Tonepros: Tune-O-Matic, Stopbar tailpiece

[HupyDupy]

Hey all!!!! Hi!

I would like to know is there any place in Singapore which sells First Hand Tonepros bridge, like the one stated above. Thanks!

 

[predz23]

maybe zen guitarwerkz (i think thats how you spell it)

 

[Whitestrat]

I would like to know is there any place in Singapore which sells First Hand Tonepros bridge, like the one stated above. Thanks!

Which model? Nashville or ABR-1? and what tailpiece? You want the locking one? Then don't waste your time with the tonepros locking tailpiece. Get the Tonepros locking studs instead.

 

[HupyDupy]

maybe zen guitarwerkz (i think thats how you spell it)

Hey! thanks!

 

[HupyDupy]

Which model? Nashville or ABR-1? and what tailpiece? You want the locking one? Then don't waste your time with the tonepros locking tailpiece. Get the Tonepros locking studs instead.

You mean different models is sold in different areas? I just want to get one, for my Eclipse. and, what is the difference with locking tail piece and studs? In fact, what is the locking system there for? I'm sorry, i'm not very familar with locking(fixed) bridges.

 

[Whitestrat]

You mean different models is sold in different areas? I just want to get one, for my Eclipse. and, what is the difference with locking tail piece and studs? In fact, what is the locking system there for? I'm sorry, i'm not very familar with locking(fixed) bridges.

Nashville and ABR-1 are 2 different TOM models. Only 1 will fit your guitar. So better find out which it is you need first.

The locking tailpiece has 2 functions. The first one is obviously to hold it in place while you change strings. Both locking styles will work for this. The 2nd one is to ensure vibration transfer from the tailpiece (minimal, but it does matter) and only the locking studs will work in this case. The locking tailpiece still does not anchor the tailpiece solidly to your studs.

 

[HupyDupy]

Nashville and ABR-1 are 2 different TOM models. Only 1 will fit your guitar. So better find out which it is you need first.

The locking tailpiece has 2 functions. The first one is obviously to hold it in place while you change strings. Both locking styles will work for this. The 2nd one is to ensure vibration transfer from the tailpiece (minimal, but it does matter) and only the locking studs will work in this case. The locking tailpiece still does not anchor the tailpiece solidly to your studs.

Okay okay okay, thanks! Thanks alot!