Owning Your First Floyd Rose Guitar?! What you need to know! (Eric Shreds

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[@richardbinder9662]

I've owned over 20 Floyd Rose equipped guitars since 1983. Most floating. Don't take all the strings off at once when it's floating. Do one at a time . The trem should be level. When you change the string just by looking at the level your almost in tune. Repeat for each string. Make sure to stretch the string. I can change and tune in @ 10 minutes.

[@wadeguidry6675]

Richard Binder: This should be the number on comment. I worked at a guitar shop for years and you summed it all up in a few srntences. Good job.

[@GodzillaGoesGaga]

+1. I find that the best thing to do is change 1 string at a time and bend the crap out of it for a while. Whammy, bend whatever. Use it as practice time!! Then re-tune that string and everything g should be good. Do 5 more times and you have a well bedded inset of new strings.

[@GodzillaGoesGaga]

OH yeah. I LOVE Amy Ibanez with Floyd Rose hardware.

[@etherlords88]

I used to put some pad underneath the floating bridge while restringing the guitar for years, then one afternoon a street performer at Harvard square gave me the idea of string one by one while discussing about this headache and that was absolute relief...

[@Kiirxas]

You have to clean your fretboard eventually tho

[@mrax101]

If Guitar Center is your only option for set ups, you've got more problems than just a bad Floyd.

[@EricShreds]

Yes lol

[@themetaldude5895]

God bless online shopping

[@BaltoRiveraplaysguitar701]

I like your blue SG where did you get it?

[@reneebear3641]

At that point it’s a better idea to learn it yourself & just wing it until you know what’s best for you while listening to people that know what they’re talking about

[@221b-l3t]

My first time... At 12 I had my first lesson and got my first guitar on my BD. It was an Ibanez RG with a Floyd. First time tuning it I ended up with the bridge pointing up at 45° and gave up, my dad tried but he played acoustics so no luck. The tech showed us how to do it the next day... not my proudest moment. I'd advise against a Floyd Rose guitar as the first. My second guitar an SG felt like cheating. What you put on the strings tune them and done? This can't be right...

[@45scienceproject]

I have to go on record here. My Jackson JS32 Kelly is a beast and does an amazing job staying in tune. $300 straight up. Jackson's budget line really is just stellar.

[@mrdevil848]

Reviews say the tremolo on tht isn't really good, did u have any tremolo issues ?

[@taambul1603]

@@mrdevil848 lots of people say theyre unstable but not really theyre fine i just dont like it coz i like the ergonomics of the ibanez edge on my 550 which outclasses all floyds in smoothness too

[@brysonfoster6907]

He sounds like mclovin lol

[@brichmusic]

"i am mc lovin"

[@FlyingIceman198]

Ahahahahaha yeahh

[@haukiukko2216]

u mean superbad

[@SimonFerocius]

Probably we should check his driver license

[@nvs.8734]

"Eventually you will get bored of going wee-ooo wee-ooo" *Laughs in Kerry King*

[@viczav.2419]

i have a Jackson D. and it stays in tune perfectly and i paid $300

[@acyrus94]

Vic Zav. which dinky model?

[@viczav.2419]

Ali Raza Jackson JS32 DKA Santin Black

[@acyrus94]

Vic Zav. how does it sound.. I just ordered dinky js32q arch top. coming on 21 !m!

[@viczav.2419]

Ali Raza it sounds great...really smooth and it works even better when i put distortion on it (MXR fullbore metal)

[@acyrus94]

Vic Zav. yeah man.. happy for yoy

[@dalealanbryant7062]

Owning, setting up, and maintaining a Floyd Rose, requires a 'learning curve'. Lower-end guitars are equipped with a lower-end Floyd: the metals used in the various components, therein, are 'Zinc'-based alloys. Higher end guitars use a Floyd that is made of hardened-steel alloys. The zinc-based models', components, wear out relatively quickly.

[@rvs55]

Don't change the strings out all at a time. Change them one at a time, removing the string, changing it, and tuning it back up, before moving on to the next. That way you preserve your tension. And tune the strings up one after another bit by bit sequentially. You can't tune one string then move to the next, they'll go all out again.

