5 Most Common Floyd Rose Setup Issues Problems Solved

[@Snowy0123]

I can't tell you how valuable your channel is to me and my guitars. I've been using your methods for a few years and I consider your channel to be the definitive setup guide..thanks

[@onevoiceinc]

Years of wondering how to solve the locking nut/sharpened note scenario... suddenly solved forever with one video. THANK YOU! (This is why I love KZbin so much.)

[@t-boog2173]

All great advice. Unfortunately, I had to learn these things the hard way. (Where were you 35 yrs ago?!)

[@ahnaftahmid872]

Sir we are sorry for your suffering

[@t-boog2173]

@@ahnaftahmid872 Much appreciated Pablo but it's all gravy now my friend. Cheers!

[@ahnaftahmid872]

@@t-boog2173 my first guitar was a Floyd rose no guitar can hurt me now

[@chillycanuck2566]

@@ahnaftahmid872 I just got a Floyd rose so my suffering has just began

[@jazzram_]

I havent suffered yet

[@ALEEN517]

The first tip is the most valuable to me. I never thought to lower the retention bar. I just tuned the string a little flat before I locked down the nut. Thank you for making this video.

[@adamrspears1981]

Every 'Rose' has it thorn! 😆

[@christopherdunn317]

Good one !

[@vatbat3972]

Now I realise what this song was really about!

[@waterproof4403]

Thats deep♥️

[@JacksonGuitarsPlayer03]

True statement annoying song

[@liquifiedreflection1747]

all my life i was thinking what that song meant...now i get it.

[@ideaquest]

Floyd Rose was created to solve one problem of keeping the guitar in tune but the solution creates 10 other problems to keep Floyd Rose happy. It's sad.

[@deliberate570]

ideaquest bro I got the kramer nite and it's hell. I can't figure out how to get the bridge just right. I think I fucked up

[@andreil1234]

Actually | was surprised to find out that in practice it was super easy to work with FR compared to calibrating a vintage six-point to please you while not going out of pitch easily. If you have a good OFR/Edge type and a good setup to begin with, it's peanuts, really. They stay in tune as well as any unabused fixed bridge even when heavily abused, if all is setup ok. I love my OFR-equipped Ibanez RG (don't ask why OFR) :)

[@DrasbartAl9268]

Ironic right?

[@williamspetter2823]

@@deliberate570 take like a whole day if you have to and research how the floyd rose works from a mechanical standpoint it makes troubleshooting your bridge much easier

[@brianpearsonmusic]

It's not sad, it's fun! At least for me :)

[@muimasmacho]

You are the very best luthier/tech on the whole internet. You get right to the point, with relevent information that few others would nøt share even if they were aware of such insights... and you do so without any fluff, gimmicks, or marketeering. Better yet, you are a humble and gracious soul without the annoying ego-seeking insecurities and bad habits that other 'guitar gods' put first and foremost in their videos. You make videos about guitars, and their idiosyncracies, and you educate your viewers while the other wannabes make videos about themselves, if they can stay focused at all. YOU have set a new standard, and a righteous format that all youtube channelers should seek to attain. For all of that my dear friend, you earn my highest respect. Thank you. Sincerely.

[@maxinepatton8544]

I'm new to the floyd rose bridge and have experienced several of the problems you described. I've been searching for answers on you tube and I'm excited to saw you answered them!!! Thank you so much. I'm now a new subscriber!!

[@ewilliams112]

Just got my first Floyd Rose. Super excited to learn all of it's secrets

[@imagedesign999]

Same

[@mixolydian2010]

I have exactly the same setup on my Kramer and the same headaches..cant believe i didn't see the nut problem and see the solution..worth watching just for that. Thanks for your videos.

[@elit3darkness]

I'm giving my Kramer Focus 2000 a tune-up. This video helped me solve issues that have plagued me for 20+ years....

[@MacawAviculture]

Fantastic video thank you! After years of frustration playing Gibson, Fender, PRS, and other guitars that would not stay in tune, now I only play Floyd Rose guitars. This design is complex and does require a specific knowledge base to maintain tuning and intonation, but from my experience playing guitar for 50+ years the effort required to learn how to fix the issues presented in this video is a small price to pay for perfect tuning and intonation! Thank you my friend for taking the time to share your wisdom with us!

[@francoisfavreau769]

I just discovered your channel and solved 2 things i couldn't understand because i'm only 2 years into guitars.I'm very curious by nature and always liked to understand what i'm working on whether it's at work or in my hobby,i like to fix things the right way so imagine how grateful i am to have found why the open string buzz or the string coming sharp when locking the nut.A big big thank to you for sharing your knowledge.

