just ordered a tremol-no

peat

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from www.universaljems.com
as i think its the only place to get the ebmm adapter plate

is there anything fancy i should know about putting this in to my jp6?
and one here done it, have any insight

thanks guys :)
 
Will this effect the piezo?

Ive been wondering this ever since I saw this.
 
peat...in case you don't know, kevan...as Big Poppa is calling out, is the inventor of the device and can answer the question best. :cool:
 
I believe darren has one installed in his lava pearl JP. If memory serves me, I think he's got pictures that detail how to install it. He should be able to help you out..........and Kevan, of course. He did invent the device.:p :D
 
cool thanks guys
i think i remember seeing some pics of an installation on a jp
was it a prb?
 
Hey guys! Sorry for the delay. So much stuff going on this weekend. Any idea how hard it is to find 3/4" 3/8-16 stainless steel flange bolts on a Sunday? I do now. :)

peat said:
from www.universaljems.com
as i think its the only place to get the ebmm adapter plate
True.
As of right now, Brian is the only AllParts dealer with the EB/MM plates.

peat said:
is there anything fancy i should know about putting this in to my jp6?
and one here done it, have any insight

thanks guys :)
EB/MM Forum member/player Darren Wilson did a cool little pictorial regarding his installation on his JPM-7. Here's the link:
http://darrenwilson.com/guitars/Tremol-No/

You can also get more info over on the Tremol-No forum:
http://www.tremol-no.com/forums/

larryandrews said:
Will this effect the piezo?

Ive been wondering this ever since I saw this.
Nope.
The Tremol-No does not interfere with the EB/MM piezo components, and vice versa.
(very few piezo bridges do get in the way)

Actually, that's not true. The Tremol-No will affect the piezo, but only in a good way. When locked down, the piezo elements will work better because the bridge can't move. With the springs out of the tremolo equasion, you'll get better sustain, and thus better working piezo elements. It's all good.

Feel free to check out the T-No forum. Lots of good info there, and I check it almost hourly. LOL

Thanks everyone!
 
kevan

thanks very much for all the info

i am soooo looking forward to getting this baby in my jp6 :)
 
Peat- Yes, I did write that article.
Sorry about the pics not being up yet. It's one of my August projects.
I'll get them up ASAP.
 
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