EBMM trems

flametal

flametal

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I have always been a floyd guy when it comes to my super strats. I have been recently looking into Music Mans and only the axis has a floyd rose. The two questions I have is one, what are the trems on EBMMs like and two have they ever made a model with a floyd which is not an axis? I know Vinnie Moore has one. Thanks for the information.
 
Both the silhouette and the morse are available with floyd. I personally prefer the vintage trem to the floyd but it comes down to personal preference really.

Tyler

EDIT: An re: the vintage trems, I think they work very well, as long as you aren't doing hardcore divebombs every two seconds.
 
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TWPietz37":92541 said:
Both the silhouette and the morse are available with floyd. I personally prefer the vintage trem to the floyd but it comes down to personal preference really.

Tyler

EDIT: An re: the vintage trems, I think they work very well, as long as you aren't doing hardcore divebombs every two seconds.
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I have an Axis SS (comes w/vintage trem) and I pretty much agree with everything above.

I think one version of the 'Luke' may have come with a Floyd but I'm not a 100% sure on that.
 
The original Silhouettes and Lukes had FR's on them. The only ones now are the Morse and the Axis.
I have never had a problem with the trems at all. They are the same construction as an OFR trem with slightly different cosmetics.
Steve
 
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A lot of people comment on how well the EBMM JP trem stays in tune as well.
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Yeah, the JP trem is supposed to be the best non locking FLOATING trem, don't quote me on this, not 100% sure but it's supposed to be based on some Wilkinson
 
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Code001":e4268 said:
A lot of people comment on how well the EBMM JP trem stays in tune as well.
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Totally forgot about the Petrucci. That's actually a very nice guitar but the fact that the bridge floats and that it has 24 frets is a major turn off for me. I don't know why but I just can't get along with 24 fret necks these days.

Tyler
 
LOL! It's the exact opposite with me man. I can't get along with guitars that have less than 24 frets and have a fixed or dive-only trem. :(
 
I have an Axis with the EBMM Floyd and it works perfectly (its flush with the body so you can only drop the pitch).

I just got a Petrucci model, and its has the locking tuners and it works VERY well. Anything besides slack-string dive bombs stays nearly 100% in tune.

The only other non double locking trem that works as well IMO is the one used on PRS guitars...I have a Singlecut Trem which is identical to the JP trem in terms of use vs. tuning stability.
 
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