Once you lock the nut you can't tune it. That is why a Floyd Rose trem. has fine tuners on it. Are you familiar with Fenders nut with rollers.
since theres more than one kind of whammy I'll put a few answers ok a Floyd rose (floating tremolo that can pull up or down) *make sure that all the locking nuts are tight, otherwise they will make the guitar go out of tune *add more springs to the body, when I bend with two strings in standard since I do it so hard it would too fender guitars where it only goes down it will naturally because of the fact theres no locking nuts on the top, its a normal thing. But some argue that if you get graphite nuts or of course install locking nuts like in Floyd roses you will have much better tuning stabillity (stay in tune longer) good luck
Use of a whammy bar will not damage a guitar. A Floyd Rose however does have the possibility of snapping a string because you can pull the strings tighter, maybe a Bigsby as well. Unless you're pulling up on a standard trem that hasn't been set up properly, a whammy bar won't damage the guitar.
your going to need to remove the strings, and the piece that the strings are attached two at the bottom of the guitar. Other than that, it is perfectly possible.
I don't see why not , I used my friends stratocasters whammy bar on my beasts Floyd rose and it worked just fine, didn't feel right though. The best whammy bars I've had so far are 7 string ones.. longer and easier to use.
Only some electric guitars can have a whammy bar attached. On the side of the bridge (the bridge is the part that has the strings attached to it on the bottom half of the guitar) locate a small hole. Put the part of the bar with the twist on/off bit in the hole and tighten it. Don't push down too hard on the bar, as it may damage the bridge/body of the guitar. When putting the guitar in a bag or case, remove the whammy bar.
since theres more than one kind of whammy I'll put a few answers ok a Floyd rose (floating tremolo that can pull up or down) *make sure that all the locking nuts are tight, otherwise they will make the guitar go out of tune *add more springs to the body, when I bend with two strings in standard since I do it so hard it would too fender guitars where it only goes down it will naturally because of the fact theres no locking nuts on the top, its a normal thing. But some argue that if you get graphite nuts or of course install locking nuts like in Floyd roses you will have much better tuning stabillity (stay in tune longer) good luck
A whammy bar is an element that features on an electric guitar, which is purposely used for managing the control of the pitch frequency via alternating the tension of the strings.
because, its broke...... DUHHH
Use of a whammy bar will not damage a guitar. A Floyd Rose however does have the possibility of snapping a string because you can pull the strings tighter, maybe a Bigsby as well. Unless you're pulling up on a standard trem that hasn't been set up properly, a whammy bar won't damage the guitar.
your going to need to remove the strings, and the piece that the strings are attached two at the bottom of the guitar. Other than that, it is perfectly possible.
I don't see why not , I used my friends stratocasters whammy bar on my beasts Floyd rose and it worked just fine, didn't feel right though. The best whammy bars I've had so far are 7 string ones.. longer and easier to use.
Fret Or 'whammy bar' which gives a vibrato effect. Often mistakenly called 'Tremolo bars' (thanks Leo Fender)....
Only some electric guitars can have a whammy bar attached. On the side of the bridge (the bridge is the part that has the strings attached to it on the bottom half of the guitar) locate a small hole. Put the part of the bar with the twist on/off bit in the hole and tighten it. Don't push down too hard on the bar, as it may damage the bridge/body of the guitar. When putting the guitar in a bag or case, remove the whammy bar.
6 on a regular acoustic guitar but over the years you can get 7, 8,9,10,12,13 and up to 24 I've seen on ebay. basses strings 4,5,6,7,8,9 and some even higher numbers, cool thing is some have whammy bars.
double whammy
If it didnt go down about 200 bucks, you wont break strings or need to do lots of setups so there is pros and cons to it
if it doesn't check out the ibanez forums, I was hanging out with one of my friends and she had a strat with no whammy bar so I took the whammy bar off my BC Rich guitar and because it was a different kind (floyd rose) it wouldn't work on her fender stratocaster lookalike. there should be no installation , just put it in I mean the metal is already prepared and a direct replacement, if you can get your money back go for it.