[@gothnev]

the very first fix - the lowering the string retaining bar - seems to have solved my issue. I never even considered this! You've saved my live guitar from potentially expensive messing around. Thank you!

[@misterthees5873]

Real hero this man, Same for me!!!

[@astorina]

Very good, in particular the "sitar" effect , it is something that happens with other guitars , thx .. grazie

[@shivercanada]

I got the new Schecter Floyd Rose 1500 on my Reaper this helped me with some issues....not a lot of instructions with the guitar but I love it. May God bless you for your generosity!

[@citylumberjack8381]

I have been watching your Beatles isolated vocals youtube video's for years thinking wow this guy is not only an amazing singer but also breaks down each harmony like a champ and mimics the timbre of each of the fab fours tone with terrific execution. Little did I know that you could also solve my Floyd Rose tuning issues on my '94 fender talon where countless others offered no viable solution. Great channel. I wouldn't be surprised if I searched for an "Osso Buco recipe" or "How to back butter porcelain tiles with grout and your channel came up in a google search.

[@wharfrat7773]

God bless my friend..thanks for posting this...I bought my first Floyd Rose equipped guitar last week...and yesterday I was questioning wether I made a mistake...I did not ..after coming across your video ..I realized I got the most awesome guitar..🙂

[@BlueArpeggio.PoDoDan]

I don't know if you will be able to see this comment but Since my very first floydrose guitar from my highschool days, and after 10 years your videos have been the perfect solution for my guitars equiped with floating trems. I can't thank you enough for these informative videos. I hope you are healthy and having a great time of your life.

[@anniedarkhorse6791]

Excellent video. I came back to watch it again because I forgot parts of it and was going to mess around with my Floyd Rose. Best video on the topic. Saved me some head-aches.

[@LegendSeekerX]

Just restringed my Floyd Rose and was super happy to find this video to solve all the problems I am having. I definitely didn't screw my string retainer enough and I had a bit of a tuning change when locking the strings in.

[@PaulMcCaffreyfmac]

I don't use and am unlikely to ever own a Floyd Rose loaded guitar but your videos are always a delight to watch and I always learn something. Thanks

[@TomLaios]

Seriously mate,do you have 10 thumbs?Even when I was a complete novice I had no problems with my Floyd.Compared to a standard trem they are a dream.Only a total moron would complain.If you have trouble keeping a Floyd in tune,then maybe guitar is not for you.

[@PaulMcCaffreyfmac]

You're very rude AND very lucky

[@TomLaios]

No,I'm neither.They are pretty idiot proof.I just can't understand the complete lack of common sense and tinkering ability that some people have.Fancy returning a guitar because you can't get a Floyd to work.

[@SlickD217]

Paul McCaffrey uh oh we have a professional guitar player in here now. Some people are just born to be assholes for no reason. Dude probably can't even play twinkle twinkle on his perfectly set up Floyd.. 😂😂🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@doodlebugguitars5308]

I had a really young guy part-exchange a Dean Razorback in my shop for a Schecter. He just couldn't get along with the Floyd, but I feel that the shop that sold it to him (he was a complete newbie) should have made it crystal clear what the difference was, and that he would need to familiarise himself with the system. It freaked him out and he just wanted rid of it...

[@autocrow]

Good video. I love my Floyd Rose! I wanted to point out a problem I had. Mine would make a "click" sound when you pressed down the arm. Drove me crazy. Sometimes it would go away. Couldn't tell where it was coming from. Sounded like it was the springs or the bridge hitting the pick guard. In that area, or maybe the bolt on neck complaining, but it was not. It was those screws that hold on the nut. They were loose, so the whole nut was moving when I pressed down on the tremolo arm. Since most nuts are glued in place, I didn't think about it until I started doing some online research. Fixed it last night after suffering with it for years. Works great now. Smooooth and silent!! Never did have any tuning issues. Maybe that will help someone out. Cheers!

[@harrynoakes]

Thank you, I had the buzz at the nut on my floyd for ages and I was convinced it was coming from the bridge, thanks to you it's solved!

[@BrenoBertassoni]

The buzzing on the open string has annoyed me for years, and this video really helped me! Thanks!

[@shyboy2112]

We need more videos from you!

