bridge and still use the same hole that are made in the body of the guitar
87 hamer steve stevens model *HELP*
im trying to switch out the original floyd rose and replace it with a non tremlo
bridge and still use the same hole that are made in the body of the guitar
bridge and still use the same hole that are made in the body of the guitar
# 1
You will most likely have to drill new holes and patch up the old ones. This will envolve alot of body work to make it look right and some painting as well. It would be easier to just buy a guitar without a trem.
I am a constant evolving music machine. Oh Man, I just forgot what I was playing. Oh well, on to the next song. :rolleyes:
# 2
I would find a good thick peice of wood,3/4 inch thick at least. Lay it on a table, and then after removing tremlo, and other protruding objects on the top of your gutiar around the trem hole set the gutiar face down one top of the wood with the tremlo hole rite in the middle of the wood. From the back of the gutiar with the cover off use a sharp pencil to trace the tremlo hole onto the wood. Remove the gutiar. Carefully bansaw, or jig saw the tremlo hole mark on wood leaveing the line slightly for a good fit. sand paper your gutiar tremlo hole before aplying wood glue around the inside of the hole, take your sanded and fitted plug, put some wood glue on the edges and tap in flush, let dry sand and paint, and install new bridge. Id keep the tremlo though. Rock on Dude!
# 3