[@GingerChristmas]

if you're going to restring it you should probably block off the trem block so the bridge wont flop back and forth as you remove the strings,

[@XSRonin]

I got a Jackson JS32 Dinky DKA-M for €300 ($315) It's less then 400 but the msrp on Jackson's site is $399. I managed to restring it today without any errors and it stays in tune fairly well.

[@nickpagan7628]

Jackson js32 has never gone out of tune

[@Guitarist._.2004]

PJ Scherens Same bro... What color

[@mouadgranderson9618]

Getting the js32 too. Is it good for the price?

[@Guitarist._.2004]

Mouad Granderson fuck yea

[@nelsan2351]

my dinky is totally tits :) the only thing I’ve broken is a tuner

[@intoxication415]

My dad has 6 guitars with real Floyd roses. He literally spent years practicing changing them and he can set them up sooo fast

[@justgivenofox9543]

I bought a Jackson JS32 new from Guitar Center(yes, I have a bit of buyer’s remorse) with a “Floyd Rose”; I’ve had it for about a year now and I’ve already changed the strings I don’t know how many times I get why people are afraid to work on their own stuff, I was recently gifted a ‘68 reissue Stratocaster that I’m having an actual, well-known guitar tech at a local shop set it up. He’s set up guitars for Eric Clapton, Jerry Garcia, etc and he charges $150. That’s his rate. But a $400 guitar? I’ve spent so much time changing the tuning, changing the strings because I break them, I haven’t shaved the frets or anything but it ain’t hard to set the action, adjust the truss rod, I’m definitely still learning how to play it, but it’s a fun guitar. And it’s fun to tinker with too

[@araryaerwinanto6052]

@@justgivenofox9543 hey man I'm planning on buying the same exact guitar can you please tell me how the experience was?? Thank youu

[@justgivenofox9543]

@@araryaerwinanto6052 it’s an awesome guitar for the price. The frets actually feel great for it being a Chinese guitar. The pickups for them being humbuckers still produce a little bit of notice while the guitar is standing still but throw a suppressor or noise gate in front of your amp and adjust the pickup height, that’ll help. If you can find one on the used market I would do that instead of buying brand new. Buying a guitar brand new nowadays is the biggest scam you can avoid. But the JS32 is an awesome guitar. For help or more info on Floyd Rose’s/floating bridges, look up Rob Arnold here on KZbin. He was the guitar player for this band Chimaira and has tons of videos on setting one up and how to tune it, etc. Like I said, it’s fun to tinker with too

[@justgivenofox9543]

@@araryaerwinanto6052 do you have a guitar already with a fixed bridge? Or will this be your first guitar?

[@araryaerwinanto6052]

@@justgivenofox9543 wowss hey man, thank you so much for the response, didn't know china made jacksons. I think I might just buy a new one instead of a used one, cant trust people who sell used guitars since a friend of mine bought a used guitar and ended up being a way whole different guitar and it was even defective. But yeah I feel good about this guitar I might use it for gigs. Thank you once again 🎸🤘🏻

[@cool555breeze]

Yep, setup cost for my FR is $0 'cause I learned to do it myself. It ain't rocket science. ;-)

[@lethean1757]

actually it is bcs for example i almost broke my neck while making my truss rod setting or i dont know my action point is too high i still dont know how can i fix it (wasnt mess up with truss rod just because action point i had buzzying problem)

[@danielabraham7875]

Which guitar is that? It looks really beautiful that I need to know pls

[@gwhiz3708]

Doug Marks of Metal Method explains on one of his videos the easiest way to tune a Floyd is to start on the low E string and if it’s 3 cents flat tune it 3 cents sharp and go through all the strings like that. Usually after you do that a couple of times by the 3rd time you’ll only need to do that on the low E, A and D strings and tune the others to pitch and it’s done. I learned that lesson years ago while watching Doug’s video and it works every time 🎸

[@daverockk8010]

I have a $300 Jackson Kelly that's rock solid.

[@isaacmacedo6786]

Dave Rockk I have a $330 Jackson Dinky and I haven't had problems

[@dillsnickle]

Same!

[@Supra-gb5zr]

I just got one yesterday its great

[@benmacdonald5445]

Dave Rockk I have a Jackson Kelly too! 1996, I bought it a few days ago. It's red.

[@andrewjordan9025]

I'm getting the jackson js32q. Dinky.. Probably should be worried about tuning issues a?

