Weird guitar bridge on Tom's Horus

[Confessor Townsend]

Came across the following picture:

http://evergrey.pro-rock.net/images/plovdiv/e17.jpg

Can anyone identify the rather unusual bridge on Tom's Horus? It's definitely not a standard Floyd or Kahler as far as I know.

Any ideas?

 

[BlueSky]

it's a floating bridge.. you gotta know the exact model!?!?

 

[Confessor Townsend]

My curiosity was piqued when I saw the picture on one of the Caparison forums as it's definitely something out of the ordinary.

 

[Confessor Townsend]

Search over, for anyone vaguely interested it appears to be a hipshot trilogy which allows you to have multiple tunings set up.

 

[stuh84]

Looks more like a Kahler bridge, like the ones Slayer use.

Above is Jeff Hannemans ESP, which is fitted with a Kahler bridge.

 

[chunktone]

This bridge appears to be a Hipshot Trilogy bridge. This bridge enables each string to be tuned to 3 user definable notes virtually instantly. For more info. go to www.stew-mac.com.

 

[aswe]

your all wrong!!
it's the megaugly tremologic by sonoinvent.
the original idea with this trem is fantastic (strings won't go out of tune if a string breaks, the body doesnt need routings to hold the tremologic + many other super great features). everything sounds great, huh?
HOWEVER, THERE ISN'T A TREMOLO ARM FOR THIS UNIT!!!!!!!
those idiots at sonoinvent expect their buyers to use their fingers to operate the tremolo...in other words: a fantastic idea down the drain.

 

[Warren Grey]

I've seen this before, it's a tremologic. Check out www.sonoinvent.com. The concept is really cool and innovative as hell. I'm certain we will see a lot more of it in a near future. With some ability to think out of the box you can surely do marvellous thing with it. Narrow minded people who can't get over the lack of a whammy bar, will probably not be able to develop anything new with it though.

WG