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I installed one on my SL2H and had to raise the action to a non-comfortable level just to get the "barrel" to clear the body, and I still couldn't slide a 1.00mm pick between the two. That being said, I gotta push down on the trem when I flip (read as "pry") to detuned or I'll gouge the finish. I think I'll take the extra 10 seconds to tune down manually rather than take a chance on damaging the finish or breaking a finger prying on this piece of shit. Besides, the D-Tuna is chrome (bad chrome, that is), so it looks like shit on a black bridge. Anybody else had a similar experience? I saw one on a new EVH Charvel last week and it wouldn't flip either.
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The D-Tuna is designed for use on a non-recessed, non-floating trem - as you've found out, it won't clear the recess properly.Popular is not the same as good
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Yeh, I should've consulted the board first. The shit I need to list on ebay is piling up quickly.Comment
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i have mine on a Kramer and I love it- its very useful and something I really like having. And again- yours didnt work because of the recessed trem.My Guitars
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