[@mattbortz10]

Learn to set up your guitar by yourself. Then it's free. I wouldn't want somebody setting up my guitar

[@FingerBob]

Never understood why people pay other people to set up their guitars

[@Walamonga1313]

CornKing Convenience and laziness. I know I would do it but frankly I don't want to keep throwing away money and I want to learn how to set it up myself. Even if it takes me hours to learn.

[@gooble69]

@@FingerBob Because some people value their time differently to you. Why do some people pay to have their car serviced? Why do some people pay to have others cook food for them?

[@matthewgrissop9408]

I set my own guitars up. I can change the strings in a very short time. Dude it's a floating bridge.

[@matthewgrissop9408]

You may have to be fine tune. Like always

[@BottledupJake79]

Charvels are my favorite. But had to settle with a Jackson JS32. Never had Floyd before so trying to figure it out haha. Thanks for the video!

[@ZEUZ119]

how is it going so far? do you think its worth it for me to buy a js30?

[@baconshreds1772]

For the under 400 dollar floyd rose guitars...simply move the springs in the back to the side of the bridge that needs higher resistance (the side with more tension), mine was 325 dollars and when i tried this method, i only needed to tune once every week. Definitely try this method.

[@Okraknife]

I spent 20 years avoiding Floyd Rose and now I absolutely love them. I can play rock or metal with them or blues and country and make them sound like a Bigsby. Once you learn the tricks they are hard to beat.

[@lank1157]

I ordered a jackson js32 rhoads and I've heard it stays in tune very well

[@guitartones1924]

So in your experience it does stay in tune?

[@waterproof4403]

I got a solar guitar today. I was so thrilled. I unboxed it immediately broke the low e string. Ughh it killes my mood bro. Thanks for this video

[@JuanFelipeMedina]

what do i do when the fine tuner reaches the end? i've got new strings and not 2 days have passed and it's already reached the end (only the high e btw)

[@ethanpederson]

You need to remove the locking nut temporarily and retune using the normal tuners. You can avoid this problem by making sure to stretch your strings as much as possible before re-locking your nut. Also, before retuning, set your fine tuners so that they are tuned as low as possible, so that if your strings go flat after you locked the nut, you can use the fine tuners to raise the pitch of the strings as much as necessary.

[@JuanFelipeMedina]

@@ethanpederson thanks bro. I thought that removing the locking nut was a big no no and that it should never be done since people told me it changed the tension.

[@ParisMorton6]

Do I add another spring so my Floyd rose can stay in tune? Mine currently has 3 springs. But i got an extra one when I bought the guitar.

[@ethanpederson]

If you need more spring tension, add another spring. If you are using 10 gauge strings or lower, 3 springs should be enough.

[@jeffpolk4800]

Love my Floyd! Not really that hard to setup once you get it figured out.

[@TmonkeyWins]

Anyone else check their phone at 9:03?

[@aerowise1321]

Trevor Wilson ~ checked at 9;03.......what? What did I miss?

[@TmonkeyWins]

it was just the facebook bing

[@struts97]

Whats your point? LOL Check out 2:14, Hes talking! lol Sorry but couldn't resist. cheers

[@CJJC]

Sure did. Was just scrolling through to see if anyone had already posted this.

[@RichLopp]

I got my first Floyd Rose when I was 11… It irritated the hell out of me but it kept tune just fine.

[@neto9217]

I get your point with the whole "not using the whammy bar as much as I thought" thing. I have floating trems because of the tuning stability. I have an Ibanez RG550 with an Edge Tremolo. That thing stays in tune so well that I haven't tuned it in over 2 months.

[@octobirst3601]

Just leveled and retuned my first fr guitar. Squier stagemaster. It was actually pretty easy. Backed off the claw into a block and tuned it then tightened the claw until the block fell out and fine tuned the test of the way. I imagine a restring would be the same procedure. Stays in tune really well.

[@panagiotispelagidis2505]

1:17 check the new fender squiers they have a floyd rose bridge, active pickups and cost around 390$ (sq contemporary active strat) i own this guitar and it never gets out of tune

[@HybridRoninX]

I own a BC Rich ASM Standard ($250) with a Floyd Rose Special, stays in tune perfectly. Only issue was that I needed to replace my stock tuners, and now it's faster to change strings since I install Hipshot locking tuners (reduce time since minimal winding is needed). I also own a BC Rich ASM Pro ($800) with a Floyd Rose Original equipped, and I have no issues with that guitar. I had a coworker in the USAF who helped me learn how to maintain and tune a Floyd Rose; it isn't hard, it just takes time and patience. Change out your strings one at a time, and if you have to do all at once, lock your bridge in place from the back end or at the tremolo block before doing a full swap to alleviate tension on the strings during setup.

