How to Use An EverTune Bridge - Explained

[@MadManMusic]

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[@Hoxle-87]

Yo I just got a Solar with Evertune and this video was EXACTLY what the doctor recommended. Thanks!

[@MadManMusic]

Awesome! Im glad it helped! Enjoy the new axe! 🤘🏼😜

[@martijnvanderark4117]

Really helpfull dude. The only reason i could give you that evertunes are not standard at every guitar is because of people like me that change tuning like 5 times a day or more sometimes😂

[@MadManMusic]

Hey Thanks! You’re right! For tuning changes these guitar wont work very well. You’d need a second one, or more depending on how many tunings you’re using............. but that also doesnt sound like such a bad thing. 🤔 🤘🏼😜

[@martijnvanderark4117]

@@MadManMusic yea an extra guitar would be nice but dont have the money for that and i play a lot of different tunings so buying a new one for every tuning would a bit much😅 🤘🏻

[@MadManMusic]

For sure! 😉😉😉

[@roachzero2952]

Yep . I'm one of those fuckers ... :/

[@robertwoning7283]

I checked several explanations. This was the clearest of them all. Thanks.

[@MadManMusic]

Thank you for that! Im glad it helped! Keep an eye out for more! 🤘🏼😊

[@toddapplegate]

I have an Evertune bridge, and your explanation and tips are the best I've seen.

[@MadManMusic]

Awesome! Im so glad to hear that! Thanks for Watching! And Keep Kickin Ass! 🤘🏼😜

[@tylerjameskronberger9895]

Great vid, very educational and entertaining. Just wanted to point out you maybe glossed over some of the finer points alot of people, including myself, struggled with when figuring out our evertunes. Regarding the tuning and intonation it's important to know that you must make sure you stay in zone two the entire time because tuning at the saddle and especially adjusting intonation you can very quickly move you out of zone two and it's going to be very frustrating and time consuming if your fine tuning, but are not aware that all that work is pointless if you've left zone two without realizing. Same goes for action and neck relief. It's really very delicate for the initial setup. But after all that hard work then you truly reap the benifits of the evertune, you could go so far as installing one on a guitar like an aristides that does not have a wooden neck and therefore the neck is not reacting to environmental conditions like temperature or humidity for unparalleled tuning stability. In Wisconsin my neck moves alot throughout the seasons and I try to get as close to zone 3 as possible for sensitive bending and I would find my guitar out of tune frequently and was constantly fiddling with the bridge in frustration when all I had to do was adjust the neck relief to return every string to proper pitch at one time. One last point is that there is a range of string Guages the individual modules will tolerate and when purchasing you need to make sure that your Guage or range of Guages will work with the module. Evertune has an easy to use calculator on their website to check compatibility because they offer different modules for differnt Guage ranges and you want to make sure you've got the correct modules before you get the guitar and put your favorite strings on and have no idea why the evertune is not functioning properly. It's a beautiful system but there can be an incredible amount of frustration for people who are not aware of some of these things I've mentioned when they think it's going to be magic out of the box. I've even paid extra for custom evertune setups from Sweetwater and I receive the guitar and need to redo the entire setup because even the pros sometimes don't fully understand the system especially when changing string Guages.

[@MadManMusic]

These are all great points! I have numerous videos on the EverTune Topic, this video being my first and for some reason most popular. But I touch on all of these topics throughout all of the various EverTune Videos I've uploaded. And you're absolutely right, its a beautiful system that when proper understood will change your whole recording and performance game! Its awesome! Thanks for watching, Thanks for adding these points! 🤘🏼😜

[@roachzero2952]

How the fuck is this not the top vid on evertune use/tutorial ? So much more detailed than anything i've seen yet . I have a Ken Susi model w/ evertune & fishman moderns & I fucking LOVE IT !!! BUT .... I'm a habitual bender . So this vid was helpful WAY beyond the probably dozen or so i've watched already . Thanks , Man !!!

[@MadManMusic]

Thank YOU for that!! I appreciate those kind words and I’m glad the video was helpful! If you have questions feel free to ask! 🤘🏼😜

[@mrjop]

Just got the ESP Horizon NT-7 with Evertune. You explained everything so well. Thanks for that! And loved the show in Sneek (Netherlands) a couple weeks ago!

[@MadManMusic]

Sneek is always fun!! I'm glad the video was helpful! 🤘🏼😜

[@bryanbrunner9548]

I just bought an ESP LTD EC-1000 with an Evertune yesterday. This is the first time I have experienced the Evertune bridge and I'm blown away at how easy this thing is to setup. Your video was definitely helpful. I now agree with you 100% that all guitars should have locking tuners and an Evertune bridge.

[@MadManMusic]

Awesome!! Congratz on the New Ax! Enjoy! 🤘🏼😜

[@bigtruckthc]

Waiting for my first evertune equipped guitar to arrive, and while I understood the concept, you just answered all my questions. Thank you

[@MadManMusic]

You're welcome!! Glad to help! 🤘🏼😜

[@SpawntheFuries]

I just got my hands on an Evertune when I bought a Solar and it lives up to the hype. I would never want anything else from now on, Evertune is a game changer.

[@MadManMusic]

I feel the same way bro! Congratz on the new axe! 🤘🏼😜

[@paulhopson7680]

One of the best in-depth videos on the Evertune. Just got an Ibanez Apex 30 with one. Definitely excited having a guitar with one in it.

[@MadManMusic]

Awesome! Thanks for the Compliment! Be sure to check out some of my other videos regarding the EverTune! Enjoy the New Axe! 🤘🏼😜

[@maxmolodtsov]

The most useful video on Evertune bridge EVER!

[@MadManMusic]

Thank you! Glad it was helpful! Spread the word! 🤘🏼😜

[@maxmolodtsov]

@@MadManMusic yup!

[@MadManMusic]

Also, give this little Pro-Tip a Watch! It might also be helpful! 🤘🏼😜 Pro Tip Tuesday - Easy Setup Trick To Bend Notes Using An EverTune Bridge kzbin.info3YDwkQxaiFc?feature=share

[@maxmolodtsov]

@@MadManMusic will do, thanx!

[@joshmorlan6141]

Right ON! Thanks! I just ordered a Solar V1.6 Canabalismo with locking tuners and an Evertune. I can't wait for it to arrive so I can get my hands on the Evertune system!!🤘🤘

[@MadManMusic]

Nice! Enjoy it! 🤘🏼😜

[@metalsalvo]

I'm considering to buy a guitar with an evertune bridge, I've just watched a few minutes and I'm gonna finish the video. I subscribed.

