Kahlers rule. If you're considering a Floyd, get a Kahler. It's a MUCH better trem IMO -- easier to route for, install, set up, and they're way more adjustable (radius, string spacing, spring tension, trem arm tension).
Awesome, thanks for the heads-up on that Peterson clip-on. I've been looking for a good way to use my Strobostomp with acoustics.
Here's the latest version (TP-3) on StewMac.
Agreed, but not being able to search for three-letter words really puts the kibosh on that. Any searches for "bit" "nut" or "oil" will throw an error. Is there any way for the admins/Brian to make the search less restrictive?
Luckily I haven't had any major injuries yet. Mostly the common mishaps though, like drill bits slipping, the plunge mechanism on the router slipping (that was a major pisser since it simultaniously destroyed both a body and my neck pocket jig), and other minor stuff. I'm pretty safety-conscious though (i.e. paranoid), and think through every operation.
Hey all,
I'm installing an OLF Floyd (redundant much?) in a Guitar Fetish Strat body that's HSH routed, but there isn't enough meat forward of the bridge for the posts (see pic). My initial reaction is to A ) use a different bridge, since the mounting holes would be further back (customer really wants a Floyd though); B ) Glue a shim at the back of the pickup route (but I wouldn't be able to match the finish); or C ) Relocate the neck somehow.
Any ideas?
Here's a pic of what I'm dealing with (disregard the "centerline" notes - that's a separate issue):
Thanks,
-dcr