[@BACzero]

My number-one HATE about owning a Floyd Rose... adjusting intonation. Oy! Currently, my PRS with a Floyd Rose is "close enough". Not perfect... but close enough that I'm not willing to mess with it. As far as bending notes, you're absolutely right... until you want to do unison bends. Floyds aren't awesome for unison bends because bending one string pulls the other strings slightly out of tune, so finding unity isn't as clean, or in tune... you can make it work, though. ;) Cool vid, man!

[@andrewbevan4662]

BACzero yeah when I first got one I couldn't believe how difficult intonation is compared to a strat tremolo.. also being unable to adjust individual string height..

[@christophergregory1205]

I am a noob to Floyds and setting up my intonation (which was horrible) was not hard at all. And as far as unison bends... Know what you do? Bend the out of tune string slightly to pitch. Very easy to compensate for.

[@daleonov]

I always put something (like a stack of picks) inside the floyd to lock it, then restring it, tune it like normal guitar, then unlock it, then fine tune it. Saves a lot of time. I'll probably get some decent floyd rose lock thingie eventually just for this purpose.

[@kaseycarling1739]

how much can you go up with the bar before a string breaks? should you play a bit first before going crazy on the bar? how easy is it to break strings with the bar?

[@-somedude]

I have a jackson Js32 rhoads v with a floyd and it stays in tune relatively well. i payed $230 for it used

[@tylerwarren8139]

Good honest opinion. I just bought one for the same reason as you because METAL!! But like you I broke a string in the first hour of messing with it. What I'm having a hard time with is finding good advice on changing just one string? I see a ton of videos about changing all the strings.

[@DaddySaysNo]

I heard GC and was done there. “Normal” in my collection is with a FR...actually I don’t own a single stoptail bridge. Playing guitar is an endless learning experience. Remember how much of a headache it was to learn your first song, chord, scale? And now that’s all behind you... With patience and practice a FR becomes the “norm.”

[@davidbordwell8346]

Remembering my downstairs neighbor in college now....banging on the ceiling with a broom to get me to stop. Had stack marshall amp a friend loaned me, my god i must of drove her insane 😂

[@alexanderzafiris6843]

Which tremolo is best for a new player?

[@Pericles777]

I actually love the string spacing and sound of these bridges. I block mine permanently, and you can change strings just as fast as a string thru bridge

[@mitchmitchelson9767]

Wasn't down for a Floyd Rose bridge but I recently came upon a Schecter Hellraiser with a price too good to not pick up. Probably the best playing guitar I've ever held tbh

[@andrewbevan4662]

The fact that the floyd moves when you bend makes it harder as you have to move the string further to reach to same pitch as a non trem guitar

[@1dan1609]

Exactly what I was thinking

[@Andreorsel]

My thoughts also!

[@PanyingPilot]

I was looking for picking hand technique when playing a floyd's floating bridge.

[@Patrick-857]

Good video. I've never really used whammy bars in my 20 years of playing, but I decided to get a Floyd because of the tuning stability and sustain mainly. But I will use it I think.

[@vano4375]

I’m thinking about buying a Jackson soloist with the crackle finish do you think that’s a good trem?

[@shadowfox_mcloud]

Funny hearing your say "If there's one that sells for 400$ new, and a guy is selling it for 200$ go for it" Because I just got a Ibanez rg470 Autumn Fade (400 new) from a guy on craigslist for 200. And I had no idea what a floyd rose even was all I knew is that polyphia uses it so I needed one. I tried tuning not knowing about the pieces on the nut and completely killed the string. So first string change I took all of the strings out by loosening the screws on the rose, Lost a piece on the nut that keeps the knobs from tuning it, Stripped the hole where the screws hold the strings (The previous owner had a wood block so I took out the peice by unscrewing it so I could take it out) So now it can only come halfway out tops, then after a 3 hour procedure I got the floyd flat, the strings tuned, so I strum my first chord on the guitar aaand its out of tune. So I spend the next 30 mins retuning readjusting the floyd over and over then It was late and I wasn't allowed to play it. But now that I actually watched how NOT to destroy my guitar and it sounds good, feels good and stays in tune

[@janssenmaano3057]

Floathing trems are ok as long as you dont damage the knife edges.. doesnt matter if cheap or expensive

[@XlouietheflyX]

Some of them have better material for the knife edges than others. The Gotoh, OFR, and high-end Ibanez tremolos are good.

