maglok vs black box vs tremsetter
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Re: maglok vs black box vs tremsetter
I love floating floyds as well...
the problem is tunning..even the best locking floyds are a bit*h to tune
I love floating floyds as well...
the problem is tunning..even the best locking floyds are a bit*h to tune
KeeperOS
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Re: maglok vs black box vs tremsetter
None of the above for me.
I have a Tremol-No in my full-floating Floyd guitar which I use to TEMPORARILY block the trem.
You can swap strings and tune in the same time it takes you to for a hardtail (well, minus the stretching part
).
Turns the guitar from full-floating to dive only to hardtail with the turn of a small knob, on the fly.
Unless you have a specific reason to go spring-loaded (which it is not and CANNOT return you to pitch after the fact) then that's my vote.
None of the above for me.
I have a Tremol-No in my full-floating Floyd guitar which I use to TEMPORARILY block the trem.
You can swap strings and tune in the same time it takes you to for a hardtail (well, minus the stretching part
).Turns the guitar from full-floating to dive only to hardtail with the turn of a small knob, on the fly.
Unless you have a specific reason to go spring-loaded (which it is not and CANNOT return you to pitch after the fact) then that's my vote.
treyhaislip
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Re: maglok vs black box vs tremsetter
Neither of the above for me either...
Neither of the above for me either...
dystrust
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Re: maglok vs black box vs tremsetter
+1
I don't currently have a Floyd guitar and don't feel the need for one of these with a 6-bolt trem. When I had a Floyd guitar I used a tremol-no, and I'll do so again if I get another.
None of the above for me.
I have a Tremol-No in my full-floating Floyd guitar which I use to TEMPORARILY block the trem.
You can swap strings and tune in the same time it takes you to for a hardtail (well, minus the stretching part
Turns the guitar from full-floating to dive only to hardtail with the turn of a small knob, on the fly.
Unless you have a specific reason to go spring-loaded (which it is not and CANNOT return you to pitch after the fact) then that's my vote.
+1
I don't currently have a Floyd guitar and don't feel the need for one of these with a 6-bolt trem. When I had a Floyd guitar I used a tremol-no, and I'll do so again if I get another.