[@Ibaneddie76]

Great video and beautiful guitar, I'm surprised they used a locking nut that doesn't fit the nut slot though. Seems like it would make for narrow string spacing on a wider neck.

[@chs7516]

Thank you for helping me understand & fix the 'sitar' effect at the locking nut!

[@dalealanbryant7062]

This guy is very knowledgeable. He's probably encountered every, possible, thing that could go wrong. Also, his accent is tolerable. Thanks for an informative video session.

[@daveshredder6783]

Good info, especially for the Floyd haters. I believe the people that say they hate Floyd's simply do not understand how to set them up. I do understand them and absolutely love them.

[@chriscunningham6510]

This has got to be one of the most informative and best videos on fr problems. Thanks

[@einarabelc5]

Good video, I've seen most of these problems, wish I had your video back then. I even returned a guitar because of open string buzz. Because of Luthiers like you I went from being afraid to adjust my truss rod to fully re-fretting a 1984 Kramer. Thanks for all you do!!

[@MrTPF1]

Excellent! The sharp on locking down the nut really is a pain. Didn't know about the small plate on the underside of the bridge saddles either. Thank you!

[@AvnerRosenstein-ULTRA-LXV]

I had the exact problem which was the first one. The string retainer was too high....amazing! Thanks a bunch!

[@larrypappalardo8747]

Awesome video! My EVH Frankie started not staying tune, especially my E string. This fixed it!!

[@rafsza]

Again, you go directly to the point without waste of time by bla, bla, bla , bla.... Exemplar tutorial. Thousand thanks.

[@Raul.bm7]

nice video man, I am tired of people in youtube talking garbage for 30mins, glad I found your video!

[@michaelkelly1251]

I have an Epiphone by Gibson Strat copy HSS that the factory Floyd Rose they installed disintegrated when I went to clean it. I eventually bought a new real Floyd rose> Installing it I had to plug the rocker studs and re-drill those holes twice. getting this bridge reinstalled without knowing a thing was a bear. I have encountered every one of these problems. I have watched more videos by Frudua and he has never given me miss information, and he always shares freely his knowledge. To people like myself he is a real blessing, and to my guitars. They are finally behaving the way they should. I have completely re-vamped the electrical and added Dimarzio PAF DP261FCR bridge with true Velvet middle and neck, It has push pull switches three separate tone controls Bridge is series/Parallel as well as phase switchable. The mid and neck are phase switchable. I also have a bridge neck combo switch as my 5 way super switch has two modes. This guitar after watching these videos sounds totally high dollar ! Originally bought the guitar off of e-bay and it was so unused that the plastic coating was on all the plastic covers. with Case for $90. When asked why he sold it he said he had too many guitars and was letting some of the ones he doesn't play go. I just imagine it was the Floyd rose that sealed the deal.

[@christopherdunn317]

Great advice little things we can't always see and may not know unless shown.

[@Grease-Goblin]

I don't have any of these problems, but this is fascinating insight for if I ever encounter these issues.

[@victorpinto9199]

Thank you, thank you and thank you a thousand times. I am often have most of these issues and I thought it was a built in problem of the floyd rose systems. You made a child happy today. 😃

[@DemonKingOFFICIAL]

Nice vid. The Floyd can be intimidating, but once you figure a few things out, you realize they aren’t so difficult to deal with. 🤘🏼

[@dannyfranco7016]

By far one of the best videos I've seen in regards to FR

[@anssijuopperi9339]

I love you man!!! This buzz from the open high E was driving me nuts, but this trick helped. Pushing the string to one side didn't help, but pushing it to the other did solve the problem. Simple solution, but big relief. Huge thanks!!!

[@Sentientmad9m]

Finally bought my first Floyd rose guitar two days ago and popped both e strings while trying to tune it and almost got discouraged, luckily I have a few friends that know how to maintain them and showed me it’s not as bad when you know what you’re looking for, yeah they’re a pain but now that my strings are stretched I’ve barely even needed to touch the fine tuners

[@acoffeewithsatan]

I've purchased a Floyd Rose guitar recently and even though I haven't ran into any problems so far, I enjoyed a lot this video so I'll be able to recall any of these issues if they ever happen to me and be able to solve them. Thanks!

[@sicaurzica]

4:47 The 3rd problem applies to the Bridge too, the same thing happened to me, and I broke a lot of strings because of that, I just sanded the sharp part and now it's perfect, also if you want better tunning stability you need to set-up the whole guitar.