[@timstringschool7318]

$25-35 for a setup? I have two local shops, one charges $75, the other $90. Both not including strings. Where are you getting setups for that cheap?

[@watosmate8935]

Is it of concern to not adjust the trust rod when changing strings?

[@aitorbro2509]

Hi, i have a question. I have a guitar witch i had played since i started. i had tryed a floyd rose Ibanez guitar witch my friend has and i love it. So i want to buy a Kramer Pacer classic witch it has a floyd rose but it is 300$ there are good critics about this guitar. But the question is. Is that guitar good enought?

[@kingpaedro6298]

just popping by to add an old video pulled me to your channel. sick content

[@justinhiss6839]

I just got one and I can't do anything with the whammy bar except slight bending. is there something else to what he does in the beginning of the video?

[@ernestochang1744]

ok... what if i never use the tremolo system, lets say i have a floyd rose trem in my guitar, but i never ever once rest my hand on the bridge or i dont use to dive bomb or flutter it, hell i dont even have a bar installed on it to pull it, what if i just play it like a normal hardtail guitar, WOULD IT ACTUALLY BE THAT BAD? another question would be if i do use it like a normal hardtail guitar without blocking off anything (its still floating) can i take out the locking nut mechanism since the "tuning stability" wont be affect because i wont be doing crazy divebombs? or is it a 100% requirement for the guitar to have a locking nut with a floyd rose trem at ALL TIMES??

[@alphawolfawa437]

was jaming on some pink floid backing tracks today, just hit the imtermediate level, rocking pentatonic scales etc. all of a sudden i wanted to do a dive, looked for the whammy bar, there was non, ofc, on a bc rich warlock. decided i need a new one. found this video. i love the floid rose bridges. never owned one. but tried one. and i want one now. this video just made me love them even more

[@hermannmaier0]

Thanks. Almost going to get one, but i may choose to stay satisfied with an extra routed strat trem which floats with lots of room up and down.

[@se7enthsoul]

Such a great and retrospective video even 6 years later

[@gloza6979]

I’m learning how to play the guitar. Just bought a jackson js1x half V for $140 off a friend. If I don’t use the whammy bar I don’t have to mess with the bridge tuners? Only the tuners on the headstock?

[@sicboyslim7531]

why does my locking nut make a popping noise when i use the whammy?

[@rakistangpinoy4745]

My 11yr old son wants an upgrade from his ESP M-50. He wants an Ibanez guitar with a locking nut because he's complaining his ESP keeps getting out of tune when he uses his whammy bar. I'm not a guitarist but What do you guys recommend for an intermediate/advance Ibanez guitar with a locking nut? Thanks.

[@filipjakirac6037]

So i' ve bought a chinese Schecter diamond sunset on sale at 50% for around 180$ and it' s actually built quite good... even the frets are nice, but everything trem-related is made of something softer than rubber. the nut has got some WW1-style trenches being formed after a week of playing and the licensed floyd rose is... okay-ish i' m looking to replace the nut and the bridge with some schaller goodies so i' d like to know is it gonna be awesome at the end, or will it refuse to stay in tune because of the guitar... is this a smart thing to do?

[@magma6072]

I have a question. So I just bought a floyd rose and im having trouble figuring out where i kinda rest my hand when picking so im not pressing down on the floyd rose and making my chords higher.

[@UnendingGrimness]

my first guitar was a Jackson(when Jackson was still Jackson guitars) but I got it for christmas when I was 12 cause I wanted to pull harmonics like dimebag darrel \m/ Figured out how to restring and retune on my own cause there was no youtube back then lol I've had many fixed bridge, string through guitars and have always preferred the floyd rose. I love its versatility \m/ Good review bud

[@theanonymous4859]

I have a ltd kh 202 and it costed 300dollars used and its the korean one is it any good? it does stay in tune well and play well

[@kimblers]

What is that guitar? It looks great

[@VILLAINPANTHERA]

Mmmm Ibanez S470 does not has floyd rose... Is it worth it?? I like how it looks and the feedback I've seen but is the trem good enough?

