Tremolo

Vintage tremolo tuning stability

Vintage tremolo tuning stability
  1. How can I improve my tremolo stability?
  2. What is vintage style tremolo?
  3. Do Strats stay in tune?

How can I improve my tremolo stability?

Installing a set of locking tuners can greatly improve performance and tuning stability by considerably reducing the length of “dead” string wound on the capstan. Locking tuners are available as drop-in replacements for most guitars. If used too heavily, the spring part can fall out of the Bigsby assembly.

What is vintage style tremolo?

The most common tremolo system is the 6-screw “vintage” tremolo that was on the original Strat and still appears on many guitars now. ... This type tremolo system balances the string tension with tension from springs in the rear of the guitar. The point around which these two forces balance is called the “pivot point”.

Do Strats stay in tune?

If you have persistent tuning problems on your Stratocaster, it is likely due to those common to all guitars: the width of the nut slots and the condition and quality of the tuning machines. ... Your guitar will stay in tune more easily after bending and in instances where one string breaks.

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