[@MadManMusic]

Get one and let us know what you think! 🤘🏼😜

[@leogle]

Best video I've seen so far on the Evertune bridge. Thanks for sharing.

[@MadManMusic]

Thanks Larry! I appreciate that! 🤘🏼😊

[@Steve_the_Bastard]

Ahh , very helpful vid man.. I was scratching my head in regards to stretching the strings. Looks easy enough… cheers man

[@MadManMusic]

Glad it was helpful! 🤘🏼😜

[@bobwalters9151]

I'm just getting into an evertune Bridge and your video explained it perfectly! thanks man...

[@MadManMusic]

You’re welcome! Thanks for watching and Stick around because there’s more good information to come! 🤘🏼😊

[@mikeruppe]

Just got my first evertune equipped guitar and this video was a great help!

[@MadManMusic]

Awesome! Im glad to hear there. There are a few more EverTune Tutorials on Mad Man Music so be sure to check them out too! Welcome to The ET Fam!! 🤘🏼😜

[@VolTesV84]

Dude..the craziest thing is I know from back in the Dharmata days.. we've shared the stage before..brutal..other than that this video is the best video I've seen on the Evertune..thanks for taking the time to explain how it works.

[@MadManMusic]

Thanks Dude! I appreciate that! 🤘🏼😊

[@MadManMusic]

Hey All! Thanks for watching! If you've enjoyed this video check out some of the other "EverTune" Related videos I've posted on this Channel! ➡️ HOW TO BEND ON AN EVERTUNE - kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6XboZicjdhngMk ➡️ HOW TO FINE TUNE AND INTONATE AN EVERTUNE - kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmnNdoqCj9FjicU ➡️ ESP E2 ECLIPSE 7 STRING EVERTUNE REVIEW - kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2TSdHdslq1-edE 🔥 And if you're enjoying MAD MAN MUSIC as a whole consider Supporting the channel by ordering a T-Shirt or Coffee Mug Here - ​teespring.com/stores/mad-man-music-merch

[@andy_182]

thank youuuu for this video. i bought an evertune guitar last week and the other videos on YT didn't explain it as clearly

[@MadManMusic]

Hey! Glad it was helpful! 🤘🏼😜

[@SSN70]

Great vid ! Really helps 👊🏽🍻

[@MadManMusic]

Thanks! I'm glad it helped! 🤘🏼😜

[@MaTTheWish]

Great explanation! Very well done.

[@MadManMusic]

Thanks! I have a handful more EverTune related videos! Be sure to check em out! 🤘🏼😜

[@funkymonkey8174]

Thanks for this my new ESP shows up in four days with Evertune. I needed this video!

[@MadManMusic]

BOOM!! Congrats!! Enjoy the new Axe! 🪓 And tell us how you like it when it comes!! Thanks for commenting! 🤘🏼😜

[@funkymonkey8174]

@@MadManMusic Hey Man I love the guitar!! Sadly they made a mistake and it came with std Grover tuners.....:( They are making it right I have locking ones on the way. With that said I'm having a few issues with setup and getting the intonation right. Every time I get the fine-tuning right. I go to do the intonation and then the fine-tuning is off again. A few other minor issues I'm sure is my lack of experience setting up bridges. I need to be able to change zones fairly easily. I record a lot. I play rhythm and lead. Since you are not gigging would you be open to helping me over zoom and I will pay you? Should only take 30 minutes I imagine and I'm happy to pay you fairly for your time? If not I totally understand. Hope your having a safe but good thanksgiving!! I'm in Ca. I'm off at 11am everyday and off Mon Tuesdays and Thursdays. Sorta busy with thanksgiving today but any other day works for me.

[@MadManMusic]

Hey dude, we can definitely arrange something if you need help immediately. Which is sounds like you do. Just shoot me an email to [e-mail] and we’ll set something up. I do plan on making an in depth video on how to do a true maintenance set up in the near future.. im just in the middle of renovating and moving into a new house outside of town the past few weeks.. But we can definitely address the issues you’re having and find you a solution, I’m sorry to hear it wasn’t perfect out of the box.. 😕

[@funkymonkey8174]

@@MadManMusic that's great thanks I will email you. I wasn't bad out of the box. It just was set with no bend and the intonation was a tad off, It was a demo. I am digging the tones and sound. It is certainly an upgrade for me and I will get lots of use out of it. Thanks! I will email you so we can set a time.

[@monstruonegro05]

I'm buying an evertune guitar, thank you so much, best video of an ET bridge!!! 🤘🏽

[@MadManMusic]

Awesome! Glad I could help! Enjoy the new Axe!! 🤘🏼😜

[@ericforberger]

This was so super helpful man. Thanks for the in-depth and easy to understand explanation. 👍

[@MadManMusic]

Im glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching! 🤘🏼😜

[@gregmullins6927]

It hasn't worked so I sold the guitar to a repairer who will take it out and put a maple block in it's place and put a new tuneomatic bridge in,thanks for your advice,I do appreciate it.

[@MadManMusic]

I'm sorry to hear that.. Hopefully you'll find something else that will work for you.

[@Tony_Zagoraios]

The best Evertune explaination. Bravo!!

[@MadManMusic]

Thank you!! Glad it was helpful! I also made a much shorter version here ➡️ kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6Wnf3tthah8jq8 Thanks for watching! Please share it with others that need the help!! 🤘🏼😜

[@Tony_Zagoraios]

@@MadManMusic this is awesome. Will share. Just bought a Kiesel with Evertune and while im waiting to receive the guitar, i got anxious about the bending...hope it will be fine.

[@MadManMusic]

Once you understand the basic mechanics you’ll be bending in no time! 🤘🏼😜

[@bigkid757]

Awesome video! Just bought a Solar with evertune which hasn’t arrived yet. I really didn’t know much about the bridge. This video helps tons. Thanks! Subscribed!

[@MadManMusic]

Awesome! I'm glad the video was helpful! 🤘🏼😜

[@zelkolivic9480]

Love my ESP with the Evertune bridge. It made learning to play a more pleasant and satisfying because it sounded great no matter how awkward it was. Stepped up to phase 3 doing solos and bends. Now I use the ESP Evertune to learn new stuff and then go play it on other guitars to improve my playing.

