can you add a whammy bar to this guitar?
1574905
Yes you can , I did not but I know it can be done. Kinda expensive though unless you do it yourself. By the way I love this guitar , the fretboard is really nice and the guitar has a really low growl to it.The neck is nice an thick. On the flip side - hard to get higher octaves out of it cleanly , it seems geared for really heavy music. Hope that helps a bit.
1574906
get a whammy pedal, your sound will come back much much much better and you will not have to use any sting bending or over the nut bending.
1574907
I don't see any reason that you couldn't replace the solid tail with a whammy bar. However, some routing of the body would be necessary and that is not a job for an amateur. In the past, this guitar was available with a whammy bar and I would think that finding one factory equipped would be easier and probably cheaper than having a guitar tech rout the body and install a whammy.
1574908
Not easily you would have to replace the bridge and depending on the whammy bar I believe you'd have to cutout the hole in back of the guitar to allow for movement
2054845
You can play this guitar Spanish or "regular" style, or finger style with a glass or metal slide. You would need a nut raiser to play it lap style with a steel.
1569795
well it can when i forgot to put the tremolo bar on it but i would save my tremolo bar for latter but i can try
1473168
Yes, BUT, it's not as easy as stringing it reversed. Acoustically and tuning peg no problem. The nut, which is the bar at the end of the neck, is cut for string width so you would have to pop it off and turn it around or get a new one made. Same with the bridge, the intonation is set by the factory with some strings slightly longer than each other. You would need to get a lefty one, which is an easy swap if you can get one. I would assume the parts are available but not sure of the cost and how easy it would be to do on your own. Not sure if a true lefty version of this guitar is made.
828089
No, it's a standard guitar. You might be able to reverse the strings order and play it left handed, though the pick guard would be on the high side of the sound hole instead of the bottom. But, it would probably work.
813815
You could TRY to do that...doubtful it would come anywhere near as nice as this one. Then there is the fact this was issued by Fender as a special , limited run package. That alone adds extra worth to the guitar. But imo, the guitar itself is of such quality through and through, that is the top reason if you needed some kind of justification, etc...The frets in particular feel a bit larger and more comfortable than a stock MIM tele to me.
966390
Yes. But the bridge that holds the strings taunt has to be put on. We knew how to do that. Others I read took it to a music store to assemble. It was shipped that way the avoid damage.
735163
from the looks of it yes. Although I had to do quite a few mods to get it to fit right on my guitar with a similar set up :/
813755
I would check to see what size holes the head of your guitar. I bought then and had to drill out my acoustic to accommodate them. It was a cheaper guitar so I didn't mind. I'm not sure if you want to do that to yours. If you do out don't care then I don't see any reason why you couldn't.
2180944
I'm pretty sure you'd just put regular strings on it, although with the variety of 3/4 size guitars out there, they may make strings specific.
1302613
What guitar? I have a bunch of guitars and fits on all of them but one that has an 80's Yamaha tremolo. The only way to make it fit will be trimming one side of the bridge pickup mounting ring. I'm sure you'll be fine, though.
1606012
Hello Sebas. It works fine with the expression pedal. I've already had a whammy and I do prefer the PS-6 sound.
747291
I wouldn't recommend it unless you know whether or not screwing the body will affect the sound in any way... My solution to this was to take a shoe string (matching the body so it's not as noticeable) and to tie it on the base of the headstock and through one end of the strap. It works perfectly well and doesn't involve mutilating your guitar, unless of course you know what you're doing, then disregard my message :)
1127757
don't know what kind og guitar this is but telecaster it would have to have a previous mounted tremolo for this guitar bridge to fit and be usableyou can mount it to any guitar but it would be in the fixed positionturn over the telecaster and see if it has underneath the bridge look for large cut out with springs attached if you have this you are good if you don't have this then the tremolo whammy bar will not work
1982538
Sounds like you are stringing it the opposite way you should. As you tighten the string it should put tension on the whammy bar. Our guitar turned out great and plays good. Great guitar.
1892515
It has a strap knob at the bottom of the guitar body, however, it does not have one on the top so I don't think that you can put a strap on it.
61801
I would suggest the EurekaPROM to go with it. Makes it function as a stompbox with native support for guitar VSTs like this.