*Slightly truncated repost.*
Lets see how this goes...
Hey Guys. I'll get you some quick answers, but I think we should reserve Tremol-No talk/questions for another thread.
If someone wants to start a "Tremol-No Install Questions" thread, I'll do my
best to answer the posts in it.
fettouhi said:
Can the Tremol-No be put in a left handed guitar?
Regards
André
After seeing this post, I remembered your email.

Sorry I
didn't get back to you before. That 'swift kick' you asked for is coming.
LOL
The Tremol-No *can* be used on lefty guitars. The only difference, as Bamm
pointed out, is that the shaft/receiver section will be in Spring Slot #4
instead of Spring Slot #2 as it is on righty guitars. All other functions
remain exactly the same.
fettouhi said:
Can the Tremol-No be used in conjunction with a
tremsetter?
The quick answer is: No- the TremSetter requires you to 'split' your spring
claw using the two hooks they provide. The Tremol-No comes with it's own,
solid spring claw.
The full answer is: Depends on how tech you want to get in your trem
cavity. I've seen some guys run the Tremol-No, with a TremSetter and a
D-Tuna! They were pretty handy with a Dremel and shaped out a tiny hole in
their Tremol-No claw so that the TremSetter shaft and mount plate could be
mounted. I wouldn't recommend that setup for everyone though. Maybe 1/2 of
a Backstop would work? LOL
I haven't run any tests with a combination of units. The TremSetter and
Backstop do one thing; the Tremol-No does several others. It's sort of like
comparing apples to drywall. They're just a LITTLE different...