I made this video for a friend, it's not a commerically oriented "product" for you to be convinient. If you have knowledge about the guitar and a pair of Headphones you should be perfectly able to grasp the concepts, which i dare to say are quite valuable, and if you have some sort of ear-training skills you also should still be able to follow everything. thx.
Thanks for posting your approach and opinion of this type of floating trem's setup! Do you happen to still set your strats like that? Is that much better not getting out of tune when using the trem? All the best!
i still use it that way and have for a number of years now. I think it helps a little with tuning stability, as you can see i don't retune much througout the video. But the main Factors for tuning stability are: The Nut has to be cut absolutely perfect, or else the string will catch in there and in won't stay in tune. 2. The adjustment of the 6 screws on the bridge-plate have to be adjusted right. John Suhr of Suhr-Guitars has some good tips on that topic and there are some good youtube-vids around on how to do that. Those 2 things really help. I will never be a Floyd-Rose though.....all the best to you.
![The Perfect Stratocaster Trem / Vibrato Setup [Floating, Flat Or Blocked?]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/PjVXWyUGpwc/mqdefault.jpg)
I would try all that under water...
there must be a way to muffle a non plugged e-guitar worse...
I made this video for a friend, it's not a commerically oriented "product" for you to be convinient. If you have knowledge about the guitar and a pair of Headphones you should be perfectly able to grasp the concepts, which i dare to say are quite valuable, and if you have some sort of ear-training skills you also should still be able to follow everything. thx.
Thanks for posting your approach and opinion of this type of floating trem's setup! Do you happen to still set your strats like that? Is that much better not getting out of tune when using the trem? All the best!
i still use it that way and have for a number of years now. I think it helps a little with tuning stability, as you can see i don't retune much througout the video. But the main Factors for tuning stability are: The Nut has to be cut absolutely perfect, or else the string will catch in there and in won't stay in tune. 2. The adjustment of the 6 screws on the bridge-plate have to be adjusted right. John Suhr of Suhr-Guitars has some good tips on that topic and there are some good youtube-vids around on how to do that. Those 2 things really help. I will never be a Floyd-Rose though.....all the best to you.
@@michaelzahnwehgitarre8957 cool. Thanks dude!