what kinda trem is this???

[postofficebuddy]

[Rich]

FX, fixed bridge lo pro, on a JS2000, with horrible intonation settings.

[postofficebuddy]

wow thanks, i guess it just replaces the lo pro, could ou put the lo pro back in?

[Rich]

They are not interchangeable.

[postofficebuddy]

why not just make it a fixed bridge then? i dont expect anyone to know the answer to that just kind throwin it out here

[Angryibanezguy]

It is a fixed bridge, it just locks like a blocked floyd

[postofficebuddy]

why are you angry?

[RSVampire]

it's a fixed bridge made to look like a floating bridge. It has all the functionality of being a floating bridge (double locking system and fine tuners) while retaining a fixed bridge reliability (tuning, string bends, intonation)

[fettouhi]

Originally Posted by RSVampire

it's a fixed bridge made to look like a floating bridge. It has all the functionality of being a floating bridge (double locking system and fine tuners) while retaining a fixed bridge reliability (tuning, string bends, intonation)

+1 Dino has a 7 string version of the trem on one of his guitars.

Regards

André

[the.godfather]

Originally Posted by fettouhi

+1 Dino has a 7 string version of the trem on one of his guitars.

The MTM1 Mick Thompson model has one too of course.
But the 6 string version, and in black.

I think Ibanez should put it on more models myself, more RG models for definite.