I don't do it for two reasons:
1) I don't like the fact that the wound ends need to bend around the post
2) I would rather pull a certain amount of string through the post to get the amount of wraps to be the same (or close)
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Does anyone else install their strings "backwards? on a Floyd?
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I couldn't go across to this method as I like to leave my strings uncut at the headstock, cos as we all know it gives added sustain..as well as looking bad ass ....
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Originally posted by dvscool View PostNope....I have seen it and always thought it was kinda...a "fad" thing...I'm considering trying it now...god knows I wouldn't want to be different...
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Originally posted by Snoogans View PostHell yes! And as you are all well aware, the extra mass at the headstock helps generate blues-rock chatter.
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I used to do that, but using a guitar with a bar-style retainer (Strat-head) broke me of the habit quick. Never had any issues with it or messing up the tuners though.
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Nope....I have seen it and always thought it was kinda...a "fad" thing...I'm considering trying it now...god knows I wouldn't want to be different...
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Hell yes! And as you are all well aware, the extra mass at the headstock helps generate blues-rock chatter.
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Guilty! 20+ years, no probs with tuners either. I like the aesthetics.
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Originally posted by Chief_CrazyTalk View PostBut with Daddarios you now get that rainbow effect. And what's with that "environmentally friendly" packaging?
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But with Daddarios you now get that rainbow effect. And what's with that "environmentally friendly" packaging?
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Retard!
I mean, "My brother the retard"!
Now...get out of sis's room!
I'm cold!
MY TURN.
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To me it just makes sense. people can call me weird or retarded all they want ( I am used to it.) and I just think it makes total sense. I cant see any disadvantages to it at all.
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I answered yes. I thought I was the only weirdo. I started doing it because while trimming tails once I managed to clip one of the strings at the same time. Felt like an idiot, so I changed the way I did it.
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Added advantage is not having to put sharp wire cutters in the area
of the famously glossy headstock face.
Stick the ball end in, and be done with it.
No scratches!
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