can someone post some pictures? i don't really understand the difference between the two. are they both floating?
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pictures of recessed floyd vs non-recessed?
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Re: pictures of recessed floyd vs non-recessed?
Most guitars with Floyds today are recessed into a little cavity for being able to pull back on the bar more, and they have a straighter neck. Non-recessed Floyds don't have the cavity and have a greater tilt back on the neck, and they can be set to rest on the body like EVH does, or they can be a little off the body so you can pull back a little bit.
Here's non-recessed on my Charvel Model 5A.
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Re: pictures of recessed floyd vs non-recessed?
Originally posted by chemical_ali:
thanks for the clarification toejam. [img]images/icons/smile.gif[/img] is that non-recessed charvel set up to only go down like EVH's?
There were also some guitars made with a semi-recessed trem. The trem post area was not recessed, so the trem sat at the same height as a non-recessed trem, but there was a route at the back half of the trem to allow more room to pull back on the trem.
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Re: pictures of recessed floyd vs non-recessed?
Originally posted by chemical_ali:
thanks for the clarification toejam. [img]images/icons/smile.gif[/img] is that non-recessed charvel set up to only go down like EVH's?I feel my soul go cold... only the dead are smiling.
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Re: pictures of recessed floyd vs non-recessed?
Zeeg is right, there is the "semi-recessed" version. Here's a pic of a 3DR with one: (note that the trem is still mounted above the body, but there is a recess for pull-backs)
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