trem-setters: pros/cons?


GregoryB
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GregoryB
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03/26/2003 9:48 pm
Hey guys, I own a jackson with floyd-rose bridge. On the whole I like the floyd rose system, but a few things bug me, like the whole double-bend issue (discussed on another thread in this section), and how I can't really drastically change tunings without having to adjust springs and stuff like that. I heard of something called a TREM-SETTER that will solve all these problems. I found a site listing all the things it can do:
http://www.hipshotproducts.com/tremfaq.htm
but it sounds wayyy too good to be true (advertizing propaganda). Can anyone tell me about these trem-setters? Will it really solve my problems? What are the downsides (if any)? Is it worth the money?
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hairbndrckr
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hairbndrckr
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03/27/2003 12:49 am
It's been around since the late 80's. I've been using them forever. They aren't a bad price now either. And yes... they do work. If you check the other post, I actually provide a link to a place where you can actually order it.

So. If you throw a cat out of a car window, is it considered "kitty litter"?
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GregoryB
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GregoryB
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03/27/2003 2:56 am
Thanks hairbndrckr, but isn't there a downside, or else why wouldn't they just include them in guitars? Like decreased range of motion?
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