Agreed! Thank you 🙏

Especially when they themselves make one.

As a matter of fact they should come on all floating bridges and and set light if it's a Floyd Rose tremendous. You can't even tell it's there's and it still returns to zero perfectly. Had them on all my guitars two that are non locking. One 6 post and one two post. I had to remove two of them because I put in Emg 57 tw humbucker pickups that had two be routed down and the screw from the Floyd Rose tremendous would have penetrated those pickups. That's truly where the tremmory shines. No screws or modifications at all! Great for vintage guitars collectors that would destroy the value of a guitar putting screws in it.

@@billzaferatos2256 how far can one easily downtune without having to readjust the Floyd Rose? And does it still allow slight pull up ability?

Hell yeah! I hope this helped and thanks for watching!

@@bvanhoosen it actually did a lot and I found out how to set my floating tream to a lower tuning. Thanks a lot!

Thank you!

Yeah man! That's exactly why I use it too, hahaha

Thanks so much man! Definitely a solid, no BS stabilizer if that's what you need!

ya , ola's ment to be entertaining , he just kinda runs through things real quick , and he plays really well , so by his recomendation alone that it works is almost enough,, this guy did a much better explaination , or demo , if you will,, i 'm gonna try it

Glad to help! Definitely a better option than drilling holes hahaha

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Hell yeah, enjoy! Thanks for watching

Such a great song!

Thanks so much dude!

A rampage? Its a floyd rose equiped g&l rampage? I knew that those come equiped with kahler tremolos

Very cool!! Hope you enjoy it 😁

Thank you!

Thanks for watching!

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Yeah the size thing is definitely an issue! I’m using the ultra light duty FU Tone springs so I can get the claw in as far as possible. But the Sure Claw may not have enough clearance! I’d grab some light springs and double check

Bummer! Sounds like a setup or new bridge is needed.

@@bvanhoosen Likely wrong size tremmory s/m/l to be fair. Annoying it works flawlessly while engaged apart from flutter but I guess I want it all. The guitar has a Gotoh Floyd with tremmory, tremel-no, hollow points and a Tonevice drop d attachment. Its a schecter apocalypse which Suprisingly harshly needs a fret dress so my wallet needs to man up and get my luthier to figure it out hopefully. You've got good content either way, keep it up.

Thank you! I actually can’t remember lol probably a Kemper?

Glad it helped!

Yeah, that's exactly why I use this! I can dive, pull up, and drop the low E a full step without having to retune the entire guitar.

Bryce VanHoosen I like it....but that price tag...damn!!

Scott Peters yeah, it’s up there! It’s a really well built piece of hardware though, so I have no doubt that it’s money well spent. The ESP Arming Adjuster or Floyd Rose Tremendous Stabilizer will work just as well to that affect though. Just takes a bit more in terms of setup.

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Would definitely be cool if they distributed it!

A B Cars N’ Guitars the higher end ones do as well. I only use German Floyds, and while I don’t generally have tuning issues after using the bar, you’re absolutely right that you’re fighting against the bar going down while raising the pitch of the string. A lot of the guys that popularized Floyd Rose guitars in the 80s had dive only setups (George Lynch, Warren Di Martini, even Eddie Van Halen). You can set those up to not move when you bend, but the only way to do that with a full floating Floyd is with a stabilizer.

Bryce VanHoosen awesome answer my friend, thank you very much for the reply. I actually made the Floyd on my Kelly drop only and I actually really like, but it can be a bit of a hinderance. My only other question is does the stabilizer make a large noticeable difference in the bars response? Like are you cranking on the bar now to get it to move, along with it snapping back into place when you release it? Or is it still pretty smooth?

A B Cars N’ Guitars it’s still pretty smooth, but it is a bit more stiff - I have to move it with intention now.

Bryce VanHoosen do you think it’s something you will get used to? Do you plan to keep it? And ‘tuning issues’ gone? Sorry for all the questions man, these things aren’t cheap and I’m right on the fence as far as buying one. I appreciate your replies!

A B Cars N’ Guitars yeah I definitely plan to keep it! No tuning issues or any issues really. 3 months later and I haven’t had to adjust it at all hahaha

You just add the Tremmory to the existing springs. It does not assert any additional pull on its own.

does it feel stiffer to play? i'e bending and non tremelo kinda stuff, or does it just affect the trem?

@@SimonsBand1 It just affects the Trem as far as I‘m feeling it.

@@christopher.k.guitar what measure/size did you go for? i have a squier VM 70s strat and want to get the tremmory

@@tintecobrizo In all cases ‚small‘ has been the right size for me. On their website/manual there is a guide on how to choose the right size gor your instrument 👍

True! But plenty of aftermarket solutions, which they seem to encourage!

how is yours working out? just got mine today and installed. i can see improvement, but strings still go slightly out of tune when switching between standard and drop d. i'm not using a floyd tho, just a floating gotoh. are you experiencing the same?

