I got one as soon as I viewed this video. I have an Ibanez az with floating bridge. Super easy to install , now I can do drop D when I need to. The micro adjustment (getting it perfect) took me longer than the actual install.

I love how every video ends with encouragement to do the install myself! And, this advice from a Guitar shop and dealer?! Good for you!

Was looking for the tremorry or tremol-no, and always afraid to loose some of the flutter we have on a good floating trem (like Vega trem super V1) This one is defenetly the absolutely best solution I have seen ! Thanks you for sharing !

Really intrigued by this. Loving the new setup in the background, btw!

Not really compatible with the five springs of the Tremolo, but since I use all five springs, I don't think that I have the same problems with my floating Trem that y'all are having. Looks pretty solid if you need it. 👍

This seems perfect for those who want to install a d-tuna on a Floyd Rose.

The door latch does the same

Thank you. Its not cheap but there was one thing about my Ibanez az that annoyed me. Now , it’ll be perfect

Cool product Kris. My 2 Strats, I had them set up bridge flush with the body and 5 Springs. I don’t like the whammy bar; personally

I think it's an excellent product and it's a real sad it doesn't have a full lock mode....

I searched to long for this product. The AllParts Tremol-No didnt do it for me on the VegaTrem.

Why there are so few options for the type of stabilyzers like Tremorry/AEX and Hipshot, which allow playing double stops/bends properly and avoiding trembling during hard attacks, and still have the possibility to move the tremolo up at the same time, not only down like this one?

The only thing I have found to be more stable than a piece of wood was a piece of metal. Tried 1/2/5 eurocent coins too but those were very loose. Made the guitar sound thicc though!

A piece of wood works just fine. The term hardtail is a bit weird here.

only thing i want to know that how long is the blocking part of the system? my schecter has some wood removed in the cavity so im not able to put thing really close to the tremolo block.

Have you ever done a video on the Goldo backbox?

the $4 bolt lock is the cheapest option some people call in The "Dime Bag Barell" after Dime Bag Darrell from Pantara. for anyone trying to save some dollar papers look up the $4 tremolo lock and you will see what im talking about.

The new Studio and Production looks soooo good. There should be a new Logo too =P The Guitar Guard Hardtailer looks exactly like what i need, i'll look foward to buy one ;-)

Hi. It seams it is doing a great job but I wonder if there is enough space in there to add also a Tremelo stabilizer (like a Goldo back box)? Would be perfect if the screws were in front and back (not on the sides). Would occupy less space! Do you think the Hardtailer fit together with Goldo Back Box, in a cavity with 3 springs?

i got one on my door..

I've been looking for a long time for something like this to install in a EBMM JP12 so I can tune down to drop D and go back to a full floating with a nice flutter in between songs. Only a question: Does it fit between two Springs in a 3 springs setup? Cause I use to have a spring in the center and the other two in the sides, and i would rather prefer to install in in between the center and one of the sides instead of moving the center spring to one if the sides. Thx!

Tremmory is the best one by far. I'm in the middle of making a modded piece for it so it won't click anymore going into the resting position.

That's seems like an ingenius little gadget. A bit more advanced than Clapton's little block of wood. lol but question how can they call it a hardtailer if you can still use the trem downward?

You can basically switch between a floating trem and a hardtail?

I cut a little piece of wood that just fits and I cram it in there… hardtail. But I only trem on my double locking guitars. I gotta have my flutters!!!

Is it easy to change strings on a floyd rose?

I changed my strings on my guitar with hard trailer locked on the GG model. Now I’m getting fret buzz when I bent a string higher up on the neck. Is that a neck or trem issue?

Hi. Floyd Rose do a similar device called a Trem-Endus. It looks great. Any chance of Thomann stocking these as I can't find anyone in Europe the does?

Hey, awesome video and product. I wanna ask when you are bending the string do the others stay in tune? I'm already guessing the answer, but never actually used it that's why Im asking.

Do you think this can fit with a VegaTrem VT1 ?

A couple more cons; leaving the cover off the tremolo cavity and only being able to use 3 springs

I’ve got one in my guitar and work fine but it’s noisy when the floyd go back hardly

Does this work for a floyd rose as well?

A reviews on Thomann did say that there is noise from this and other drawbacks. If this is true, then it defeats the purpose of this thing and it's much more affordable just to use a permanent, dove-only trem stopper for $20 or less... But you just have one mode. "Installation was easy as the tutorial videos, and the component really look and feel as good quality. Overall i liked and would recommend, but i just wanted to share some remarks, as i felt the videos and comments were a bit misleading to me at least (floyd rose guitar). - at least for me, this is not an easy switch that enables full floating or dive only bridge for example during a gig for one song, it just makes it easier to go from a decked to floating bridge guitar. The reason is the hardtailer needs to have some pressure against the bridge block when activated, otherwise there are vibration noises, in my setup ~1/4 to 1/2 step difference is required (activated vs not activated hardtailer), therefore as i chose to be decked in my guitar, if i deactivate the hardtailer, it will result in the guitar at least 1/4 step sharp when floating (and not in good tune) One can say, you just need to re-tune it them (in floating that can take a bit and also consider the impact of step difference on floyd rose bridge setup)… and it is right, but this is not mentioned by the marketing material and i had not understood this was the case (although pretty obvious after installation). Still, much better than not having the component… On the pro-side, it is stable, so i kept my microtuning on e string tight, and can therefore go to D tune only on with the e-string micro tuning of the floyd rose."

That looks like a copy of the FZG

$30 shipping to the US is a bit... You know...

Why does everyone stubbornly persist in the misnomer tremelo bar/bridge? It's just wrong. Tremelo refers to a change in amplitude. The correct term for what's happening is vibrato, a change in pitch. What is the advantage in wilfully misusing established vocabulary?

I dream this guitar available for lefty players

The most stable trem blocker is to only buy hardtails. I made that decision in the 90’s no regrets

I don't see ant cons. It does exactly what you need it to do. If you need instructions with something this simple you should probably not be working on your own guitar anyways.

My reason for blocking a trem is to stop the other strings going flat when I'm bending another, so I don' think this is suitable in that situation.

If you need the "Tremolo Stopper", so your should not buy a guitar that have Tremolo in the first place. It is this device confusing enough for you? Just like they put a mic in front of another speaker so you can get the sound out of other speaker. The whole thing it's nothing to do with musical, it's just marketing for the lazy consumer🙂