Blocking Floyd Rose

[Joshua Wickman]

Is there any kits you can buy to block them?

I have done it diy in the past but i'm just curious if there is anything on the market.

 

[PhilTheBeard]

Is there any kits you can buy to block them?

I have done it diy in the past but i'm just curious if there is anything on the market.

Yeah dude a few companies make a trem stopper. just search for them there are a few out there are are pretty awesome. kind of a pain in the ass to install. Almost easier to just cut a wood block and throw it in there.

 

[abt]

Yep, a block of wood. Cheap, easy, no mods, if you don't like it jut pull it out.

 

[UncleBob]

http://www.tremol-no.com/

 

[LeSedna]

^ +1
Just don't lose any part of it or it will become useless (and it's easy to lose a screw or a bar on this)

 

[Jind]

Block of wood and a little Elmers glue (just a dot or two to hold it in place) works for me - has for years. Easy to remove and simple to do. I also tried a Tremol-No but found the wood block preferable.

 

[Pablo-Jericho]

Putting 2 extra springs in with the original 3 sorted it out for me, for what its worth! Big block o' wood is what ya want really tho, solid, solid as a rock..

 

[Joshua Wickman]

http://www.tremol-no.com/

Perfect!

 

[kernelxsanders]

yea, a tremol-no is a good way to go if you dont want to go the DIY route. but i must say, if you simply want to just "fix" the bridge, wood block is super efficient, i've had the same one in my Jackson for quite some time now.

 

[deLuther]

Also using wood block for blocking.

 

[Joshua Wickman]

I have used a wood block in the past and I just didn't love it. I really like the Tremel-No and that you can change the settings. Just seems like the way to go for my studio guitars. Thanks again everyone.

 

[JonWormwood]

I'm making a remote locking system. Much like the tremel-no but there's a switch on the front to lock/unlock it.

What's it for? So I can play a few country licks on my floyded guitars as i please. 99% irrelevant to most.