Haha Ratt rules! And that’s great man, glad it finally showed up!

@@jd7613 first off, I’d try the heavier spring they include. My experience with drop tuning was pretty bad before I switched it to that. Secondly, you’ll still have to do ever so slight adjustments on the other strings to get it in tune with itself. I notice this with TOM bridges too - it’s like everything shifts because there’s suddenly less pull on the neck. But once you’re set and fully tuned, you’re good to go.

@@bvanhoosen thanks! still got a lot of tinkering to do, it is only a few hours old!

🤣🤣🤣 Those are my favorite places to play though

Even easier than that! I just use the fine tuner to go from D to C. I turn it like 90% of the way in with the nut open, tune to D, then lock it. From there, I can back the fine tuner out until I’m at C or tighten it again to go back to D. Super easy to do during a show!

Andrew van Leeuwen I haven’t tried it, but I think it’ll still go a few cents out of tune depending on which string you break - I think you could finish a song without the audience noticing though. And to drop tune, same idea as the D-Tuna - I just screw the low E fine tuner in almost all the way, tune to E, and lock the nut. I can then back the fine tuner out a full step as needed.

Ah interesting! I’m a huge fan of Super Vee so I was definitely curious about that one! I should get one to compare

@@bvanhoosen Go for it, they're pretty cool. I kind of like how the magnet pulls the bridge back into place. If you get the positioning just right you can drop the E string, do full step bends without the other strings going flat; granted I'm using 9-46 in standard and 10-52 on half step. I don't really play D tuning except for Crüe songs but I do 11-49 on that guitar but no Drop C for me. Maybe I should look into a drop C string set but I only use Elixir so.. 🤷

Hmmm, I’m not sure! At that point I’d recommend using one of those Digitech Drop pedals. You could do drop D, then use the pedal to go down a whole step.

Haven’t used the Hipshot, but definitely an advantage of the Tremmory is you don’t have to drill anything or add a new screw hole.

Thanks for watching! No, the Tremmory doesn’t add any spring tension, so you’ll want to use it with your current spring setup

Nvm I just re-watched and saw you are using the higher tension spring, thanks for the video!

Yeah they don’t really explain! Luckily if you have a Dremel it’s pretty easy to cut down.

Yes! And vice-versa

It’s basically just a spring loaded piston

Nope, no screwing or alterations required whatsoever! It installs just like a regular spring.

Thanks for getting back to me, I ended up going with the ESP arming adjuster, just because I couldn’t bring myself to order one of these all the way from Germany

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Thanks man! This is the 57/66 set!

I know this won't answer your question, but I think you can simply block the bridge and down tune the E string without having to adjust the spring tension afterwards. It shouldn't make that much of a difference

Yes! I just turn the fine tuner all the way in, tune to E, lock it, then back it out to D when I want to do drop tune stuff

I think small would work? But I'd ask the company. If you get large you can always cut it down (like I did)

Haha! Yeah, depending on which one you break, your guitar could go quite out of tune.

I’ve tried the D Tuna, but I prefer just turning the fine tuner all the way in, tuning to standard, and backing it out when I want to drop it down!

@@bvanhoosen nice solution, and for the strings do you buy to packages each time? I want to apply the configuration 9-46 replacing the 46 for a 52

@@sebasguitar132 yeah I’ve done that. Gets expensive though. Now I just use Dunlop heavy core 10-48 for D standard/Drop C. Low string gets a little floppy, but it doesn’t sound bad.

@@bvanhoosen have you seen stringjoy? They make custom packs maybe it is cheaper that way. The company seem to try to create custom sets for drop or any tuning

@@sebasguitar132 I have. They seem kind of jenky tbh

Thank you! No, the guitar stays in tune even after big bends (because the bridge doesn't really move).

Yes! 100% it’ll make your life waaaay easier

It just arrived. My springs are setup in the v shape. Should I remove the middle one? Or straighten all 3 and add the tremmory?

I’d straighten all 3 and add the Tremmory. Just make sure you got as much range of motion as you want and can go up and down as much as you can without it.

CalitranoN link in description!

Thomann sells em too

Hoosier Daddy yeah man! Check the description for a link!

@@bvanhoosen Thanks brother. Sorry I didn't look the first time..

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RATT - Lay It Down!

Yeah you can hear it a bit. It’s not something that gets amplified though (unlike with other trem setters)

Ali with it unlocked, yeah!

That's great! I might get one then. :)

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Yes, it absolutely does!

Your bridge certainly would be more stable. But at that point, I wonder if going the down only route or getting a fixed bridge guitar would be more what you’re looking for?