[@MadManMusic]

Thats a cool concept! Learning using the system. Kind like “Training Wheels” a bit. Very nice! Im glad it helped you play more and learn new things! Keep at it! 🤘🏼😜

[@blZjNnY333]

Just subscribed. Solar S1.6PP - Poplar Purple Burst Matte Electric Guitar is on the way to me as we speak. Thank you for putting the bridge information straight forward. I have PRS floyd, strats, etc. First ever-tune. Really didn’t know they existed until a few weeks ago. Stoked! 🎸

[@MadManMusic]

Awesome! Congrats!! ET’s are great! There are some things you need to learn about them but once you have it, it will be Second Nature and really easy! Let us know if you have questions once it arrives!! 🤘🏼😜

[@smackerindignity]

Talk about a leap in guitar tech! I know what I want for Christmas!

[@MadManMusic]

Carmen Jimenez I hope Santa Brings You One! 🤘🏼🎅🏼

[@dionedjericon8415]

Nice, looking at ordering the Solar E1.6D LTD with the evertune brudge. Had no idea how this works, so this video helped out a lot. Thnx

[@MadManMusic]

Awesome! Im glad this video gave you an idea of how the system works. Its not terribly difficult once you understand the steps. And once its really set up for the first time (which is should come that way when you buy it) than really its just fine tune adjustments when you change strings. Easy Peasy! Let us know how you like the guitar!! 🤘🏼😜

[@robertpenland2429]

Thx for the info . Just ordered a solar V1.7 with the evertune .

[@MadManMusic]

You’re welcome! Congrats on the new guitar! 🤘🏼😜

[@aakaashbulani9237]

Too less likes here, i think donkeys might be watching.... be a man enough to appreciate someone's hard work.... keep it up mate, ur video is really helpful...

[@MadManMusic]

Thank you! I appreciate the support! They’ll come around eventually.. i hope. 🤘🏼😜

[@aakaashbulani9237]

@@MadManMusic hey bro need ur little help.. m planning to purchase guitar equipped with evertune bridge. Have heard in one of youtube videos that its action height is probably high... as compared to guitar with some other bridge... is it true? I don't like high action... shall i purchase or not..

[@MadManMusic]

Great Question! The action is completely adjustable. The action on my guitars is about 1.5-1mm across all of the strings from the 12 Fret. So nice and low profile. Just be sure to check your intonation if it does happen to come with high action and you lower it on your own. I have a video or two regarding intonation and tuning but for an extra bit of really detailed info, Check the Support videos on the EverTune page. Here ➡️ www.evertune.com/resources/animated_video_tutorials.php

[@aakaashbulani9237]

@@MadManMusic thanks a lot mate... your insight will be of great help for me and others too.. cheerssss... keep it up mate... please consider a little trouble if I ever come to you for a little help... 👍🤘

[@MadManMusic]

Feel free to ask questions! I’m happy to help where I can. Thanks a lot! 🤘🏼😜

[@goranlukic2035]

The best tips I could find on this topic. Tnx

[@MadManMusic]

You’re welcome! Glad it was helpful! 🤘🏼😜

[@davidschultz9259]

Very helpful metal brother 🤘🏻 thanks. I’m definitely looking to get an EverTune equipped guitar.

[@MadManMusic]

I'm glad! I have a BUNCH of videos regarding the EverTune so be sure to check those out as well! 🤘🏼😜

[@JustinNogle]

Much appreciated! As I seem to do with everything, I tend to make things harder than they need to be. Time to revisit my gorgeous bc rich mockingbird extreme exotic! Thank you!!!

[@MadManMusic]

🤘🏼😜

[@Boomheyyou]

I have the same guitar exactly it’s a beast I found it and bought it used love it

[@MadManMusic]

Awesome! 🤘🏼😊

[@rickgriego2844]

I totally subscribed.thank you brotha..you really seem to know your stuff.I HAVE TO HAVE ONE OF THESE as guitar TO ME absolutely has to have stability.and I’m absolutely SICK of constantly tuning.thanks again!

[@MadManMusic]

Its made my performances SO MUCH BETTER! Thanks for watching! 🤘🏼😜

[@kevinerickson84]

I'm not sure about the evertune being i've never had one yet. But, locking tuners! YES! They should be on every guitar.

[@MadManMusic]

The EverTune is great! If that’s something you “need”. Its awesome for Gigging /Touring Musicians! 🤘🏼😜

[@kevinerickson84]

@@MadManMusic i think my next axe will have one. Gotta try this. Do some more playthroughs dammit 😂

[@DeliRevv]

I recently purchased an LTD SH-7 Brian Welch model and it plays and sounds awesome but since this is my first Evertune, there is definitely a learning curve. I can set up a Floyd Rose in about 15-20 minutes but an Evertune took me half a day. The big problem I had was the high E string. I finally got it but I broke about 6 damn strings before I finally got it right. Since that is the one that gave me the most trouble, I sure could use some advice. I’m not sure how I finally got it right but I’m going to be sweating bullets the next time I have to change strings.

[@MadManMusic]

Hey! So sorry for the late reply... I'm sorry you had trouble, There is a small learning curve to change your usual routines when changing strings, but its not too much. Hopefully you're feeling more comfortable with it now! Let us know if you have any questions! 🤘🏼😜

[@OldSilkRoad]

You, Sir, have yourself a new subscriber!

[@MadManMusic]

Awesome! Welcome! 🤘🏼😜

[@avalon1734]

Thanks for the easy to understand video. Evertune is badass but not available in a piezo style Roland VG99/Boss GP10 setup atm. I do digital alt tunings in standard E to E with the ability to change my guitar into whatever tune I want by hitting a toggle on the guitar. Those pedals act like evertune in the sense that small sharps or flats a string might go out of tune are automatically compensated for to maintain proper tune. I use the RMC piezo system on a strat bridge and the GHOST piezo on a Floyd Rose for 100% tracking.

[@MadManMusic]

Nice! Does that method feels unnatural? I would be worried because the tension wouldn’t match the pitch i was hearing I think… Thanks for sharing! 🤘🏼😜

[@immanuelkuhrt8508]

Thanks. This was a really good explanation 🙂

[@MadManMusic]

Glad you enjoyed it! If you think someone else could find it useful, share it! 🤘🏼😜

[@GuitarFuel]

Great video man! Thx... i am about to get a Ben Weinman sig and it has an evertune bridge ...stocked beyond words 🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@MadManMusic]

That guitar is iconic for ET’s! Enjoy it! 🤘🏼😜

[@GuitarFuel]

@@MadManMusic 😆🤘🏻

[@dk4622]

I hope I can get one of these. Something nostalgic and realistic though about a live performance where they check and detune and such. Great video.

