Kei said:P-Whammy = Pointless whammy
Damn! Someone beat me to it!
Kei said:P-Whammy = Pointless whammy
Cagey said:rapfohl09 said:Sooooo he took a tremolo bar and cut it short? :icon_scratch:
That's what it looks like. Not exactly "revolutionary". Guys have been shortening and re-bending vibrato arms for years, pretty much ever since such a thing existed. They just didn't generally take them down to nearly useless little nubbins.
if that wasmore that30years ago, sue the guy, you were the revolutionary onerapfohl09 said:Cagey said:rapfohl09 said:Sooooo he took a tremolo bar and cut it short? :icon_scratch:
That's what it looks like. Not exactly "revolutionary". Guys have been shortening and re-bending vibrato arms for years, pretty much ever since such a thing existed. They just didn't generally take them down to nearly useless little nubbins.
Seriously....I cut the bar shorter on my Squier when I was 12....
rapfohl09 said:Sooooo he took a tremolo bar and cut it short?
:icon_scratch:
AutoBat said:A backwards, mini arm is quite revolutionary. Kinda like the U-bar on the Ibanez Apex (Munky from KoRn's signature) 7 string trem
Except, of course, ^^that looks better and seems more useful.
rapfohl09 said:Sooooo he took a tremolo bar and cut it short?
:icon_scratch:
AutoBat said:Except, of course, ^^that looks better and seems more useful.
That's one of the features that Munky had put on the Floyd U-bar, plus a regular arm can still be swapped in.Rickgrxbass said:AutoBat said:Except, of course, ^^that looks better and seems more useful.
At the very least, it protects the fine tuners from bumps :dontknow: