I love my Charvels but....

[PowerTube]

Similar but yeah its my tenth or so one so i have developed my own techniques. That is a good tutorial to start with for sure.

If you are doing one of your own pm me and i will give you some advice based on the project. Diffrent projects use diffrent methods and materials.

Thanks. I'll take you up on that if I ever get antsy enough to actually try it.

[Hellbat]

I wouldn't! Air brush stuff all turns out looking like graffiti imo. I much prefer this method.

Like my latest one i did. very happy!

Except that is fabric with a print from probably an airbrushed painting. So does that make it instantly look like graffiti?

[charvelsteen]

Except that is fabric with a print from probably an airbrushed painting. So does that make it instantly look like graffiti?

No! obviously that wasn't done with airbrush haha. I should elaborate on the graffiti comment but i cant be fucked atm. I just know what i like. I don't really enjoy exotic tops and grains etc. I am more into solid colours and grainy textured looking graphics.

[1994]

Glad I'm not the only one who is not crazy about the Lo-Pro Edge trems - I have a 2007 RG2610. Super guitar that sounds great, but I just don't like the feel of the trem (stays in tune perfectly though). Maybe I've been using the OFR too long or just need to spend some time fine tuning the set-up of the Lo-Pro to get it to feel "right". That is the only reason why a J-Custom is not on order.

[Matt_B]

I just feel that the OFR is more robust than any of the Ibanez Edge trems and I'd also prefer to keep all my trems the same as much as possible. I also wouldn't want to set intonation on an Edge without that Key tool which I do have for the OFR.

[leftykingv2]

I just feel that the OFR is more robust than any of the Ibanez Edge trems and I'd also prefer to keep all my trems the same as much as possible. I also wouldn't want to set intonation on an Edge without that Key tool which I do have for the OFR.

It can be a pain in the balls to intonate the Edge. But once it's set it's a rock solid unit. I love the Original Edge bridge and I have it on quite a few guitars. That being said I can understand where Matt_B is coming from. I started playing on the Original Floyd in 1984 and in my opinion it is the best unit of all time. I am not taking anything away from the Edge but to me the Floyd is the best, most comfortable and most solid. Both bridges are great but I have to say Floyd wins my vote buy a hair just because it's where it all started for me.