A cool trick with clamp-type capos is to put the capo on the second fret but with the bass E string left out of the jaws of the capo. Only some capos will let you do this. Then play chord shapes in the key of D or Dm. I think it's self explanatory when you try it.

tabledit.com has links to all kinds of sites, including blues. You need to download a small ( excellent) program, and the free version is fine for
your purpose. Black Mac's site is one worthwhile link from the tabledit site, and has heaps of tabs in all categories. Good luck.

I'm in a wroting mood today.
The short answer in my acase is no. THere may be some bracing issues with would make the Emperor less than idela choice. A guitar designed with a laminate top migh be considered. A guitar with a center block would be useful. Spruce tops with "X" or parrallel bracing will need addtional reinforment. The economy of the task may be more expensive than purchasing a guitar with the trem already installed. This is only my opinon. I encourage you to do what is best for your circumstances. _DF

: Has anyone put a Bigsby Tremelo on an epiphone emperor regent or similar guitar? I was thinking of putting one on mine.

tabledit.com and links from there.