I think my vibrato arm is slightly bending,I am not dive bombing,the other ej I had didnt seem to be as hard to push anybody else run into this?............................thanks...Gary
I think my vibrato arm is slightly bending,I am not dive bombing,the other ej I had didnt seem to be as hard to push anybody else run into this?............................thanks...Gary
The arm is bending? Have you tried loosening the springs?
How many springs?
5 springs stock have not did any adjustments to it yet.
Try taking two out or loosening the ones you have.
You might also try loosening the bridge mounting screws about a quarter turn to allow the bridge to "float" a bit.
HTH
I took 2 springs out of mine and it works perfectly
Three springs, back off the claw slightly to taste.
Thanks for replys fellerz...... CJ NEEL what set up do you run on yours the .10 strings or .009 ect. Any other tips? thanks again Gary
I use 10's. I like to float the trem as well so I can pull up on the bar and get about a full step up. To keep the binding to a minimum, I adjust the outside screws to allow the bevel at the front of the bridgeplate to move freely, and raise the screws in the center a full turn higher than the end ones.
Just brought mine home last Saturday (what a flippin' awesome instrument!!!!). Like said above, ditch a spring or two, adjust the spring "claw" accordingly, and you should be good to go.
Where are we going? And why are we in this handbasket?
I sent her back this week, I am still in search of.Wish they made a fender hyw1 texas stratocaster...................................... ..Gary