[@MadManMusic]

Get one! You’ll never look back at the days of Constantly Tuning at “Nostalgic” again!! 🤘🏼😜 …seriously thought it will change your life.

[@MadManMusic]

Get one! You’ll never look back at the days of Constantly Tuning at “Nostalgic” again!! 🤘🏼😜 …seriously thought it will change your life.

[@dk4622]

@@MadManMusic I am sold on it. Just bought my Les Paul. I'll wait for the price to settle a bit. I remember when self-propelled mowers were first mass produced for home owners. Seemed like over kill. Now I won't cut the grass with out a 60 inch Zero Turn .Lol😁

[@MadManMusic]

Haha! Thats a great analogy! Im actually in the market for a mower myself! 🤔

[@dk4622]

@@MadManMusic You won't regret getting a Commercial grade machine. If you have a small yard, the Toro 50 inch is not bad. I have 1 1/4 acres and found 2 Exmark zero turn, retired lawn service machines. I know how to work on them though. If you don't, buy new, with the warranty.

[@Pedrow1nt3r]

Question. I had a Gibson borrowed in a show. It was like having my furniture in my back. Horrible and back breaking. Then I had a Viper ( SG) and was light on my back. Does the Evertune makes this model a heavy guitar, in weight? Most my life I used a (not around anymore) LTD VIPER 400 with EMG HZ ( i regret selling her), it was lightweight. Is this a heavy guitar?

[@MadManMusic]

The EverTune Bridge does add some weight. Though on a guitar that’s generally lightweight it wont make it too heavy. I find it to be pretty comfortable on my guitars. 🤘🏼😜

[@pedroRodriguesMD]

@@MadManMusic thanks man! The longest guitar I had was the viper ltd 400 emg hz with the similar woods and inlays. The best I had till today. Gonna try to gather / join money. Cheers

[@gregmullins6927]

Thanks for your caring support mate,I'm going to buy an Ibanez AM200.

[@MadManMusic]

Enjoy it! 🤘🏼😊

[@vinu_s]

Very well explained. Thanks man!

[@MadManMusic]

I'm glad it was helpful! Feel free to ask questions! 🤘🏼😜

[@joseyjj1974]

Great video man, thanks so much. Clear and concise👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@MadManMusic]

Im glad you think so! Thanks for watching! 🤘🏼😜

[@tman6495]

Great video....I have been looking at the Evertune...tired of checking the tuning after every song...

[@MadManMusic]

Thanks! When you have one you don't even need to keep you're tuner at the front of the stage! 🤯 If you end up getting one be sure to check out some of my other EverTune related videos! 🤘🏼😜

[@gregmullins6927]

Thanks for the advice mate,I'll try that.

[@MadManMusic]

I hope it works for you.. I‘m sorry to hear it hasn’t so far. Keep us posted on how it works out for you! Best of Luck!! 🤘🏼😜

[@WilliamRNicholsonLST-1195]

I never thought I would hear a guitar stay in tune with so much bending involved but this Evertune bridge looks like a miracle ! My question for you is : would Jimmy Hendrix be a better player in your estimation IF he had an Evertune available back then ? You are the expert & I would never guess on my own as to whether Jimmy could have played any better than when I heard him , way back then ......

[@MadManMusic]

Hey, Thanks for the Comment! The EverTune System is Awesome! But I think its a Tool for certain situations and players. Perhaps Jimi would have appreciated the idea and the technology, but I wouldn't change anything about what and how he played guitar. Each piece of his gear was a vital element of his playing style. EverTune Bridge just make it so Tuning isn't something you have to think about while you're performing. For modern day players, especially Metal Guys like me, its a DREAM to be able to just focus on Playing! 🤘🏼😜

[@-Thunder]

Jimi was so good he could retune in the middle of a song and make it sound like part of the song. Plus he used the Trem as part of his sound. Evertune is probably better suited to fixed bridge players.

[@MadManMusic]

EverTune Bridges are essentially “Fixed Bridges”. So anyone playing a standard Fixed Bridge will feel right at home. 🤘🏼😜

[@martins9928]

Very helpful explanation, thanks

[@MadManMusic]

Im glad it was helpful!! 🤘🏼😜

[@Batapotamus]

Thanks for the video man! About to embark on my first custom build of a guitar under the guidance of a Master Luthier here in Australia and I'm seriously thinking of installing this Bridge. Wonder if they will ever build a full floating trem version of this? Also...going to listen to your band after watching your vid. Appreciate the vid thanks!

[@MadManMusic]

Im glad you enjoyed it and it was helpful! These bridges are awesome! Im not sure they go the floating route, even though the system has similar traits. But ya never know! Let us know how your guitar turns out! Congrats! 🤘🏼😜

[@demetrestamatis7328]

Got mine comin’ in tomorrow - can’t wait! Thanks for the vid, now I won’t feel like a bozo bumbling with Evertune!

[@MadManMusic]

Awesome!! Congrats on the New Axe!! Glad the video was helpful!! Let us know what you think when it arrives!

[@demetrestamatis7328]

@@MadManMusic Thing is an absolute beauty - got chills unboxing it. You said it best in one of your other videos on it: every second spent with it just further validates the investment. Can't wait to put in my time with it and earn my own shiny spot battle scars on that matte finish! A few more specific first impressions in case anecdotally helpful for anyone also considering the ESP E-II Eclipse 7-string Evertune: 1) Mine was still factory sealed from ESP inspection, and per the stickers, was sitting in a Zzounds warehouse for about 6 months before being shipped to me by ground from the other side of the US. Regardless, setup was immaculate right out the box. 2) Evertune is the absolute truth. Mine came with all the strings somewhere in the middle of Phase 2. Moving them up to the Phase 2/Phase 3 "bend stop" and back down to Phase 2 so that you can have tune locking but still bend naturally was really really easy to do, and took seconds per string, just like in the video. 3) So far, IMO the Seymour Duncan Sentient/Pegasus pickups are actually plenty high output for what I need. I am used to active EMGs on my Schechter Hellraiser FR so was afraid I'd be a little underwhelmed, but I've yet to find myself wanting for more output so far. Will of course vary based on everyone's taste, style, signal chain, etc. I also find they have a lot more tonal variety than my Hellraiser's EMGs, despite the fact that Hellraiser allows for individual pickup coilsplitting vs. the Eclipse's single overall push-pull.

