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What do ya'll think about this for strats: http://www.super-vee.com/HiFiDemo.html ???
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Looks interesting.
height adjustable saddles... very nice. I wish Floyds' had that feature.
Not too sure about the nut though.-Rick -
Retrofitting a strat with a double-locking tremolo...why not just find an old HM strat instead?!?_________________________________________________
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Looks pretty cool. I almost ordered one of these for a recent project, but went with an OFR in the end. May yet try it out.
A guy over on the metroamp.com forum tried it:
Last edited by Riscchip; 07-13-2007, 07:10 PM.Comment
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I'd love to try one out in person. All I have to do is look at my 6 six screw trem and it goes out of tune. I'll chip in when they get a little more exposure.Comment
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Could be very cool if it turns out to work as well as a Floyd. Nice "low profile" look to it, if a bit reminiscent of the old Fender "System III" trem.
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I installed one on a strat, and installation is a breeze, the locking nut fits in the space of the original nut without modification and works brilliantly
the only minor gripe I have with the trem itself is that it looks cheap (feels solid though) and it is rather expensive (more expensive than and OFR)
the trem balances on a metal blade spring instead of knife edges and it is really stable but it does not move as extreme as a floyd
I recommend it for anyone wanting to have a locking trem on a vintage strat but for all others your are better of with a floydComment
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