Tremol-No

[Genebaby]

Any of you guys used one of these? http://www.tremol-no.com/

Coming under pressure to be able to play songs in Dropped D with the band but still wanting to use my newly setup for Eflat Charvel Flame Up I remembered there are some things like this which will help with this.

All my guitars that I have set up really nice and like to play live are in standard E, which I don't want to mess with once they are perfect. Save the Bullseye Charvel which I am still working on a good setup in Eflat, as my backup guitar now.

Rather than taking a third I'll try this unit, possibly with a D-Tuna as well, to lock the Floyd for diving only for most of the time.

[shramiac]

Geez Vic! Just buy another guitar! It's not like you've got enough!!!!!

[Genebaby]

But I want to use this one!!!!

I just got a black D-Tuna from Ebay too, should make it a pretty versatile like guitar.

[ankh]

i've used the tremsetter, it was a bit difficult to setup, but it really worked.The arm become a bit stiffer, but that was ok.More sustain too.

This one is easier to place and it think it could work well.

[Genebaby]

Yeah, I'm glad that there is no extra drilling with this unit, and it should give me what I need out of this guitar for the Drop D stuff, along with the Dtuna. Never had one of these because all my Floyds floated before.

There is a bit of soldering though!

[poserboy71]

I have a few of those in two identical E.S.P. Vintage Plus guitars. I can do without them.

[Genebaby]

You don't like them or you don't need them in those guitars anymore?

[poserboy71]

They do the job. I could just care less to have them in the guitars.

[Genebaby]

Fair enough. I need to be able to drop tune with a Floyd so these are required.

[poserboy71]

That's why I can care for the Floyd recess . I remember Brad Gillis being the first guy that I knew of to do this modification(cutting the wood from under the Floyd Rose) to his guitars.