[@arnyarny77]

ijust got the kramer 1984. i changed the small stock block with a big brass block, it came with 10 guage i put nine guage and removed one spring to reducce tension easy installation and setup. for double stop bends i dont like, thats what a hard tail is for, or a strat style trem tightened flush with the body (non floating) . the thing i like about locking trems most of all is the sustain and tuning stability. i dont use the trem much at all, plus the chrome floyds are beautifull..

[@luxo5797]

should i get a ESP LTD MH-50 BLK LH Or a Ibanez RG370DXL (yes im left handed its not an error)

[@blackpanther5939]

how about ESP LTD MH 50 , IS IT GOOD, BECAUSE I AM PLANNING TO BUY IT.

[@yaboirico5221]

my first electric guitar was a Floyd rose, used for $200 but i took it home for $175 and the high E was snapped, so I replaced all the strings, played around with it for a while until I found out the proper way to mess with the tunings lol. It was damn great, I looked up online and it sells for $300, but it is just great, i haven't played with any other Floyd Rose guitars, so I really don't know the true holy grail of the double locking tremolos. The guitar is a B.C. Rich Beast Platinum Pro Series, the main guitar I use, not completely set up xD I play at drop C and have space on the fine tuners to tune the C up to a D for D standard (it is also blocked off with a stack of pennies) which is friggn awesome, but there's this other tremolo company out there called "Coherent Sound In Light" which has the same functions of a Floyd, but without a lot of the cons such as not having to cut off the ball end, you don't have to mess with the screws that are with the springs to readjust the tuning, instead, you dial it in with a knob in the large cavity in the back.

[@clemensnolke2891]

Have a LTD MH-50, bought it for $150 with a floyd. Always stayed in tune, never had a problem with it. I also lost interest when you referenced $400 or better for having a floyd on it. Would rather play my LTD than a $2000 Gibson or Fender.

[@nickjurgle7131]

Agreed. I have a DBZ Barchetta and I just bought an LTD MH-350. I would rather play them over a Gibson any day.

[@miljann98]

I own the same guitar and I've had nothing but problems with it I ended up locking the floyd rose with a peace of wood from the back so my strings wouldn't keep popping out of the saddles Can you tell me how to fix that kind of a problem?

[@nickjurgle7131]

I've not had one problem with my FR. Mine is an Original though. They are a much higher quality than any licensed trem

[@miljann98]

@@nickjurgle7131 u have l a ltd-mh 50, and it's been a pain in the ass since I got it...

[@nickjurgle7131]

You should upgrade the trem block and the string locks. That helps a lot.

[@CoreyWBaker]

how about a khaler spider, what are the differences? mine seems far stiffer than a floyd

[@071Tom]

how much would you charge for your time, and to pay, the rent on the building, on all the utilities on?

[@karinecker5098]

What about the ltd m330r it's 300 and I don't know if I should buy can you try to do a review on it

[@aztecworrior79]

Eric what pedal did you use on this video?

[@TamiamiParkFlyers]

Thanks fo all those tips Eric, I'm just starting and it's true what you say!

[@K1bogam1]

Please define "bends with you"? It looks like you have to bend twice as far because the bridge is being pulled up, thereby loosening the strings. I'm thinking about getting one of these bridges. Thanks for the insight.

[@AugmentedNick]

Yo Eric! I was planning to buy Ibanez RG 370dxz.. a friend of mine is selling it.. But this will be my first electric guitar.. I have used an electric guitar before but that was only for a month or so.. Would it be wise buying this guitar?

[@TheMarcusDevon]

I stupidly took off all my strings to restring it. Restrung it fine, but could I tune the bugger?? Paid £50 for someone else to do it all for me in the end, but it stays in tune for ages. Cool video 😊

[@maurigod4101]

Is the floyd of the kramer pacer vintage good??

[@Stretchwreckedem469]

is there any way you can replace floating tremolos in a guitar? i keep hearing about floating tremolos going out of tune and i really don't want to have to deal with that, so i wanna see if i can do something like replace a floyd rose special with a schaller floating trem.