[@kutyaember]

I Installed a locking nut on a strat copy that still has it's vintage tremolo bridge. But based on what's at 2:08 onwards, by adjusting the tension bar it should work, even though I have no fine tuners on the bridge. Thank you!

[@17colosal]

This is the best Floyd video ever. By the way, high e string keeps going out of tune while playing, just that string. How can I solve it? Thanks

[@skummtoons6686]

Wow, beautiful guitar. Don't like the exposed screw threads on the string bar. Great tips, thanks 👍.

[@alexmurphy5289]

Dude. Complete game changer! Thanks so much I was really giving up on my floyd it was more tuning than playing

[@ScareGrid]

Helpful video, thank you. I've been having issues with my floyd rose set up for years and you just solved 3 of them.

[@JonsterTheBondster]

I had to login just to thank you and give the thumbs up 👍👍👍👍👍 I've heard (and watched) many explanations & videos about how to fix that sitar sound on 1st string, but either its not Floyd Nut, not said clear enough, not shown good enough, explained good enough or just advised tighten the string tree. But your video was perfect 👌 Thank You 🤜🤛 I had to pull first 0.10 pretty aggressively outta fretboard and keep the tension up while locking the nut and vóila, NO WHEREVER I MAY ROAM anymore.

[@JonsterTheBondster]

Edit// Subscribed too 👌

[@joqu6971]

Awesome, I'm getting better at setting up a floyd, this is the bible of how to do it correctly

[@johnwade3476]

excellent video i've never had a problem with any OFR german made floyds but this always happens with the cheaper korean ones aka the floyd specials

[@normbarrows]

Problem #3 (open string buzzing) can also be caused by a nut that's tilted too far towards the bridge (insufficient beak angle on the leading edge of the nut - IE problem #1 in reverse), or a worn nut slot.

[@mxgr194]

Very helpful clip. I've used Floyds for many years, but I still learned a couple of helpful tips.

[@evh5150combo]

Grande Gale mi hai salvato le chiappe. Erano anni che cozzavo la testa contro il muro per via delle corde che mi si sballavano tutte le volte che stringevo le viti del capotasto. Pensavo fosse colpa del Dtuna di Van Halen, ma era solo questione del tree da abbassare. GRAZIE! At salut.

[@anthonysthellhammerg4388]

Really cool in-depth little tutorial on things that can certainly happen however i do have a problem and looked all over the interwebs and gootube to no answer, my problem is after i set everything up and back in tune for the 1000th time if i bend the whammy bar too much which isn’t very much up or down a spring in the back pops off the bottom of the bridge! This of course throws everything out of whack resulting in pretty much doing a whole new set up because in order to get the spring back on you have to pretty much back out the spring screws all the out and in order to do that you have to loosen the the strings almost to the point where you would be restringing the guitar so you dont snap a string plus having as much play as possible to get the spring back on .The very first time it happened i didnt know any of this and fought well over 4 hrs with a pair of needle nose and a screw driver,let me tell ya, not only was it extremely hard getting that spring back on but extremely dangerous, after the 4th or 5th time this had happened I decided to shim the spring hole ,this is a pain as well but putting the thinness part of the high E string in the hole with the spring , its a super tight fit but dont pop out anymore,Thumbs up and subbed

[@rikmcrae]

Great video many thanks. I recently bought my first Floyd Rose equipped guitar, '92 Strat, and Im experiencing many of these problems, but now feel confident to put it right. 😀

[@johnterry8890]

Greetings from Texas USA! Thank you very much for the help on this. It solves many issues for me. I am now a new subscriber and am learning more from this channel as I watch more videos. Thank you again and have a nice day

[@haroldgordillo4496]

Had those problems and no idea how to repair my guitar, thanks man that was perfect!

[@thongnieducationalinstitut8646]

You have gained one new subscriber

[@bastardsonofodin4931]

It's good to see Toki stayin' busy post Dethklok.

[@timmbosliice]

Really good info here you might not find anywhere else. Thank you!

[@hanovergreen4091]

Thanks! I returned my FR equipped guitar but interesting to see how people cope with them. Best Regards!

[@Gravefiend]

Thank you so much for solving my open G string's citar issue!

[@markkessels]

Another way to "resolve" the issue with the brass string stop plate is to completely put the saddle all the way down with the fine tuner, then put the string in and then put the fine tuner at the desired setting (for me that will be the middle).

[@diegotinte9937]

Thanks for doing this video mate! I'm a drummer just and old Jackson and you helped me understand everything I needed about Floyd Rose with this short video. Thank you so much!!!!