[@MadManMusic]

Awesome!! So glad you dig the guitar!! Thanks for the “Unboxed Review”! I think your thoughts will certainly be helpful to others here. I think some people might be intimidated by this bridge... i know i was! But the more people try it and find that its not so difficult once you understand the basics the more others might be willing to take the plunge! The Duncans do sound great! I feel back in love with Seymour Duncan Pups after rockin my E2. I do need a little more “Oomph” so I went for the Distortion 7 in the bridge. I think I’ll eventually put another Distortion in the Neck as I have the “Mayhem Set” (Double 6 String Distortions) in my TE-200 and I love it matched up with the coil splitting capability. I have tons of gain in full Humbucker mode so I keep my amp gain around half, and then when I pull up that splitter it still has enough volume. Ive had some pickups that the split coil was useless because the pickups were so thin.. Anywho, Thanks again for sharing!! Enjoy!! 🤘🏼😜

[@lisadustinharris2045]

Super cool MadMan, thanks so much. Tell Mr. Meskil that it's been like FOREVER since the 'PAIN has been in Springfield, Mo... 🤘♥️♥️♥️

[@MadManMusic]

Yeah... Its been forever since we've had the option to play at all... Hopefully we'll get back on the Pain-Train this year! 🤘🏼😜

[@lisadustinharris2045]

@@MadManMusic I mentioned it has been forever since the last Springfield, Mo show.... It was the ACT OF GOD TOUR. I know we are small potatoes in the touring circuit... But please, at least hit Somewhere close enough for me to drive to... You all been camping in Europe living it up and we been left to our dumpster fires🤣🤘

[@MadManMusic]

That is a vivid depiction.. 🙈 The problem is our US tours keep getting cancelled mid run and we get hit super hard financially.. it’s just easier in Europe. But I’m sure we’ll try again at some point. Be patient and bare with us…

[@lisadustinharris2045]

@@MadManMusic 🤣🤘

[@lisadustinharris2045]

@@MadManMusic it's a no brainer- tour where the action is. I've understood that for years. I don't want to see my favorite band play some backroom in a crab salad express, with some horrid F.F.D.P headlining.., I guess I'm just too invested. I want Pro-Pain to be the most ULTIMATELY KILLER BAND OF ALL TIME😁 And I'd like front row FUCKING seats.... Thank you-🤘💥🥂💀☠️♥️😊

[@barrygomez5968]

Great video man! Next guitar, Evertune it is!! Prolly go solar😈

[@MadManMusic]

Thanks Dude! Get It and Let Me Know How It Works Out For You! \m/(-,-)\m/

[@turolretar]

Can't wait for the floyd rose version Evertune says they are working on, it would be my dream come true. Anyway cool video, really helped me understand what's going on in there!

[@MadManMusic]

Thanks! Yeah a Floyd would be cool. Not really sure how it would work, knowing how the regular system works, but the idea is nonetheless awesome! Glad the video was helpful! 🤘🏼😜

[@julianyglesias]

Yo! I used to play shows with Murder in Motion! I was in Chapters Unfold! I knew you looked familiar! Congrats on everything!!

[@MadManMusic]

I’m actually thinking about re-recording some M!M jams! Hope you’re well dude! 🤘🏼😜

[@julianyglesias]

@@MadManMusic Nice! I might have a CD still, I'd Have to dig it up.

[@MadManMusic]

Nice! Let me know if you find it! 🤘🏼😜

[@riv-music-7]

Thank you so much for this great video helping me to understand the new system!

[@MadManMusic]

You’re welcome! I have a TON of EverTune videos that break it down even more! So be sure to check them out and ask questions if you get stuck. Happy to help! 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼 🤘🏼😜

[@riv-music-7]

@@MadManMusic Allrighty, cool man, thx 😎

[@riv-music-7]

@@MadManMusic The thing is I will get a Solar A 1.6 ATG which is in standard B tuning. I need to tune down the E string to A. The guitar will come with 11 - 64 strings and I wonder if I can just tune down the E string to A without any changes on the Evertune or the string gauge...

[@MadManMusic]

🤘🏼😜

[@MadManMusic]

From B to A wont be a problem.. from E to A might. Let us know how it works out! 🤘🏼😜

[@theaceofchef5153]

Really Good! Love your Guitar!

[@MadManMusic]

Thanks! I’m glad you enjoyed it! 🤘🏼😜

[@dynatwenty]

Great video man ! Thanks !

[@MadManMusic]

Thank YOU! 🤘🏼😜

[@JTB--]

Great Video. Do you think the EverTune affects the tone of the guitar at all? I've heard a few comments saying that.

[@MadManMusic]

Affecting the “tone” of the guitar is debatable. It will however affect the sustain and possibly the resonance of the guitar. Sustain because the system is always trying to balance the tension of the strings to the springs inside absorb some of the energy. Similar to a Floyd Rose system. 🤘🏼😜

[@MrGhat76]

Awesome I’m trying that

[@MadManMusic]

Do it! 💪🏼 🤘🏼😜

[@AntonShchegolev]

Really want to try the Evertune bridge. Waiting when LTD TE-1000 EVERTUNE in CHARCOAL METALLIC SATIN become available

[@MadManMusic]

😱 Is that really gonna be a thing?? I have a TE-200 that I modded with some upgrades and its awesome! I love it. EverTunes are cool too! 🤘🏼😜

[@morrigumetal7412]

I love my evertune guitars but what is also worth mentioning is that you have to order a special spring for special tuning or particularly thick strings and the springs are not exactly cheap. I play a 6 string with drop A# tuning and I play GHS Boomer 11-70 set

[@MadManMusic]

Hey man! Glad you enjoy the ET as well! I do in fact mention that in future videos regarding tuning and setups. You can find Replacement Saddles (and springs) on the EverTune site for $40 or €55 at the link before in Europe. www.schlaile.de/EverTune_SADDLE_MODULE_Federmodul_(low_tension,_black).2979993.html Not cheap but also not too outrageously expensive. 🤘🏼😜

[@morrigumetal7412]

@@MadManMusic Yes, not too expensive ... by the way, say hello to Gery, we toured together with Pro-Pain 10 years ago haha

[@MadManMusic]

I’ll tell him you said “Hi”. 🤘🏼😜

[@Raggo12345]

Brilliant playing! :) Love your playing! You are mentioning that the string (or spring?) tension is what decides what tune the string will land on. So what about someone playing in Open E-tuning exclusively? Do I have to use thinner strings on some strings to get the Evertune guitar up to E/B/E/G#/B/E? Or do I adjust the tension on the spring for the string?

