I know I'm such a loser for not knoing how to intonate a floyd, but a good friend would always do it for me! I understood its a pain to mess with! I do intonate my non-floyd guitars though! Mine's a recessed Schaller floyd! Where so I start? [img]/images/graemlins/stupid.gif[/img]
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Re: Intonating a floyd?
What is your definition of intonate? Just making sure you're not talking about basic floyd tuning.
I'd hate for someone to explain that and it not be what you're talking about. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]Whataya Mean I Don't Support The System? I Go To Court When I Have To!
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Re: Intonating a floyd?
You intonate it just like a strat, but you have to loosen the string to slack so that you can move the saddle for each guess, -it's kind of a pain, but it really doesn't take that much longer. At least that's how I do it.
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Re: Intonating a floyd?
I see so everytime you try to intonate a string you gotta loosen it, and adjust the saddle, then retune it and continue unil you get the string to tune at the 12th fret?? That is a pain! Another reason I don't like floyds!!I love admins!
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I see so everytime you try to intonate a string you gotta loosen it, and adjust the saddle, then retune it and continue unil you get the string to tune at the 12th fret?? That is a pain! Another reason I don't like floyds!!
[/ QUOTE ] You have to do that with any trem. Make sure that the springs are adjusted properly. It's so easy to tune it up and find out the trem has come-up and fuks the whole thing up. It takes time and practice and a good ear to get the balance. [img]/images/graemlins/headbang.gif[/img]I am a true ass set to this board.
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Re: Intonating a floyd?
ah yes, you shall now be known as "The Intona-tron LWL12"
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