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Locking Nut On Hardtail. If you use locking tuners on a guitar with a tremolo bridge, it’s best to also use a lubricated nut, like a tusq xl. Locking nuts are solid chunks of metal which affects the tone of the open strings; Possibly the player likes how the open strings sound with a. You can absolutely use a locking nut with a hardtail. They truly are impressive and have a number of. This significantly reduces the risks of your instrument going out of tune, especially when using the vibrato tailpiece. The locking nut, fitted behind a guitar’s regular nut, securely clamps down on strings to eliminate their movement through the nut slots. You could check that out. Leaving the nut unlocked would work too. You would have even *better* tuning stability with an evertune bridge. Used in conjunction with a locking bridge tremolo system, a locking guitar nut allows players to bend strings for dramatic effect and be sure the strings will return to tune when finished. Kahler makes a hardtail bridge with fine tuners on it. Let’s look into what a locking guitar nut does, how you use one, and why players from eddie van halen to joe satriani to dimebag darrell have made a trem. I've been reading a few threads on locking tuners and floyd roses and the thought occurred to me (yes, i have insomnia): You might not want to lock it down, but it should be functional as a normal nut.

Used in conjunction with a locking bridge tremolo system, a locking guitar nut allows players to bend strings for dramatic effect and be sure the strings will return to tune when finished. They truly are impressive and have a number of. With fine tuners and a locking nut, you would have great tuning stability. You could check that out. This significantly reduces the risks of your instrument going out of tune, especially when using the vibrato tailpiece. You might not want to lock it down, but it should be functional as a normal nut. You can absolutely use a locking nut with a hardtail. I've been reading a few threads on locking tuners and floyd roses and the thought occurred to me (yes, i have insomnia): You would have even *better* tuning stability with an evertune bridge. Possibly the player likes how the open strings sound with a.

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Locking Nut On Hardtail Kahler makes a hardtail bridge with fine tuners on it. They truly are impressive and have a number of. I've been reading a few threads on locking tuners and floyd roses and the thought occurred to me (yes, i have insomnia): You might not want to lock it down, but it should be functional as a normal nut. You can absolutely use a locking nut with a hardtail. The locking nut, fitted behind a guitar’s regular nut, securely clamps down on strings to eliminate their movement through the nut slots. Leaving the nut unlocked would work too. If you use locking tuners on a guitar with a tremolo bridge, it’s best to also use a lubricated nut, like a tusq xl. This significantly reduces the risks of your instrument going out of tune, especially when using the vibrato tailpiece. Kahler makes a hardtail bridge with fine tuners on it. With fine tuners and a locking nut, you would have great tuning stability. Let’s look into what a locking guitar nut does, how you use one, and why players from eddie van halen to joe satriani to dimebag darrell have made a trem. Possibly the player likes how the open strings sound with a. You could check that out. Used in conjunction with a locking bridge tremolo system, a locking guitar nut allows players to bend strings for dramatic effect and be sure the strings will return to tune when finished. You would have even *better* tuning stability with an evertune bridge.