[@MadManMusic]

Hey! Thanks for the compliment! I appreciate that very much! The Tension of the string will govern the tuning slightly otherwise you’ll need to swap saddle mechanisms for Hi or Lo Tension Saddles. But what this means if you like a 70 on the bottom, you’re never tuning that to E without Hi Tension Saddles. But then again anyone playing a string that HUGE wouldn’t be tuning it so high anyway. As long as you’re playing anything from 9s to probably 11s should be fine with the stock Regular tension saddles. So dont worry too much. Its just for those wild string gauge users out there. I hope that helps! 🤘🏼😜

[@nullstarr91]

Oh my god! Thank you for this!

[@MadManMusic]

You’re Welcome! More to Come! Keep an Eye Out! 🤘🏼😜

[@MadManMusic]

See ya Saturday! 🤘🏼😜 kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6XboZicjdhngMk&ab_channel=MadManMusic

[@breal1183]

Hi Mad Man. I have watched about 16 Evertune videos, & yours is by far the most complete, insightful, and well explained video. Thank you!!! I have a question. I just got my first evertune guitar, so im a newbie to the mechanics of it! l got the LTD SH-7 Brian Welch guitar a few days ago. It comes factory tuned in B. (I don't know why since Korn plays in A) Can you tell me, or point me to a video that explains exactly how to simply drop the tuning from B to A? Thank you!!

[@MadManMusic]

Hey dude! Glad the videos were helpful! That is kinda weird that his Sig Model isnt even tuned correctly! Lol But all you have to do is decrease the tension using the Tuning Machines on the Headstock to bring all of the strings into Zone 2. So no bend. Once there use the Hex Key that came to detune the Tuning Screws in the Saddles and Tune the Guitar where you would like it to be tuned. (Be careful of string gauges, this system relies on Tension. Thicker strings = Higher Tension) Once you’re Finely Tuned, increase the Tension using the Tuning Machines on the Headstock and bring each string to the threshold of Zone 2 & 3 “The Bend Stop” and BOOM! You’re rockin. Let me know if you have any trouble! 🤘🏼😜

[@MadManMusic]

BTW I have a BUNCH of subsequent videos talking about the EverTune also! Just check out my Playlist “Gear Talk”! 🤘🏼😜

[@breal1183]

@@MadManMusic I'll try that! Thanks so much for your fast reply to help me. It's so awesome someone on YT actually cares to help their viewers. I'm going to subscribe to you & check out all your vids. Keep up the great work!! (And yes Its totally nuts Head's own model isn't even tuned to his signature tuning lol)

[@JoeTayMetal]

10 years from now.... EVeRToooN and FLo-eeD-RoWz will be playing us.

[@MadManMusic]

Ha! You're probably right! 🤘🏼😜

[@nothingtoprove25]

Hi dude 👋. Awesome videos. Question for you…I’m planning purchase same guitar but I would like to try C standard tunning. Did you try it before? Any advise on it? …much appreciate. Kind regards from Chile!

[@Stagg290390]

Great Video! I'm playing with the idea to buy a guitar with an Evertune, but I have one question. How does the Bridge "feel" on your right Hand compaired to other Bridges? Was there a learning curve because of the Bridge Design?

[@MadManMusic]

Hey! Thanks for the compliment! It feels like a Fixed Bridge but with Floyd Rose string tension. I didnt have a learning curve, but that doesn’t mean someone else wouldn’t. However I dont think anyone would have any trouble playing a guitar with this type of bridge. The learning curve is in the Setup and Tuning Processes. Thats where you’re learning new things. But luckily I’ve got a few videos on all these topics! 🤘🏼😜

[@Vegenks]

That many songs back to back that kind of time frame my wrist hurts for you 😂

[@victortirabassi8138]

Great vid!

[@MadManMusic]

Thanks!! Glad you enjoyed it!🤘🏼😜

[@joedavis8481]

I just got my EC-1000ET , there's so many options. I didn't want to fuck this one up so I took my time and finally decided on see thru black, Duncans with the evertune ...... what a bitchin guitar man , I've got several others in this price range and they are all very nice but goddamn this thing is on another level ! 🎸🤟🍻

[@MadManMusic]

Awesome!! Congrats!! Enjoy!! 🤘🏼😜

[@MandoXBando]

Dude, I literally bought the exact same guitar haha

[@joedavis8481]

@@MandoXBando bitchin guitar huh bro ? 🎸🤟🍻

[@joedavis8481]

@@MandoXBando I was worried that I wouldn't like the evertune but it is awesome !!!

[@MandoXBando]

@@joedavis8481 Oh yeah. It's to my exact spec pretty much and it's a beauty. I wanted a Les Paul style guitar without Gibson's questionable quality and pricing. And yes, the evertune is absolutely game changing.

[@anthonyjm5605]

I just got a guitar with an ever tune so I’m in the process of learning how to operate it. I’m having some trouble keeping it In tune in the bend zone. On one of the strings (G) I’ll have to tune the peg to zone 2 to get the evertune to engage. It is second hand so I don’t know what the previous owner did and if they did something to throw the device off if that’s even possible.

[@MadManMusic]

Nice! Congrats. 💪🏼 What you’ll wanna go first is set all the strings into Zone 2, about a full turn if the Tuning Machines on the Headstock from the “Bend-Stop” (the point at which the string starts to go up in pitch again. Once you’re there, Fine Tune the strings using the Allen Key in the Saddle at the Bridge. Then, with the volume to your amp turned off, pull up on each string individually. You’ll hear a clicking sound. Thats the sound of the spring mechanism hitting the Bend-Stop in the Bridge. Raise the tension of the strings by using the tuning machine on the headstock until that click is very faint. If its gone away, you’ve gone too far. Once you’ve done this you should be perfectly set up for staying in tune AND bending! I hope that helps! If you have more questions feel free to ask. Also, check out my whole EverTune playlist! 🤘🏼😜

[@Bob-of-Zoid]

So you tour with Propane? I tour with Kerosene! Yep: need it for the heater in the Fu(Weird guitar bend here)ing camper! (

[@MadManMusic]

I mean.. I’m IN Pro-Pain. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@VVP7891]

I must have one!

