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Setup
Variant 1:
The following procedure describes the adjustment in case the tremolo is already
perfectly adjusted, i.e. the base plate is parallel to the surface of the body and the
tremolo block is perpendicular to it.
Unscrew the stop screw (M4) of the
Tremolo Switch
until the screw head just
makes contact with the tremolo block. If you can observe a movement of the
tremolo block, the stop is already turned out too far. Keep in mind that a minimal
movement of the tremolo block when activating the
Tremolo Switch
already
causes quite a large detuning.
The stop should also be adjusted in playing position, i.e. the guitar should be in
front of you and not lying flat on a table with the back facing you. Gravity affects
the resting position of the tremolo, which is why a
Tremolo Switch
that is perfectly
adjusted in the lying position can suddenly cause slight detuning when activated
in the playing position.
Check the stop setting every now and then with a tuner. Ideally, no detuning
should occur when the
Tremolo Switch
is activated. If the stop is turned out too
far, it will push the tremolo slightly forward, causing a downward detune.
You should also check the play between the tremolo block and the stop by pushing
the tremolo block slightly against the stop. If the tremolo block can be moved
noticeably, there is too much gap between the stop and the tremolo block. This
play is responsible for an upward detune when you want to drop-tune the guitar.
When the stop is perfectly adjusted, secure the position of the stop screw with
the lock nut on the stop bolt. When tightening, make sure that the stop screw
does not turn back in with it. It is best to use a second open-end wrench to hold
the stop screw in place.
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