Block the trem!

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    Tfr123
    I want to turn my floyd rose brindge into a complete hard tail bridge. Could I put wood blocks on both sides of the block, and if so how tight should they be?
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    diadorastriker
    diadorastriker wrote

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    just do this and take out the bar

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      mmr007
      mmr007 wrote

      that guy is funny as hell

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        catears
        catears wrote

        LOL you have a floating trem specifically designed to give you complete tremolo usability whilst maintaining stability (in theory) and you want to block it off?

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          Zero
          Zero wrote

          LOL you have a floating trem specifically designed to give you complete tremolo usability whilst maintaining stability (in theory) and you want to block it off?

          Some people want to do that... I love having Floyds on my guitars for the tuning stability and the ability to do the woop woop antics, but most of the time I don't touch it... I'm considering an Arming Adjuster for it, too... Don't feel like installing a tremol-no.

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            younasu
            younasu wrote

            Ever tried unison bends with a floyd?
            Possible? Yes. (With the right amount of pressure against the floyd to keep in tune.)
            Fun? No.

            I really love my OFR, but this is a major turn-off to me. (Perhaps I should put in more springs, or stronger ones?)

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