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Thinking about trying one out on my Kramer. Anyone have any experience with them?

Matt

Make sure your Floyd is non-floating, or you have a REALLY large routing

They work best on non-floating trems. The change in string tension on floating trems wreaks havock on tuning stability. It's a pretty cool device. Wouldn't mind one myself for my Baretta but since I don't play it very often, there's no hurry.

If your trem isn't floating, then a D-Tuna is a lifesaver! Set it up correctly, they work extremely well.

i'll be getting one for a strat next year

I have one on my snakeskin guitar:
It's a very cool device, well made, and works perfectly!

Here are some closer pics of it:

As alternative to blocking / mounting the trem for Drop only, the D-tuna also works really well with a Hipshot tremsetter.

In tat scenario you´ll almost certainly have to rout the body for clearance on up pulls, but it works great

I've had a few of them, and not one worked worth a crap. I was using it on a Kramer w/ a blocked OFR, and even set up correctly, it was either slightly flat in E or slightly sharp in D.

Not to mention, the thing that pops out to drop the tuning was so stiff that it took a rediculous amount of effort to move it. I thought something was wrong with the first one I had, but the second one did this as well.

Did you adjust it correctly??
I always gave mine a small amount of grease.
Sold it to a friend though, never used it

Thanks for the info guys!

Matt


Originally Posted by RidDid you adjust it correctly??
I always gave mine a small amount of grease.

The problem was that it was way too tight between the fine tuner and the spring. Every Wolfgang I've ever played exhibited the same problem.