W Wayne27 Member Jun 25, 2020 #1 Is there a risk of damaging the guitar or tremolo system if you block the tremolo so you can balance it while you tune your guitar?
Is there a risk of damaging the guitar or tremolo system if you block the tremolo so you can balance it while you tune your guitar?
C Cynical Active member Jun 25, 2020 #2 Re: Tuning locking tremolo with a block As long as you don't block it with an object that will chip/dent/scrape the surface of your guitar, it's safe.
Re: Tuning locking tremolo with a block As long as you don't block it with an object that will chip/dent/scrape the surface of your guitar, it's safe.
DavidRavenMoon New member Jun 25, 2020 #3 Re: Tuning locking tremolo with a block When you remove the block it will not be in tune. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Re: Tuning locking tremolo with a block When you remove the block it will not be in tune. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Mincer Administrator Staff member Jun 25, 2020 #4 Re: Tuning locking tremolo with a block When I've worked on them, I used a block to center the trem parallel with the top.
Re: Tuning locking tremolo with a block When I've worked on them, I used a block to center the trem parallel with the top.
eclecticsynergy Well-known member Jun 25, 2020 #5 Re: Tuning locking tremolo with a block Yep, blocking the bridge to keep it level while working on stuff like intonation or neck relief is one thing. But blocking it while tuning up is likely to mess with your pitch when you remove the block.
Re: Tuning locking tremolo with a block Yep, blocking the bridge to keep it level while working on stuff like intonation or neck relief is one thing. But blocking it while tuning up is likely to mess with your pitch when you remove the block.