Any non tremolo Petrucci EBMM's?

[shadyru]

This is honeslty my favorite guitar but have no experience maintaining the tremolo system. My guitars are tune-o-matic and fixed bridges. But the sound of the petrucci slays all my guitars..edwards les paul, jackson slsmg, etc.. My edwards is heavy beast and the petrucci still packs more uuumph than the edwards.
Sooo any of you here that were not familiar with tremolo systems buy this guitar and learn how to maintain it yourself? Or is there a EBMM Petrucci without trem? (I doubt that last question gets a yes)

[petruccirocks02]

There's no such thing as a hardtail JP. The JP trem is super easy to maintain as long as you take one string off at a time when restringing. Its the easiest to maintain of all the guitars I've owned.

-Phil

[Colin]

you could block the trem?

[shadyru]

something like the tremol-no?

[DrGonzo5150]

something like the tremol-no?

For sure!

Too easy

[DrGonzo5150]

Just as a teaser i'll dust off this old thread featuring a one-off artist model petrucci with a fixed bridge

http://www.ernieball.com/forums/musi...thyselves.html

[Colin]

something like the tremol-no?

or the old fashion way, use real wood to block it

[Hendog]

The JP Trem is a breeze. And it's there if you ever decide to use it.

[beej]

or the old fashion way, use real wood to block it

I'm not really a trem guy either- I usually blocked them with wood, as Colin suggested. Quick, cheap and reversible.

[B2D]

Just as a teaser i'll dust off this old thread featuring a one-off artist model petrucci with a fixed bridge

http://www.ernieball.com/forums/musi...thyselves.html

Thought of that guitar as soon as I saw this thread.

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