radialaced
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I'm thinking of blocking my CU22 PRS tremolo.
This tremolo has been very good to me for exactly one year. After about 25 gigs I haven't broken one string on a gig until the past two weekends. Both weekends I broke a string mid song, on stage. And of course with a floating tremolo, boom, I'm done until I switch guitars. Bummer.
I have been playing hardtails and I lock down my strat bridges for this very reason. With a hardtail or a locked-down strat I can finish the song, (or even the solo) and then swap guitars.
Anyway, blah, blah, blah, you know the story. Here is the question....how do I block the PRS tremolo and still retain the sustain and characteristics of the instrument?
Thanks,
This tremolo has been very good to me for exactly one year. After about 25 gigs I haven't broken one string on a gig until the past two weekends. Both weekends I broke a string mid song, on stage. And of course with a floating tremolo, boom, I'm done until I switch guitars. Bummer.
I have been playing hardtails and I lock down my strat bridges for this very reason. With a hardtail or a locked-down strat I can finish the song, (or even the solo) and then swap guitars.
Anyway, blah, blah, blah, you know the story. Here is the question....how do I block the PRS tremolo and still retain the sustain and characteristics of the instrument?
Thanks,