Thomas Nordegg style

I highly suggest using much lighter weight stuff titanium or aluminum etc. The weight is not important only the strength of the material. This is a genius solution either way. I knew we could be doing this so much better than we had been.

G'day guys, im sure this has been asked before, but do these bad boys fit the Ibanez Edge trem system?

Holy crap i was just thinking about a setup like this! Why i dont play floyds anymore. AWESOME My friend!

I do like the look of this, and it's potential!

This is excellent engineering. Leo Fender would have approved

I would love an aluminum/ lightweight version. The perceived gains in sustain are offset by the additional weight. Knob tweaks deliver additional sustain on your favourite gain / compression source but a lightweight instrument you can wear for a 2.5 hour set is irreplaceable. Warmoth up charge for lightweight bodies is tolerated maybe you could do the same for a Titanium or aluminum version- boomer issues of course.

so it prevents the trem to move, when resting your hand on the trem, that sounds pretty nice

A piece of smart art ! Wow ! It looks like it was made by Skynet ! 😬

This is a really clever design, I like the concept!

Seems the only “drawback (no pun)” is that the system is not adaptable to block lengths (32mm, 37mm, etc). This is true of most other trem mods other than a standard blocker. An example is the Super-Vee Mag-lok. It works great on guitars where the block is long (tall?) enough to leave clearance for the Mag-lok, otherwise it doesn’t work well and can pull out of the block on pull-ups of the bar. Regular springs can work fine with blocks that are too long or too short for some stabilizers, so I’m wondering if there’s an optimal clearance (distance between the surface of the trem cavity to the “top” of the block) for this device? I don’t mind switching out the block if I can make this work.

looks good well done

whats that plastic thing on your fine tuners?

Nice looking machined parts and engineering.

That's deluxe

I appreciate you designing this without having to modify or drill into the instrument!

This can be used with the pitch shifter as well, correct?

If I’m using 2 springs with 9’s will I need to adjust the claw for a 3 spring setup?

I have a Schaller sure claw, can i use just the stabilizer with this claw?

how far down does the fine tuner need to be? when you turn it, is it supposed to hit the fine tuner at all?

I want to install a D-Tuna device on my floating FR….but,I still want it to go up or down..Will this let me do that?…

I hope you sell lots of them

this is cool. They reissued the kahler auto latch for the spyder that's on my old peavey tracer. Your stablizer is half the cost. Seriously going to be looking at this instead.

When will they be available again?

Just ordered mine today along with keyless nut locks. Thank you, Mark for your quick response to my technical difficulties with placing the order. Can’t wait to try the Treminator on my Charvel DK24 HH 2PT!

Very interesting design. I'll recommend this to some of my customers.

This is for those who want a hard tail And a floating trem but only have one guitar

This makes a lot of sense

When are these gonna be available?? Money burning a hole in my pocket

When are you putting these up for sale? Your gonna be a Gozillionare

that's pretty cool.

Now, what about a 7 String guitar? I ONLY PLAY SEVENS, so how well do these things play with more string tension? And is it possible to use other springs - ala FU-Tone silent springs 'super heavy' tension? Very interested, maybe could use IF it plays nice with 7 strings - and heavier gauge strings! (When they come back in stock, that Is!)

Great device! I would love to try it out! ••• Question ••• With the Tone Vise Treminator Super Stabilizing System is it possible to have it installed with the claw being angled? Personally, I like Carl Verheyen’s suggestion that explains in a KZbin video that top guitar strings tension must equal springs tension on the back. To do this he recommends the claw to be angled which makes perfect sense. So is it possible to angled the Tone Vise Treminator Super Stabilizing System claw?

These are available for now on Reverb.com. reverb.com/item/83931296-tone-vise-treminator-2024-brass

I just installed 2 today in my EVH Wolfgang Specials. Took about 20 minutes a piece. It's a very solid component and easy to adjust. I'll be buying more in the near future. Very good product.

Impressive. Please update the website!

Can you do it for every string and multiscale? Evertune do not make bridges for multiscale and headless.

Where can I get one got a Vega trem bridge for my strat

So does this thing make up for the tension loss of the middle spring? Can you pull up and dive when it's in stabilizer mode? I'd like to see how the mechanism moves pulling up and diving with the tremolo bar. Is there an internal spring counterbalancing the external spring mechanism?

What an over engineered device!! And I love it. Thanks for the upload. When will these be available for purchase.

Excellent, can't wait to get mine :D

How can we get them?? Looks great! Don't see a way to purchase on your site. Thanks!

When will these be available?

This looks great! I have a tremol-no on one of my guitars, but I like the looks of this. It looks easy to adjust and change between floating, dive only and locked.

When are these going to be available ? I love the Edge zero point and this looks kinda of a mix between that and a hipshot stabilizer on steroids and way easier to set up than the hipshot

Looks awesome! How soon til they’re available to buy?

Thanks for the video. I got mine yesterday and got it installed but some good tips in this video. Very nice product, very happy with it.

ETA on this being available, please? The store on your website still only lists the locking nut and pitch shifter

This looks like a great solution to the problems I have. I’m assuming you plan to sell these…. Have any idea when they might be available?

Very nice !