No, but you'll be able to pull it up alot higher if it's recessed. In a non recess route you make get a quarter step up, if it's not flat mounted on the body
No, but you'll be able to pull it up alot higher if it's recessed. In a non recess route you make get a quarter step up, if it's not flat mounted on the body
Not entirely true. Some guitars have the entire floyd floating a few mm above the body, most notably many SD-era Jacksons and most Tune-o-matic-> Floyd converted axes. On these you can pull up just as high as with most recesses
True. I have a few 80's set neck Hamers with Floyds. They built those with the neck at a slight angle to the body like on a Les Paul, so the Floyd is sitting higher up off the body. There's no recess, but I can pull way back on it.
If you have a bolt-on you can shim the neck a bit to make it angled and raise the bridge from the body, but if the part where the springs attach is already hitting the body it won't do you any good.
Not entirely true. Some guitars have the entire floyd floating a few mm above the body, most notably many SD-era Jacksons and most Tune-o-matic-> Floyd converted axes. On these you can pull up just as high as with most recesses