Tremolo and staying in tune

[secondwindow]

I have seen one on a guitar I set up.
Now I have John’s take on it . It’s like the T block and either old Hipshot saddles ( like Tyler used to do) or bent steel ones that are the same as the gotoh. The only real difference is a tapered CRS block and deep drilling. It’s still confirmed exactly what I said above. Don’t get me wrong it’s a great bridge but I stand by what I said.

FWIW: I have three Suhr Classic S's - two with the new Suhr bridge, one with a 510. I haven't noticed a difference in performance, although I'm not a heavy trem user.

 

[Andy Eagle]

FWIW: I have three Suhr Classic S's - two with the new Suhr bridge, one with a 510. I haven't noticed a different in performance, although I'm not a heavy trem user.

Your right.

 

[oacikgoz]

FWIW: I have three Suhr Classic S's - two with the new Suhr bridge, one with a 510. I haven't noticed a difference in performance, although I'm not a heavy trem user.

I have never seen 510 survive a dive bomb Maybe I haven't seen one set up correctly, who knows?

 

[Riccardo Ros]

I have never seen 510 survive a dive bomb Maybe I haven't seen one set up correctly, who knows?

Original 510 and Ibanez custom 510 here... Divebomb with no effort. It's not an Ibanez Edge but it works great.
I guess it's a setup issue

 

[oacikgoz]

Original 510 and Ibanez custom 510 here... Divebomb with no effort. It's not an Ibanez Edge but it works great.
I guess it's a setup issue

You're talking about tuning stability right?

 

[Riccardo Ros]

You're talking about tuning stability right?

In my opinion, an Ibanez Edge / Gotoh Floyd etc... is the perfect tremolo for the tuning stability and performance.
BUT, weighting usability / maintenance / sound / etc.. the Gotoh 510 (and every good quality 2 points bridge) is a great choice.

I was just saying that the 510, if set right, can do almost everything (dive bombs included) even if it's not as smooth and "silky" as an Ibanez Edge (sorry I just love the Edge / LoPro Edge)