Help With My Floyd Rose?
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Whitestrat
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paging for SHREDCOW!!!!!
*sigh*
Google is the greater entity here.
"IBANEZ RULES!!" - Ibanez Guitars - New and Used has a good tech section.
Google brings lots of tips and hints and walkthru and how-to-do-it-s and advice and forum discussions and ... did I say tips and hints?
Google is the greater entity here.
"IBANEZ RULES!!" - Ibanez Guitars - New and Used has a good tech section.
Google brings lots of tips and hints and walkthru and how-to-do-it-s and advice and forum discussions and ... did I say tips and hints?
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seriosuly troublesome
tuning on a floating bridge system is really troublesome, you tune one up the rest go down. So wad i do is i use this thing called a tuner and tune the bass E string lower than the actaul E.. say D. Do this for the next 2 or 3 strings down. oh yea, don forget to UNSCREW THE NUT or else ur strings before the nut might burst. aight so u jsut tune the B and e strings as normal. From there, start from the bass E string again and tune as usuall and do the same for the rest of the strings. It gets real troublesome as u have to do this bout 2 or 3 times.
If u;re a person who switches from drop E tuning to D frequently, I suggest u unscrew the fine tuner(go to Floyd Rose - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia to understand the parts in a floyd rose system) of the E string to it's max and tuning the string to D. So that when u have thightened the nut and u wanna tune to standard E tuning, just screw in the fine tuners till u get the E note.
If u play songs which goes down all the way to C tuning(songs by amazing bands like Arch Enemy, Children of Bodom), U have to take out on spring from the floating bridge.To do tt, unscrew the back of ur guitar and u'll see 3 springs(tt's wad i think u'll see cause tt''s wad mine has). aight so take out the middle one so that the sides are balanced. So now you can to tune to a C tuning without having the bridge being pulled all the way by the 3 springs cause u'll have 2 springs now.
Well tt's just my way of tuning, it may not be the "right" way or smt, it's just wad i learn through exp. So plz do tell me if u have better ways of tuning.hope this helps.
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tuning on a floating bridge system is really troublesome, you tune one up the rest go down. So wad i do is i use this thing called a tuner and tune the bass E string lower than the actaul E.. say D. Do this for the next 2 or 3 strings down. oh yea, don forget to UNSCREW THE NUT or else ur strings before the nut might burst. aight so u jsut tune the B and e strings as normal. From there, start from the bass E string again and tune as usuall and do the same for the rest of the strings. It gets real troublesome as u have to do this bout 2 or 3 times.
If u;re a person who switches from drop E tuning to D frequently, I suggest u unscrew the fine tuner(go to Floyd Rose - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia to understand the parts in a floyd rose system) of the E string to it's max and tuning the string to D. So that when u have thightened the nut and u wanna tune to standard E tuning, just screw in the fine tuners till u get the E note.
If u play songs which goes down all the way to C tuning(songs by amazing bands like Arch Enemy, Children of Bodom), U have to take out on spring from the floating bridge.To do tt, unscrew the back of ur guitar and u'll see 3 springs(tt's wad i think u'll see cause tt''s wad mine has). aight so take out the middle one so that the sides are balanced. So now you can to tune to a C tuning without having the bridge being pulled all the way by the 3 springs cause u'll have 2 springs now.
Well tt's just my way of tuning, it may not be the "right" way or smt, it's just wad i learn through exp. So plz do tell me if u have better ways of tuning.hope this helps.
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