Does anyone else make a bridge like this?!?!

[gemini8026]

Double locking fixed bridge?!?

http://ibanez.com/eg/guitar.aspx?m=MTM2

IT looks intruiging. Ultimate tunign stability without any of the hassles. ITs no harder then installling a wood block I guess, but I find it interesting!

[Chasbo]

What would the point be? Talk about the hassle of tuning on the fly. Maybe for those who hit the strings so hard they knock themselves out of tune. Maybe I am wrong, but it seems alot of effort for little return. Now if you could go from fixed to trem and then back to fixed that would be pretty cool!

chuck

[slash]

Schaller 456 bridge has fine tuners so if you could add a locking nut. Strings don't lock on the bridge but you could at leat take the tuners to nut out of the equation if you added a locking nut.



There is the Floyd Rose speed loader fixed bridge.

[gemini8026]

Slash, could you route that Schaller on one of your guitars?!?!?

[slash]

Sure, if I had the bridge on hand.

[lerxstcat]

What would the point be? Talk about the hassle of tuning on the fly. Maybe for those who hit the strings so hard they knock themselves out of tune. Maybe I am wrong, but it seems alot of effort for little return. Now if you could go from fixed to trem and then back to fixed that would be pretty cool!

chuck

A Kahler Spyder trem (Floyd-style) with the optional Auto-Latch does exactly that. Swing the bar into a position out of your way and it blocks the bridge.

[Chasbo]

A Kahler Spyder trem (Floyd-style) with the optional Auto-Latch does exactly that. Swing the bar into a position out of your way and it blocks the bridge.

I had no idea. That is pretty cool.

chuck