I prefer the Ibanez edge trems over all.
I also quite like the idea of kahlers and I cant wait until customs release mine!
Floyd Rose
Kahler
Bigsby
Strat Trem



I prefer the Ibanez edge trems over all.
I also quite like the idea of kahlers and I cant wait until customs release mine!
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Floyd or nothing at all (Hard Tail).
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A Floyd Rose Original with a solid steel composition cannot be beat.
I think the traditional Strat vibrato sounds the best in terms of the guitar getting a full resonant tone. But they don't always come back in tune. Just listen to Jimi.
I think the Floyd stays in tune the best but sounds thin.
I hate Kahlers. Spongey feel and spongey tone. But the guitar does come back in tune.
Bigsbys have their place. But not on my guitar. Don't care for the feel and they just don't do much.


I want a really nice Kahler with a Floyd Rose nut, like the one in Jerry Cantrell's rampage.



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Mustang.
I actually kinda hate the original Floyd and cheapy licensed Floyds.
However, I adore Ibanez Edge and Gotoh licensed Floyd bridges.



None of the above. I still like the G&L Dual Fulcrum Vibrato the best--Leo Fender was a genius.
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Bigsby and strat tremolos (I like Hipshot and G&L dual fulcrum).
You didn't list it but I also like the Jazzmaster/Jaguar floating tremolo.



For Strats, strat trem.
For just about everything else including teles, Bigsby or hard tails.
If I have to choose I think the OFR is the best. I can set it up to where it is fairly trustworthy to keep tune. I used to swear by them but the older I get the more and more I think that NT is the way to go!
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I Like modern Knife edge trems and the vintage strat trems. If set up nicely IMO even the vintage trem stays in tune provided u dont abuse it a lot.
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