[@xcaliber8563]

Do you know if Ibanez Jem-Jrs are good

[@dchambers4271]

Is the tremolo on an ibanez rg450dx ($399) good?

[@Echoplex5150]

What guitar is in the video

[@stevenstahlberg5469]

Dude great Video! I totally agree with you! What is the name of the guitar you were using, and were the emg's already in the there? Greetings from Germany

[@viki2162]

Just got a schecter hellraiser c-1 with a Floyd rose. Only thing I don’t like is I can’t go to down tuning without doing a new setup.

[@PaulOgrady-s3t]

What effects and amp

[@lukedevlin45]

What is anyone’s thoughts on an Ibanez JEMJR, went to a local music shop and tested it out and it felt better to play than my Squire bullet strat. Just wondering on other people’s opinions

[@roach3076]

Does anyone know if the Jackson JS32 Kelly is any good?

[@Vaidizzz123]

Hello Eric, Can you please PLEASE for the love of GOD, show us how to replace original pickups with emg? EMG ACTIVE OR HZ

[@BTsMusicChannel]

Before you replace your pickups with actives, have you ever compared active vs. passive pickups? Active pickups actually steal some of the guitarist's dynamic control; in other words, you have less ability to make subtle changes in volume with active pickups, thereby limiting your expression.

[@Vaidizzz123]

Already changed to EMG 81 and 85, and happy with my jackson, i wanted to change them from stock, bcoz i already have schecter with seymour duncans

[@olds461]

He can't, he took it to guitar center

[@gamerguy1064]

0:48 dude some guy at guitar center sold me a $600 guitar with a floyd rose but it had no locking nut and i didn’t realize until after i brought it home. Luckily i was able to return it for some store credit and got a better one

[@kaynehunter91]

Is the Steve Vai Jem jr. any good?

[@RichardFriendartist]

very good and honest review...always wanted one...but so not sure I'd use it enough to warrant one for me.

[@shivercanada]

Great video! I agree man, I don't even look at guitars under $600, I just skim through the cheap one's until I hit around $600 and up. Trust me folks save more money and get something you'll never want to sell.

[@frederikschulp]

I agree especially the cheap kramers, but the cheaper jacksons are alright.

[@bhu1334]

what do u think about the Jackson js32 dinky? just thinkin bout buyin it..Btw it would be my first electric

[@maurigod4101]

is a good guitar but the Floyd is really bad. Buy the Tune o Matic Jackson js32 dinky

[@mikelyoung2407]

Hi men! ;) sorry but im here just to say im a beginner (not really beginner beginner ya know i played classic guitar for almost 6 years) and i just want to ask is charvel pro-mod dk24 HH is good for me im asking because it’s floyd rose so can you help me with should i go for charvel pro-mod dk24 HH or fender jazzmaster (personally it’s so important for me because i love charvel... more than Jazzmaster but idk cause floyd rose system ya know) so please help me

[@themachodan13]

I bought a Kirk Hammett signature series with a Floyd Rose, not having any knowledge of it. Came home, tried to drop the tuning and yeah spent the next 2 days trying to get ‘er back in standard tuning! It was a little overwhelming at first

[@КристианГеоргиев-ф3ы]

I broke my strings too often by playing. Last time I putted Elixir strings and after a month the first one broke by bend. Any tips for that? It's a guitar above 800 bucks but I think the rpoblem is by the bad stock they give to our country ):

[@libertycabbagemusic]

What brand of guitar is that?

[@brettkenney6464]

I bought a esp ltd ec 1000 and it was great sounding with active emg pickups but felt strange sitting when playing. I then bought a Jackson js32 king v without active pickups. Removed the bridge pickup right away and installed the emg alx pickup with the gain boost switch which was a pain in the ass to install. Then I put heavier gauge string on and man it took me forever to get it setup correctly I had to mess with everything and almost gave up and went back to a non floyd rose setup. I'm telling you though once I got it adjusted right and with alexi laihos gain boost it rips now. I wanted the esp ltd signature alexi laiho v guitar but after he passed away the prices sky rocketed. I'm happy with the outcome thankfully I'm mechanically inclined or I would have been screwed!

[@66domppa]

Ey dude im about to buy a Jackson JS32 with FR Tremolo It's 358€ ( about 400 USD ) sooo would it be worth every cent or not?

[@victorelvisknightknight9308]

What pedals are you using to get those harmonic sounds?