music man

[gsonique]

try this

or this

 

[edder]

yO bro edder, anyway to add trem lock without adding bloody screws to my wood? :?

yo bro ripper bro... just get a small piece of wood and stick it into the tremolo block.

Pine will give you vintagey sounds.
Mahogany will give you a warm but brightish sound.
Ash will give a lot of treble

and you believe any of this shitload of bull I'm typing? hahaha....

 

[snuffleupagus]

Seriously ah?Wow Thanks for that bit of info!

Hype is always good!

Ive been receiving some sensible offers, like I said, this baby deserves to be played....and I'm still hunting for my lesPaul

 

[fgl]

bro snuff...U Morse git pix making me drooooollllllll man....

 

[AgingYouth]

Are you guys INSANE?!?!?!

I only believe in downwards bidding!!!

bro snuff bro, I bid $490 for the Steve Morse MusicMan!!! The doode is kewl...

 

[AgingYouth]

+1 to soft.

Hurhurhur, welcome to the club, bro SOFT bro...

 

[Ripper]

U almost fooled me bro edder.. I knew EB been putting tone blocks under the humb in their 20th Anniv Silo. But your "tone block" in the tremolo? :roll: try harder dude! haha

 

[Ripper]

try this

or this

Thanks gson! wonder if the tremol-no claw plate lobang match my existing ones, also you need to screw the freelok to the body...

seems that there is no best of both world. Its either tremolo, or tremol-no.

 

[ShredCow]

Ripper, do try the Tremol-No. MOST probably, no modifications needed, and it works well.

Issue with it, for me, was that i could feel it affecting floyd's movement, just a wee bit but I couldn't stand it.

Cheap too.

 

[Ripper]

Might just try it, right shred? :wink:

someone selling it some time back. u know where to get it here? $?

 

[javien]

BKK = ?

 

[Everdying]

i thought i saw a tremol-no at davis a couple weeks ago.