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die Tremolo meiner Gitarre ist zu hoch (siehe Bild) nachdem ich neu die saiten gewechselt habe und gestimmt habe. Was kann ich machen damit es wieder ,,normal“ wird?
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Loading...Hi, ich möchte mir dieses Jahr eine E- Gitarre zulegen ich habe noch nie eine in der Hand gehabt aber seit paar Jahre Akustische Gitarre gespielt ich struggle manchmal noch aber es wird so viel besser. Daher die Frage was brauche ich alles als Anfänger? Und welche Gitarren ( Marken) eignen sich für Anfänger und…
Auf vielen großen Festival sind mehrere Gerne vertreten und man trifft so auf andere Kulturen also: Welche Musikfans mögt ihr auf nem Festival am liebsten.
Ich hab schon gegoogelt und verstehe aber nicht wieso b Vorzeichen benötigt werden.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjG4beKUJSA Ja oder Nein?
Bzw wie findet man dazu noch heraus welche Töne für einen persönlich die besten sind?
Hi, Was passiert eigentlich wenn ich auf ein Instrumental von einem Amerikanischen Rapper rappe und es dann auf YouTube hochlade? Gibt es da irgendwie dann Uhrheberrechts Probleme oder so? Danke für jede Antwort! LG
There’s an additional spring in there. The Tremolo looks like this because the new strings are too strong for it.
Loose the strings until they are completely loose and screw back, under the lid the 2 screws that connect the feathers with the tremolo and body further inside. Voice the guitar again see if it’s gone. But don’t pull too much, but first 3-4 whole turns per screw and tune the guitar up again. You may have to repeat this process a few times. If the screws are completely in there, and the problem is still there, you need to insert another spring. They’re at Thomann to buy for a few euros.
That’s what it looks like to me. It has been GERADE NOCH, but I have also scored 11-52 for deeper moods (Drop-C or D-standard)
If one assumes that the mood is correct, the spring tension is not sufficient. This happens when you raise thicker strings.
Rescue: Increase the spring tension by further rotating the screws of the “spring holder” and/or by inserting further spring(s). Or put on strings that correspond to those that were on it before.
If you pick up thicker strings, you should add an additional feather to the bottom of the Tremolos, that’s where they are. Replacement springs should exist in any music business.
LG, joe
Or increase the spring tension.
If you can still screw.. I’ve broken a screw, then two feathers hooked to a screw, too. The Kahler-Tremolo does not happen.
Interesting part, but not cheap.
I’ve got a bark on the tele, that’s the best of all I know. With my others, it’s different, Floyd-Rose I don’t like because of the fummelei during the change of strings, etc., the usual fender part is best screwed, a bigsby is also in need of housing. With my old Japanese girl, something is quite simple and even keeps the mood. Have another Epiphone Flying-V with F.-Rose, which keeps the simulator a clock long, is now a spare part storage …
I went out of this, because the questioner has not yet been cheating on it, because otherwise he knows what he can do about his problem. 😉
But of course, if the tension of the existing springs cannot be sufficiently increased, you have to produce at least one further spring.
They are incorrectly raised, either too tight or in the basic setting is completely wrong.
Look here
https://stringsandwood.de/index.php/information-zum-gitarrenbau/floyd-rose-tremolo-einstellen/#:~:text=The%20correct%20adjustment%2C%20so%20parallel, lie%20with%20 reducers%20of the%20spring tension.
The imaged system is not a Floyd Rose.