Anyone ever seen this trem ????

[badger6]

Check out the tremolo at site listed below, that thing looks sort of cool. I like the fact that you can use a quarter to change the strings, cause after a while the allen screw heads and wrenches start to round off

http://www.catalyst.nl/products/nxtrem.htm

I've been wondering for a long time why someone hasn't done away with the allen wrenches. I remember that Jackson made a floyd version lock nut with the flat head screws that you could use a nickle or quarter to lock/unlock. Does anyone know if anyone makes locknut screws like that. I would buy em.

[Two hands31]

Looks interesting.

[Two hands31]

Though...is it a bad thing when you're getting used to the sound of electric guitar on a low-quality quicktime movie?

[frankfalbo]

I'm sort of freaking out because I had the idea for a ceramic bodied guitar. Ceramic, to me was the only non wood material that I thought could sound open and resonant with a sharp attack. I imagined it sounding like my Maxxas. There's only one other person that I told about that idea and it was about 9 years ago, around the time Cort was designing luthite. Oh well, you sit around long enough and eventually someone else reinvents all your ideas!

[JESTER700]

I was also interested in this puppy. But the only listed dealer is ... well... that leprechaun guy. I e-mailed the company 3 times to ask for somewhere else to ask about it (and noted that Ed's site says nothing about their axe - great guy to be the ONLY US dealer!) but they never replied.