QUOTE (swingline @ Aug 16 2007, 04:35 AM)
It is not the bar that affects it, it is the concept of a "floating bridge". It picks up the vibrations and distributes it across all of the strings. Try this, hit the high E string and mute it in about half a second or so and you will hear noise coming off of all the strings after it is muted. It is one undesirable aspect of a "Floyd Rose" style bridge along with prolonged string change times, and string wear.
So do you think a new set of strings would help, If so how often sould I change them, I play fingerstyle acoustic guitar and I hardly have to change them, but I know the electric guitar is different and playing with a pick causes a lot of wear, I am totally new at playing the electric guitar so any help would be much appreciated,oh by the way my guitar is Ibanez rg350 dx and it dose have a floating bridge just as you had said, many thanks....
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