bin for about a year and 1/2 now.
Been meaning to put it on an SL1 but keep putting it off.Build a man a fire and he's warm for a day, set a man on fire and he's warm for the rest of his life.Comment
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had one on my prs ce22, had no problems with it.yeah it was me, you got a problem with that?Comment
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