A bad case of 'knob touch'

[Dee]

Yeah, I don't understand the fuss. Tighten those springs!

[S-man]

I'm a bit baffled myself.

[LonePhantom]

Put a photo up so we can see if it's set up properly. Then we might be able to see what the problem is.

[Crazy_Guitar]

Originally Posted by HankMcSpank

That's exactly what I said...just be prepared to be told that the trem unit is setup perfectly, it's parallel & he knows what he's doing.

Yep... it is!

Ok... I have returned the guitar already.
I didn't get to shoot the "knob touch", but the bridge level, as well as the action, can be seen on these photos;




As it can be seen, the action is as low as it goes without fret buzz or choking on high fret bendings. The knife edge is paralell to the body.
Any ideas...

[Ryan350DX]

Originally Posted by HDS

I have a bad case of 'knob touch' too, when the wife has no shirt on I cant keep my hands off them =)

Lol wtf

And

Originally Posted by Crazy_Guitar

Yep... it is!

Ok... I have returned the guitar already.
I didn't get to shoot the "knob touch", but the bridge level, as well as the action, can be seen on these photos;




As it can be seen, the action is as low as it goes without fret buzz or choking on high fret bendings. The knife edge is paralell to the body.
Any ideas...

I think the issue might be this - Well on my guitar its like this.

First take a look at this random picture I found on google http://joe.emenaker.com/TremStabilizers/tremsetter.jpg (I just typed in Ibanez Tremsetter because I didn't know what to search for)

You see in the bottom right there is that little doohickey where the whammy bar come thru, well on my guitar you can tighten and loosen a screw which raises and lowers the whammy bar.