[@MadManMusic]

Get one! 🤘🏼😜

[@RetroExhibitCollective]

Go hard bro

[@SkeeterMcBeater]

Got a halo tele with an evertune. Slap some light flatwounds on it. Boom, got a guitar I never have to tune or change strings on.

[@MadManMusic]

Ha! Nice! 🤘🏼😜

[@edgyswordsmanmanga4051]

23:59 so over time, after bending a lot, it slips back into zone 2? Or does it stay on the edge until you manually change it?

[@MadManMusic]

Hey, I'm sorry for the super late reply.. If stretch your strings well enough (and the use of Locking Tuners helps) you'll have a reduced amount of "Slippage". But just like any guitar you'll likely experience a little bit of slippage. And when that happens, instead of the string going Flat in Pitch it will just fall more into the Zone 2 area of the system which will reduce your ability to Bend notes. This isn't such a scary thing because if this happens just tighten the corresponding tuning machine a bit and you'll be back in business. Its rare that you'll experience this in a way that will ruin your playing experience. But I felt it was worth mentioning as it does in fact happen in some way. I hope that helps! Let me know if you have another question! 🤘🏼😜

[@Fekesson]

Am I the only one thinking Björn Gelotte? :D

[@MadManMusic]

🤘🏼😜

[@paulkielt9301]

I experimented that my guitars with a Floyd Rose, a 10/46 gauge is the one I like the most. But with an EverTune I prefer a gauge of 9/42. Little bit weird, don't you think?

[@MadManMusic]

Well I think it all depends on the feel of the guitar. Unless their the exact same model, one with an ET one with a Floyd… then yes…. You’re weird. 😐 J/k 🤘🏼😜

[@necroticpoison]

Great vid

[@MadManMusic]

Thank you! 🤘🏼😜

[@kadendrouillard3948]

Great video but I’m stuck on something. I just wanna time my 8 string evertune down a half step. But zone 2 is set up for standard and I can’t figure out how to make zone 2 down a half step of that makes sense

[@MadManMusic]

Makes perfect sense! While in zone 2, use the fine tuners inside of the saddles to tune that note down that half step and Voila! You’ll be tuned a half step down. Then just tighten the tension using the tuning machines to bring the system back to the Zone 2/3 threshold so you can bend notes again. I hope that helps! Thanks for the question! 🤘🏼😜

[@bretterickson2255]

Excellent vid....does the evertune require any maintenance ?

[@MadManMusic]

GREAT Question. So far, no. There are nearly NO moving parts that require lubrication. Just Springs. I think i would advise keeping your guitar in a fairly “clean” environment. And that would likely work well enough for maintenance outside of “Fine Tuning” the system itself for playing purposes. 🤘🏼😜

[@OgnevAndrei-Russia]

Спасибо тебе друг,очень полезное видео.

[@MadManMusic]

пожалуйста! 🤘🏼😜

[@ObiWanJacobi117]

You rock man

[@MadManMusic]

Thanks Dude! 🤘🏼😜

[@JinJer-np7rf]

Ok but when I get to the end of zone 2 border zone 3 ..should the string be at the desired turning ? Because mine is usually way off …say I’m tuning D string and when I get to end of zone 2 …it’s a c and I need it to be a D …so I tend try and get the note to a D with hex key and it just does t seem to get in pitch …what am I doing wrong ?

[@MadManMusic]

All of the strings are doing this?? Because that definitely shouldn’t be happening. Yes you want your guitar to be finely in tune in Zone 2 near the Bendstop… But it should stay firmly in tune until you add enough tension to hit the bendstop by bending the string… You may want to contact EverTune directly on this one… Sorry you’re having trouble. Let us know how it works out! 🤘🏼😜 I would

[@Pedrow1nt3r]

wait. How come a 7 string has 009 ? Usually the top string is always 013 or 012. Anyone?

[@MadManMusic]

This guitar came stock with 10’s but I prefer 9’s on my 7 strings. The tension feels similar to a 6 string with 10’s to me. 🤘🏼😜

[@Pedrow1nt3r]

Been using 013 all my life, a regular 6 string tunned in B. But, now that I will probably move to a country with better financial conditions, I wanna get this baby! I will leave it stock. Thanks!@@MadManMusic

[@red240red2]

Why call it fine tuning at the bridge because in order to properly be in zone 2 and change the note you have to make large turns to get the string to increase or decrease a semi tone? Seems like the “fine tuning” screws at the saddles changes what note the zone 2 falls on. And the tuners just adjust how close or far you are from the bend stop. Im new to the bridge and having some trouble just with the saddle fine tuning screws not changing the pitch much when in zone 2 close to the bend stop . I have to really turn the saddle key scew many times and refind where (which note) the zone 2 falls on. Disclaimer i tuned my guitar to drop a from what i think was a random detuned tuning( received used guitar from shipment )

[@MadManMusic]

Well its “Fine” because large moves man small differences. If you’re trying to tune “whole steps” down, you’ll be doing a lot of turning. However if you’re just trying to get the string in tune from being slightly out of tune you’ll need a half to a full turn. Also keep in mind that big moves will require you to reset the tension at the tuning machine (headstock) to the bendstop. Hope that makes sense. 🤘🏼😜

[@RickySterling]

I’ve heard the Evertune compensates for a 25.5 scale on a 7 string with additional tension. Have you found this to be true? I play in mostly drop A and I’m a little apprehensive about some of the 25.5 scale lengths in that tuning.

[@MadManMusic]

Hey! Thanks for the question. I play in Drop A all day! EverTune’s “thing” is based off keeping constant tension. So if the saddle mechanism itself is capable of a particular tuning than the tension will be correct and comfortable. But check the EverTune website’s Tension Calculator to make sure your preferred string gauge works! 🤘🏼😜

[@thebrutalchoice]

I just bought the E-II Horizon NT-7 Evertune and requested it to be tuned to Drop G before shipping. The guitar arrived completely out of tune and the saddles are all over the place with different heights. Where in the Miami/Broward area can I find a decent guitar technician? This is my first Evertune and I’d like it to be setup by a professional before I learn how to do it myself.

[@MadManMusic]

I am actually currently in West Palm Beach for the Holidays. Perhaps we can book a “Lesson” if you’re interested. Email me here ➡️ [e-mail] 🤘🏼😜

[@JamForThought]

If all the strings are set up to be outside the green zone and therefore bend as normal, will the evertune bridge still help to always keep the guitar in tune? Or does this only apply to strings which are in the green zone? Thanks!

