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Need whammy on my G400, any advice?

Metalliklok	I love SG's.  I love tremolo.  I was thinking of getting a stetsbar, but the tremolo arm on the stets looks like it would be hard to use as it is attached to the middle of the bridge as opposed to the side.  Is there any way to put a Maestro bridge on my G400, or at the least get a maestro bridge to put on it?  also, are locking tuners necessary when having a tremolo bridge?	I love SG's.  I love tremolo.  I was thinking of getting a stetsbar, but the tremolo arm on the stets looks like it would be hard to use as it is attached to the middle of the bridge as opposed to the side.  Is there any way to put a Maestro bridge on my G400, or at the least get a maestro bridge to put on it?  also, are locking tuners necessary when having a tremolo bridge?
	Posted: Jul 5, 2008 6:18 PM - Quote - Report!
sg255	You could get a Maestro without needing locking tuners, although I think adding a Bigsby would be easier, cause they were options in the seventies.	You could get a Maestro without needing locking tuners, although I think adding a Bigsby would be easier, cause they were options in the seventies.
	Posted: Jul 5, 2008 6:46 PM - Quote - Report!
Metalliklok	How would I go about installing a maestro or a Bigsby bridge? Is there any drilling required or does it just screw in where the tailpiece would be?	How would I go about installing a maestro or a Bigsby bridge? Is there any drilling required or does it just screw in where the tailpiece would be?
	Posted: Jul 5, 2008 8:26 PM - Quote - Report!
Metalliklok	does anyone know anything about this bridge: http://www.stewmac.com/shop/Shop_by_instrument/Ele ctric_guitar_tremolos/1/Les_Trem_Stop-Tailpiece_Tr emolos/Pictures.html#details	does anyone know anything about this bridge: http://www.stewmac.com/shop/Shop_by_instrument/Electric_guitar_tremolos/1/Les_Trem_Stop-Tailpiece_Tremolos/Pictures.html#details
	Posted: Jul 5, 2008 10:07 PM - Quote - Report!
sg255	I think part of it screws in where the tailpiece is, but there are another two holes that need to be drilled further down. I've never seen that other bridge before, but it looks really cool.	I think part of it screws in where the tailpiece is, but there are another two holes that need to be drilled further down. I've never seen that other bridge before, but it looks really cool. :)
	Posted: Jul 6, 2008 4:10 PM - Quote - Report!
geluidsterroris	Metalliklok wrote on Jul 5th, 2008 at 3:26pm : How would I go about installing a maestro or a Bigsby bridge? Is there any drilling required or does it just screw in where the tailpiece would be? you need to drill for bigsbys	[QUOTE u='Metalliklok' d='2008-07-05 15:26:38']How would I go about installing a maestro or a Bigsby bridge? Is there any drilling required or does it just screw in where the tailpiece would be?[/QUOTE] you need to drill for bigsbys
	Posted: Aug 6, 2008 2:01 PM - Quote - Report!
SG Commander	you mean like angus young	you mean like angus young
	Posted: Nov 4, 2008 10:16 PM - Quote - Report!