Hi guys
Maybe someone can help me settle a slight difference of opinon (regarding trem angle) between me and the repair guy at a music shop where I recently bought an Ibanez RG2820.
The trem is the new edge pro that comes fitted on the prestige guitars.
If I have understood the information about trem angle at Ibanezrules.com
correctly, the small line on the side of the trem is where the knife edge is press fitted into the trem. It is this line which should be set parallel to the trem posts (and hence parallel to the guitar body) This results in the trem sitting parallel to the guitar body on the new edge pro trem and not angled up out of the body as is the case on the older trem models.
http://www.ibanezrules.com/tech/setup/angle.htm
The repair guy said that this is not the case and set the guitar up with the trem angled up out of the body.
Appreciate your help
Maybe someone can help me settle a slight difference of opinon (regarding trem angle) between me and the repair guy at a music shop where I recently bought an Ibanez RG2820.
The trem is the new edge pro that comes fitted on the prestige guitars.
If I have understood the information about trem angle at Ibanezrules.com
correctly, the small line on the side of the trem is where the knife edge is press fitted into the trem. It is this line which should be set parallel to the trem posts (and hence parallel to the guitar body) This results in the trem sitting parallel to the guitar body on the new edge pro trem and not angled up out of the body as is the case on the older trem models.
http://www.ibanezrules.com/tech/setup/angle.htm
The repair guy said that this is not the case and set the guitar up with the trem angled up out of the body.
Appreciate your help