With a Dremel sander 🤣 I don’t recommend it

John Anderson thanks man! I think that would be too much change in tension. If you’re doing that live, then I 100% suggest using 2 guitars instead of re-tuning on stage

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Hey there, welcome! I’m not familiar with that trem, but if it uses the block/spring/claw setup it will totally work!

@@bvanhoosen Yeah.. or should work!

Unfortunately it won’t work. You need at least around 71mm for the pin thing to slide into the piston. I’d try using less springs or lighter springs.

@@bvanhoosen I guess I have to screw the claw plate in further back to create atleast a 71-mm distance. Then, remove 1 spring? I thought Tremmory doesn't add tension with the current springs?

@@bonznacario1185 it doesn’t add tension, but you’ll have to make sure you have enough room for the unit to fit

Yeah, it kills flutter. If you're looking for flutter, then steer clear of any tremolo stabilizer. They're literally the opposite of flutter.

Angelo Neri I’m not sure I understand your question. It makes string changes easier. But you should still change 1 string at a time and use the same gauge and tuning, otherwise you’ll have to readjust.

@@bvanhoosen yes, I mean.. While I tune a string after changing it in a guitar with floyd the other strings go sharp or flat.. Does this system prevent that or not?

Angelo Neri ah I see - yeah, this prevents that from happening

@@bvanhoosen thanks :)

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You should always lock your nut completely for best performance. A stabilizer doesn't change that.

@@bvanhoosen ok

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I have not heard of those! Let me know how it works out!

@@bvanhoosen definitely dude! I might just say screw it and get an X series warrior instead bc those things look cool af. Lol It'll definitely take a while to get everything i need bc i don't make that much money and everything is going up in price, but i'm adament on making it happen because these trems are so cool. Sophia have a KZfaq channel too demonstrating how the trems work if you're wanting to check those out too! I can try to link you one of them as well!

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Yeah totally! That’s what the set screw thing does. You can enable or disable it.

@@bvanhoosen so when it is disabled, the tremory works as a normal spring ? For example if I have 3 springs in my guitar, do I have to remove one spring to install the tremory or I only have to install the tremory in addition to my 3 springs ?

@@vincentklein4886 it has the tension of like half a spring. I’d say in general you should add it to 3 springs if that’s what you’re using now.

@@bvanhoosen ok thank you very much 😉

I’ve done the guitar changing mid set. This is way easier. But do what thou wilt

@@bvanhoosen Oki doki Crowley. lol

I have both. But my tremmory comes from a guy in Russia who sent my pics of the patent on this. His uses a slotted screw and I got two for like $92. That being said it's identical to this one. The Floyd had to be screwed in. The tremmory needs no mods etc. The Floyd rose tremendous is adjustable the tremmory is not. My two tremmory's are hard and I have two soft on the way. As far as keeping my guitars in tune...... They are equal good. Right now I have the Floyd tremendous set extremely soft. With two springs on a 6 post bridge with locking tuners. I can do trills with the bridge, it prevents my palm from pushing down and making the guitar go sharp and even though it's set to be soft.... It still returns the bridge back to zero. I will also add. When I had the Floyd tremendous set hard I could remove the strings, clean neck and frets then put on new strings without blocking the bridge and it literally returned to zero. The Floyd does have some extra pluses.

Yes it does! If you break a D or G string it might go slightly out though.

Doug Maxwell check 10:55 my man! I discuss exactly that. Thanks for watching!

@@bvanhoosen Just saw. Im also having a problem finding these. And there all really expensive. Do you think the tremolo black box would help me do what Im trying to do?

how did you get it?? could you link me up??

Trademark issue ☹️ Working on a new video of it now!

@@bvanhoosen I asked because I just ordered one from AEX. Thanks and great videos!

D Tuna would definitely work! If you have space enough for it to not hit the body, you’re good to go. For me, I just screw the E string fine tuner almost all the way in, tune to E, lock, then back it out when I need to go to D. Works perfectly!

Hmm, that’s a good question! I haven’t actually tried that

Yes

Yeah, the website is a bit difficult. I paid via PayPal, so I have no idea. I think it gets converted automatically.

If you’re changing the whole tuning of the guitar, you’re going to want to re-intonate anyway. I’d do this on a TOM too - that’s such a big change that there’s no way your guitar will sound intonated. You could maybe do it on the fly with a Tremmory, but idk, I’d still just use another guitar.

@@bvanhoosen Wow. Thanks for fast reply. Also, I have a Jackson Soloist. Which spring out of the three in the cavity do I replace with the Tremmory? Likely middle one, yes? Also which size Tremmory do I get?

@@bvanhoosen Love me some Jacksons too! I have a 90's USA Soloist and newer Pro series. Nothing plays like those flat radius ebony boards!

Check my other video about The ORIGINAL Tremmory.

Agustín Ignacio Martinez you cannot do flutters with any tremolo stabilizer. If you want flutter, I would avoid all tremolo stabilizers.