[@TheCaptainW]

first tip blew my mind! Thanks a lot

[@josiahcarlitz946]

Very cool! I’m going to be buying a guitar with a Floyd rose bridge soon , so this helps me understand a little bit about in advance

[@andro.sphinx]

the ringing open string one was insanely easy and efficient. thanks!

[@ozzmannsanchez6180]

Ibañez RG 270 90 ties...used to carry the string s ball end inside the microtunning screw...get one of those fr bridges ...solution...

[@MrMetalclay]

That's what I have. It's good and bad. The tremolo block doesn't have as much wieght, and the strings running straight won't be very good for sustain as well. The good is not cutting ball ends and the whammy bar uses a threaded non sleeved bar, which doesn't rattle around and stays in place using a wrench to install

[@monsarad888]

I always hated Floyd Roses. My last year's birthday present was...take a guess...a FR equipped Ibanez. Your tutorial is one of the best I've seen so far! Tuning issues problem solved! Grazie mille maestro!

[@onemanaftermath771]

Great tips!! I thought i had a pretty good handle on the set ups...learn something new right here.Thanks!

[@Tejashwirana]

This guy's VDO has helped me a lot. He is simply Genius. For me, he is my no.1 Guitar Doctor. I've learned & had solved many problems specially Strat six bolt wammy trick (With sticky pad) can do dive booms other with u're help. Dude make a flim of Strat & floyd rose. At least write a book. CHAU FROM KTM/NEPAL !!!

[@Biky750]

Thanks man! This is great stuff for me! Got to reassemble a old with a FR and I am shure those 5 are no problem anymore.

[@rockerfromhk]

Wow, very useful tips for my favorite Floyd Rose, thank you 🎸

[@mrtwistyneck]

Good stuff. Even if your string tree is set correctly and your lock nut mounting bolts are tight, you may experience the flat/sharp string issue. This is due to mass manufacturing, where tighter tolerances aren't feasible. As you tighten the string clamp bolt clockwise, it will ever so slighty turn the clamp clockwise as well. This means the high E will go flat, and the B will go sharp. Same effect with the other two pairs of strings. Original hand made Floyds did not have this issue, as they were made one at a time, with extremely tight tolerances. That's not to say all newer Floyds have this issue, some are better than others. Good call out on the buzzing at the nut and what happens when the brass insert falls out. For the latter, i wouldn't recommend attempting a repair with super glue - just buy a new saddle. Keep up the good work!

[@DomicidalCovers]

Not sure if you'll see this comment, but you have solved the one issue I've had with most of my licenced locking nuts(probably even my OG ones to a degree aswell), thank you! For anyone reading this who has a licenced locking nut, I think I may have found a workaround by placing a shim in one of the gaps to stop the block from turning as I tighten.

[@mrtwistyneck]

@@DomicidalCovers awesome! Glad I could help

[@BoredSlothGaming]

Thank you, thank you and thank you once again. I just bought Ibanez with ZR tremolo and this video is very helpful. I've been actually looking for a way to stop open string buzzing for more than half an hour before I noticed you uploaded this :).

[@ArminSolo]

Best video I have seen on Floyd Rose issues.

[@stephencastro1437]

Thank you for the video. I actually learned a couple things that I did not know before. And I have been doing FR set-ups for a while. Thank you again!!!!!!

[@acdcwaters8644]

wow just when you think you no everthing about something, i could not for the life of me figure out why my esp kept going outa tune and is new, but wowwwww after watching your video bud, your a guitar life savor, i would of never guessed that many little issues, thank you so much MR.Guitar Genius.. my only problem was bieng stubborn ,wished would of watched this last week lol,, sometimes i gotta quit looking at the big picture and to see littlest detail cud off set the tuning like that!! thanks again..:) oh and ya my issue was stupid loose screw holding the nut down ,

[@NicholasGreenwood]

I was getting the open-string buzz on the D string on two different Floyd-equipped guitars. I tried your method of unlocking the string and pushing it to the side, and it totally worked! It does affect the tuning of everything else (because the D string is slightly flat after pushing it over, which makes the other strings go sharp), but now I know what to look out for when I do a string change. I'm so glad I didn't pay a tech to alter the bridges on my guitars. THANK YOU!

[@williamacuna3996]

Fantastic advice and explanation, as always! Grazie mille!

