What you want is called a "Trem-setter". CHeck with Hipshot for it. Do a search on Hipshot and you should be able to find it.

: I am looking for a floating tremolo for Strat with locking system.
: Let me be understood. With "locking system" I mean that when you allow to fall the lever, the bridge is blocked and it doesn't oscillate with the stretching taken place when you bend the strings on the frets with the left hand. The bridge is unblocked again if we catch (take up) the lever, becoming in floating another time.

Use white glue (Elmer's). Remove the strings before you do any repairing.

Wipe off the excess glue with a damp rag, and place a couple of heavy books on the guitar (put a piece of wax paper in between the book and the guitar top so it won't glue to it) for it to dry (wait one day before you remove the books.

: at the bottom of my nylon string i have the face lifting off a bit (the niose is digsting when playing the guitar) how could i fix it (what type of glue should i you's exe.)
: Thanx

Hey, man. I have a Peavey Raptor Plus. This thing is sweet! IT has great intination. It is not like a toy guitar. This baby is a real thing. I have had it for about two months now and i am loving it. I got it for hundred and eighty one dollars and i think it'll be good for five-ten years! Go for it!

hi,,i've just hired one for about a month to try it out,,i'll let you know if it will do what you want,,
steve.

: Hello anybody using DG Stomp!

: I would like to buy DG Stomp, it looks like it can solve my problems in home play and stage play together. But I have one equestion to you.
: Is possible to switch DG Stomp to indipendent „effect-box“ mode, I mean like indipendent effect boxes = no presets, for example:
: foot-switch 1 = compressor on/off
: foot-switch 2 = chorus on/off
: foot-switch 3 = delay on/off
: foot-switch 4 = tap tap tempo ?

: This combination is important for my decision.

: Thank you for your help
: Honey
: Czech Republic
: [email protected]

: I've a Zoom GFX4:
: how can I get the Chuck Schuldiner's (death)sound?
: any suggestions for riffs and for solos?
: thanks

Get, any decent guitar with humbuckers and plug it in to a Marshall JCM800. Now practice a few hours a day for a decade or so.

btw - Chuck would've told you "thanks for the compliment but find your own sound - find your own voice".

: I've a Zoom 505 II:
: how can I get the Chuck Schuldiner's (death)sound?
: any suggestions for riffs and for solos?
: thanks

: What a loop machine needs is a button that lets you stop recording one loop, immediately start playing it back and recording over it.
: Does anyone know if the RC-20 has this?
: Has anyone used the RC-20 and have comments on it?
: Does anyone know if there are other loop machines that will do this?

The RC-20 will do this -- sort of. When you hit the left pedal the first time, it starts recording, the second time,
it stops recording and starts looping. The third time it starts overdubbing. So if you recorded a loop, and and the end,
hit the left pedal twice REAL FAST, you would be stright into overdub mode.
I think you would probably still miss a beat.

The Fender Stratocaster is one of the two most popular/famous electric guitars, the other being the Gibson Les Paul. This is over-generalizing, but the Strat is known for a slightly thinner, drier tone due to its single-coil pickups; you'll hear mostly Strats in surf music, country, etc. They're recognizable by the double cutaway (two-horned) body and chrome tremelo bar w. white plastic tip. Listen to Dire Straits (early), Hendrix, Gilmour and Stevie Ray Vaughn to hear some of the best, though there are so many more I can't begin to name them all. Almost every other guitar in existence owes its heritage to the Strat and Les Paul. Les Pauls have a smoother warmer sound --most have two humbucker pickups and are recognizable by the toggle switch on the top round and the cutaway on the bottom, and a black headstock. Everybody's used them too, some famous players are Jimmy Page, Pete Townshend, Slash, Albert King and others.