http://basstremfanatics.forumotion.net/keeping-it-in-tune-f10/-t1.htm Here is where you can ask questions about keeping your bass trem in tune, or post your experiences and advice. Mon, 21 Sep 2009 11:11:01 GMT 10 http://i202.photobucket.com/albums/aa39/ehaven777/Kahler7410-1.jpg http://basstremfanatics.forumotion.net/keeping-it-in-tune-f10/-t1.htm http://basstremfanatics.forumotion.net/keeping-it-in-tune-f10/strings-go-sharp-when-i-pull-up-t354.htm Sly
Now when I pull up, all the strings stay sharp - but they are ok when I push down.

Any tips??]]> Keeping it in tune! Mon, 21 Sep 2009 11:11:01 GMT http://basstremfanatics.forumotion.net/keeping-it-in-tune-f10/strings-go-sharp-when-i-pull-up-t354.htm#4531 http://basstremfanatics.forumotion.net/keeping-it-in-tune-f10/strings-go-sharp-when-i-pull-up-t354.htm http://basstremfanatics.forumotion.net/keeping-it-in-tune-f10/drop-tuning-kahlers-t345.htm Barklessdog I just put on a set of Heavy gauge GHS Boomers and drop tuned to CGCF. So far just the heavy gauge strings sound awesome. They really ring and have great harmonics. The bass sounds really cool now. I need to adjust the intonation next a little. The kahler seems to work fine with the drop tuning & heavy gauge strings (two spring front roller) I was going to put them on my Les Paul, but I found GHS Long scale are not long enough, due to the LP tail piece. I would need extra long ... Keeping it in tune! Sun, 13 Sep 2009 16:59:09 GMT http://basstremfanatics.forumotion.net/keeping-it-in-tune-f10/drop-tuning-kahlers-t345.htm#4298 http://basstremfanatics.forumotion.net/keeping-it-in-tune-f10/drop-tuning-kahlers-t345.htm http://basstremfanatics.forumotion.net/keeping-it-in-tune-f10/nut-replacement-t349.htm Chowderboots I got a Graphtech nut for my Hamer and I want to get to replacing it, but the stock nut is glued in. How can I separate the nut from the neck/fingerboard without damaging either the wood or the nut? Keeping it in tune! Thu, 17 Sep 2009 02:53:28 GMT http://basstremfanatics.forumotion.net/keeping-it-in-tune-f10/nut-replacement-t349.htm#4416 http://basstremfanatics.forumotion.net/keeping-it-in-tune-f10/nut-replacement-t349.htm http://basstremfanatics.forumotion.net/keeping-it-in-tune-f10/proper-installation-of-a-kahler-bass-tremolo-t21.htm EricHaven There are a few horror stories I have heard of guys putting a Kahler on their bass, only to discover that they can no longer lower their action to a decent level. Why? What happened? Simple. There are some cases where you can install a Kahler so that it sits directly on top of the surface, BUT, there are many instances where the Kahler needs to be counter-sunk into the body of the bass. For example, the Kahlers on both my SX and Yamaha basses are counter-sunk into the body. The best way ... Keeping it in tune! Sun, 22 Mar 2009 21:12:30 GMT http://basstremfanatics.forumotion.net/keeping-it-in-tune-f10/proper-installation-of-a-kahler-bass-tremolo-t21.htm#39 http://basstremfanatics.forumotion.net/keeping-it-in-tune-f10/proper-installation-of-a-kahler-bass-tremolo-t21.htm http://basstremfanatics.forumotion.net/keeping-it-in-tune-f10/keeping-a-bass-tremolo-in-tune-t19.htm EricHaven One of the most persistent questions I get is "How can I keep a bass tremolo in tune? There's no clamps or top locks. Can it be done?" Listen to my solo. At the very end, I take all of the strings down as far as the trem will go and let it all grind. When I bring the bar back up at the end, I have a full "E" chord fingered on the neck. Listen closely, and you will hear that my bass is still in tune. No locks. No clamps. For starters, the tricks for keeping a bass ... Keeping it in tune! Sun, 22 Mar 2009 21:08:47 GMT http://basstremfanatics.forumotion.net/keeping-it-in-tune-f10/keeping-a-bass-tremolo-in-tune-t19.htm#36 http://basstremfanatics.forumotion.net/keeping-it-in-tune-f10/keeping-a-bass-tremolo-in-tune-t19.htm http://basstremfanatics.forumotion.net/keeping-it-in-tune-f10/bass-goes-sharp-after-playing-t99.htm Barklessdog




I will see about filing the nut slkots a little wider, to see if that helps.]]> Keeping it in tune! Mon, 06 Apr 2009 11:41:33 GMT http://basstremfanatics.forumotion.net/keeping-it-in-tune-f10/bass-goes-sharp-after-playing-t99.htm#1077 http://basstremfanatics.forumotion.net/keeping-it-in-tune-f10/bass-goes-sharp-after-playing-t99.htm