whammy bars
is it possible to get a set in whammy bar on a guitar that has a not set in whammy bar by just changing the bar?
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I'm trying really hard to understand that question but I don't think I can. Is it possible for you to rephrase that so I might understand better? Thanks.
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Originally Posted by: InfectiousI'm trying really hard to understand that question but I don't think I can. Is it possible for you to rephrase that so I might understand better? Thanks.
I believe he said, "is it possible to put a set in whammy bar on a guitar that does not have a set in whammy bar, by changing just the whammy bar" now, I still have no clue what that means, as I've never heard of "set in" and "not set in" whammy bars.
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I think hes basically asking if can you put a whammy bar on a fixed bridge
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Mine does the same thing but it doesn't really bother me. If you buy another one it will probably do the same thing. I think that's just the way it is.
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ive played guitars where it doesnt move and you can move out of the way and it stays and stuff and its so much easier
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I can tighten mine so that it doesn't move too much but after a few times of swinging it out of the way and back again it becomes loose again.
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how do u tighten ur whammy bar up?
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I have a Jackson DKMG and the whammy bar has a nut you tughten down when you screw it on. It is a Floyd Rose type trem. I noticed Fender type trem is different.
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I think all you have to do is just spin it clockwise until it's tight, like a screw. I'm not sure on that though (I really have to get a bar for the trem on my ibanez!)
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If you really want something to stay put you can always use epoxy glue. The stuff sticks with something like 3 tons of force per square inch.
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Also try some teflon tape, the white stuff.
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