[@Coasterdude02149]

I wish I had found your channel a long time ago. I sold a BC Rich Bich I had that came with a Floyd Rose. I hated the damn thing, it was such a pain in the ass to string and took forever to tune, IF I could manage to keep the strings from popping out of the saddles. Your video has given me a whole new appreciation for a Floyd Rose trem. I wish I never sold that guitar now that I have a much better undersadning of the Floyd Rose system. I've got a Kahler on 2 of my guitars, 2 have no trem units at all. Thank you for this video, even if it did come too late for me.

[@rafanew20]

Thanks a lot! Amazing tips! I was wondering what could be the cause of all strings buzzing on first fret? I have a Floyd rose guitar.

[@brunolevasseur]

That's precious again, Galeazzo! You da man! :-) Two other problems I've encountered lastly, about the locking nut, the place where it rests on the neck, so the locking nut to be tighten on it, it was curved! (a shame about a brand new guitar) It involved some noise when the whammy bar was used up or down (crack! crack!) . And we could see the nut shifted lighly forward and back, E6 side . So it needed to be flatten with sandpaper and so no problem. The second one was at the level of the Floyd, about locking device of the string , the shaft which articulates this part was misfiring, so the tuning was random. Some WD 40 to put inside and so no problem.

[@juliAnarchist]

Awesome video. I'm doing my first full setup by myself tomorrow and I'm of course expecting trouble, this is gonna be useful. Thanks.

[@Greg-rd8qr]

Wow! I had no idea, very good video indeed! I've encountered some of these problems over the yrs. now I know why! Thanks! Subscribed!

[@raysmetaltracks6782]

This was a phenomenal video and explanation. Over the years, I've used hard tails, and recently purchased a Schecter Sun Valley with a Flyod Rose. This video really helped me gain a better understanding of some of the common issues people come across - VERY helpful! Thank you!! You wouldn't happen to have a video on how to adjust the action of your strings on a Flyod would you? I see there are 2 allen screws that you can use to adjust the height of the actual Floyd itself (which then lowers/raises the strings), but I've read that this can potentially crack the plate? Thanks for the help!

[@anthonysthellhammerg4388]

Ooo crap on a stick , what plate are you referring too cause i just changed string gauge or actually string brands and some of the strings are a little of a heavier gauge but it’s enough to where im going to have to intonate and play with the truss rod a bit ,but i dont need to be breaking more than im fixing any info would be greatly appreciated as im very new to a flouting bridge, 🙏 thank you

[@JimSlimjimCassi]

Not to be picky, but I've been using the same FR for 33 years now, it looks like the nut you have installed is the wrong size, big gap on the edges. Also it's good to slightly rotate your mounting screws, where the base plate knife edge pivots on once in a while to keep it from wearing a grove in the metal.

[@WaylonMorley]

Thank you for pointing that out, I'm glad I'm not the only one that noticed that.

[@EdBMetal]

One of the most useful and educational floyd videos i have seen so far. Thanks for this!

[@RingauEffects]

Very informative, thanks Frudua

[@vincentzombi3916]

I’m definitely gonna be going back n forth watching this video, my Jackson Kelly is on its way to me and it has a Floyd rose, I have never messed with one so I took it upon myself to learn how to use it.. already it looks intimidating but I enjoy a good challenge

[@larsheuker]

I absolutely love tinkering with them. Sometimes i just decide to restring and set up all 3 of my floyd guitars for fun. If you have any troubles you can message me, i have worked and dealt with floyds for 10 years now haha

[@vincentzombi3916]

@@larsheuker thank you and will do 🤘🏻

[@christiantorres6118]

As someone that buys used expensive Floyd Rose equipped guitars I can safely say that most people that buy a Floyd Rose speced guitar lack the knowledge to set these guitars up correctly. Eventually they chalk it up to the guitar being a lemon. I have yet to buy one that didn't set up, tune and remain tuned after aggressive use.

[@alonsobarrera2997]

Great video, It helped me understand why my strings have different highs and how to fix it. Thanks !!!

[@scottdahlberg4890]

Thank you. This is great advice and down right biblical. I have saved the video for future reference. You might have just saved my sanity.

[@andyholdstockful]

Hay thanks man i spent ages trying to set up my New guitar. Im a first time to a floyd rose... I copid your set up on the trem... I had everything on the Back screws. To much tensión. Out of tune... Now everything is much more relaxed. Dident make internaston Yet. But the guitar feels much better....... Uffff i been on And off this for about a mouth Now..... Big headacc.... Again thanks man... This guitar Will rock 🤘

[@PeterAcrat]

Very enlightening and useful. Thank you.