hehe, very interesting, I would never thought of that!
I use a piece of cloth underneath the springs:
Such a simple and effective way of doing it!!!!
cool trick he broke the 1st string in the end haha
Very cool.
Last time I had my guitar at the luthier, he told me the springs were a bit noisy, so he put something, which I cannot remember, on them. Haven't checked myself yet, as I have not got a screw driver here. Haha.
I use a piece of newspaper - simple.
Looks like someone's into his Yngwie and that was nice string breakage at the end...
Nice solution.
I ended up putting self adhesive felt underneath and between the springs. This looks a lot cleaner.
rubber band
Cool tip, thanks for sharing
Funny & useful clip, err.. do I have to break the e string too to make it work?
Cool tip!
That was a very cool lick at the ends, too bad for the string!
Hmm, I wouldn't have thought it was an issue. Can someone post a before/after, or at least explain what this does?
Do the noisy springs affect the pickups sound or what?
It´s just what is said in the description:
The trem springs of the guitar ring so loud ( in some guitars ) that it is audible through your amplifier, which will cause overtones you realy don´t want to hear
I hope this helped!
Powered by Invision Power Board (http://www.invisionboard.com)
© Invision Power Services (http://www.invisionpower.com)