[@MadManMusic]

Well there’s Zone 1 when the string are loose, Zone 2 when they are “to pitch” however the saddle is set and then there is the Bend-Stop into Zone 3 where the string will continue to go up in pitch when the tension is increased. The idea is to always be in Zone 2 just before the threshold of Zone 3. This way when you apply tension by bending it will press against the Bend-Stop and move into Zone 3 raising in Pitch but when you release the bend it will go back into Zone 2. Here’s an easy way to know when you’re in the right place ➡️ kzbin.info3YDwkQxaiFc?feature=share Hope that helps! 🤘🏼😜

[@JamForThought]

@@MadManMusic thanks for the reply dude! That's awesome man, I'm sold. It's my first time coming across these new evertune bridges. I'm more used to my floyd rose bridges! Might pop down to my local guitar centre and try some of the evertune models out!

[@MadManMusic]

There is a small learning curve but once you’ve got it you’ll really enjoy not having to worry about your tuning! 🤘🏼😜

[@rasmadrak]

It does help with stability, even in zone 3. If you swap tuning between regular and drop tuning, the recommendation is to keep the normal state as Drop-tuning, but put the low string in zone 3 for regular tuning. I.e that way you get the best of both worlds - super solid drop and super solid standard-tuning (at least 5/6 perfect pitch and one Floyd Rose string ;) ).

[@shredguitarafraz9182]

First of all great video! I'm having some issues setting up my Evertune. I have a question. You know how with a regular bridge guitar when you pick a note and check your tuner the note sometimes fluctuates a bit after eventually settling on the "in tune" desired note? On an evertune bridge is it meant to be spot on all the time?without fluctuation? Or are they still expected If in zone 2? Basically when I check my tuner on all strings, for most strings as soon as I pick the note the tuner shows the note as in tune without any fluctuation. But for two strings the note fluctuates a bit and then lands on the in tune desired note. Does this mean those strings aren't in zone 2?

[@MadManMusic]

ShredGuitar Afraz Great Question! It should be pretty dead on when you’re in Zone 2. I think the tuner will fluctuate a tiny bit only because its searching for the note to begin with. Keep in mind every time you stop tuning or supplying the tuner with signal it resets itself. But once it has found the note you shouldn’t have fluctuations while in Zone 2. For instance, when you’re in Zone 2 and you strum super hard, the note should still be in tune. I hope that helps! Let me know if you have any other questions! 🤘🏼😜

[@shredguitarafraz9182]

@@MadManMusic thanks for the quick response! Ok yes the tuner signal thing makes sense. Another thing I wanted to confirm, so as I understand all the tuning is meant to be done in zone 2. After using the hex key to tune a string, do we need to recheck if the string is still in zone 2 using the headstock tuners?

[@MadManMusic]

ShredGuitar Afraz No Prob! Yes, all Tuning is done in Zone 2. You’ll prepare the string and start winded the Tuning Machine until the tension is taught and you begin to hear the the pitch of the string is no longer going up while you’re still turning the machine. The. You’ll know you’re in Zone 2. Fine tune with the Hex Key. Then once all of that is done, you’ll continue to turn the tuning machine until the pitch of the string starts to raise again. Once it does, turn the tuning machine back down right until the pitch is back where it should be. At this point you’ll be just under the “Bend-Stop”. This is the most ideal place to be. You’ll stay in tune but you’ll also be able to bend the notes. Hope that helps! 🤘🏼😊

[@danieloswald2210]

Mad Man Music when tuning, is it better to be right in the middle of zone two, beginning, or right before zone 3 where it’s able to bend? Or does it not matter as long as it’s somewhere in 2?

[@MadManMusic]

@@danieloswald2210 Zone 2 is pretty vast and forgiving. You dont need to be in the middle per se but you want to try to be far enough away from the bendstop that your fine tuning adjustments dont bring your pitch above that threshold. So I’d say give it a little slack into Zone 2 then do your fine tuning. When you’re comfortable with the system you’ll know what you can get away with. Great question! I hope my answer helped! 🤘🏼😜

[@workkevinw]

Are you using locking machine heads, (tuners), that just lock the string in place, or do you have stops that lock the action of the machine head? (I.e. no locking nut). And what does this system do to the sustain?

[@MadManMusic]

Hey! This guitar has Standard Style Locking Tuners. The just clamp down on the string within the tuning machine itself. The sustain is similar to a Floyd Rose system. So not as much sustain as say a String Thru Body Fixed Bridge. 🤘🏼😜

[@K_R_N.]

On a normal bridge, e.g. Hipshot or Floyd Rose I have the following problem - the 6th string varies in pitch when played open. The note sounds sharp initially, then settles to the correct pitch. This gets more noticeable with lower tunings and fatter strings, even if the string gauge is perfectly suitable for the tuning, e.g. a .060 for C standard. Does the Evertune fix this? Because that would be the only reason for me to get a guitar with one.

[@MadManMusic]

On guitars with traditional bridges this is normal. As you pluck the strings you’re actually adding tension, it will go sharp. But on an EverTune this phenomenon is less likely to happen unless you are tuned too close to the Bend Stop. So get one! 🤘🏼😜

[@K_R_N.]

@@MadManMusic Thanks for the fast reply, might be worth getting one since I mostly stay around C-C# (and drop A#-B accordingly) anyway. I wish there was an Ibanez X, LTD SD-2 or jackson warrior with an evertune though, haha.

[@MadManMusic]

Check the EverTune Website, oftentimes they have Non-Production Model Guitars Upgraded with EverTunes! 🤘🏼😜

[@mikikuuva4297]

What im doing wrong cause i get only low E to zone 2 but i can't find zone 2 in other strings or tuning screw stops turning. I have spend 3 hours now to tune it but i don't get it.

[@MadManMusic]

It shouldn’t be difficult to find Zone 2, as you add tension using the Tuning Machines (say with a new string that’s totally loose) tighten it until the note stays the same. This is Zone 2. Keep tightening the tension using the Tuning Machines until the pitch starts to go higher again. That is Zone 3. Ease the tension back into Zone 2 and set it near the “Bend Stop”. Thats the point where the pitch starts to go up again. You want to be just before that. In this position you can use the fine tuners in the saddles to tune to the exact pitch you need. A quick trick to know if you’re close is to use your pointer finger to pull up on the string near the bridge and listen for a “Click” sound. Thats the Saddle touching the Bend Stop. Tighten the tension until the click goes away, the. Back off a quarter turn. I hope that helps! Lemme know. 🤘🏼😜