RG2570 EVSL RGA321F(custom) RGT220A RG2550 ESP Eclipse

[screamndemon69]

Originally Posted by RGIbanez123

Thanks for the info. But..i dont play all the time in one tuning. Its either to cover a coupel of songs or so, then i go back to Standard.

That is exactly why you shouldn't go for a tremmed guitar.

Originally Posted by RGIbanez123

So it wouldnt be good if i bought a trem guitar and put a tremol-no on it set it up for standard tuning, put the tremol-no in and tuned down from there?

Answered your own question.



You said you have the money and want to change tunings all over the place frequently.

Get the ESP and call it a day.

[RGIbanez123]

good. im glad people agree with me. I hope i win it in a bid.

[Ploki]

i don't think anybody actually agree's with you completely, but you twist the same thing so many times around that nobody actually wants to prove you wrong, because you won't even listen, to be honest. i guess you were just waiting for a confirmation or something...jeez
and i really seriously doubt that tuning from E to drop C gave you no intonation problems, if i tune a half step down it shows on action (more fret buzz because of the lower action) and also bit on intonation. and i have an RGA stringed with 10's

[RGIbanez123]

I do listen to people but not everything that they say. my RGA didnt give me any problems. Well the low e was flopping around in drop c and it was a little buzzy. But it wasnt bad at all.

[nord]

If you plan to use the trem for dives and want to play in different tunings, it sounds like a guitar without a trem and a Digitech Whammy pedal would be a good alternative choice. Maybe something to try out?

[RGIbanez123]

i guess. how much is a used one? 100 US?