ksandvik
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Yet get a real Luke, II or III.
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Luke floating bridge setup. No fluttering
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Tollywood
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Ayyyy. I tought the trem was the same since it looked the same :/ So i guess that a good reason the aquire a Luke 3
I don't plan on changing the bridge since the guitar is a cheap one. I would be better off with a l3..
Kudos to the good doctor on his fine detective work.
The question of the day is: Did you know before purchasing that this guitar was not a real Dargie Luke?
Yes of course i did know, because i painted it xD
Tollywood
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Oh, good. That's a relief.
guitvai1
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Why not try and add a big brass block to the bridge? FU-TONE.COM ::: The Ultimate in Tonal and Performance Upgrades for your Locking Tremolos! I know this is specifically for Floyd Rose but I'm sure it could be adapted by drilling new holes in the bridge. If you're skilled enough to convert the rest of the guitar then this should be no problem.
BrickGlass
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The fu-tone.com brass bridge blocks are excellent. If they make one that will fit that guitar it will certainly be helpful in adding some weight to the bridge, which should in turn help fluttering.
