Allparts BP-2007-010 Locking Bar for Tremolo Systems

I ordered this part for my Ibanez (it's a RG470) because I've been playing Rocksmith and there are so many songs in all different tuning I like to play. Starting with standard E tuning down to some songs that are as low as C# standard tuning. However the floating bridge on the Ibanez is really only designed for one tuning. As soon as you try to change it even just to D Standard tuning the bridge goes way out of alignment. Sometimes even to the point where the strings are too loose to actually have tension, that's with the really low tunings. Rather than carve a wedge of wood like some posts on the internet suggest I thought this would be a bit easier. I was right about that. It locks the bridge perfectly and my bridge stays perfectly in the same place, in alignment no matter what I tune my guitar to. I didn't read the instructions they seems incomprehensible (just search the internet for instruction videos) but it's easy to figure out except for one point. The hand screw nuts needs to be replaced with the keylocking nuts that are in the included spare parts packet. It's the only way to tighten it enough to lock the bar. All in all it was easy enough to install. It'll require some screw drivers that fit your guitar screws and probably a pair of plyers (for refitting the springs). On Ibanez you even need a soldering iron to release the grounding wire. Other than that it comes with two hex-keys and that's all you need for the Tremol No itself.

The best product made for stabilising tremlo movement USA gets a massive thumbs up ... i tried various failing ways to my fying v ...this was the ONLY WAY

Price is high but it does the job well. You can easily lock, unlock the tremelo and the device works well. It is a shame you have to usually keep your backplate off to use it but that is to be expected

An excellent piece of kit for Ibanez edge or Floyd Rose tremolos. Really any tremolo that needs that extra bit of control! :-)

Works brilliantly and easy to fit.

Don't touch this if your guitar has an original floyd rose trem. It's unbelievable to me that this product can be machined with such an obvious defect.I took my guitar to bits, clipped the ground wire for the current OFR claw, removed the old one and went to fit this one.The block for the tremol-no claw hasn't been machined to accommodate the claw screw size from and original floyd rose. Ridiculously unbelievable oversight.I can't use thinner screws as the body has already had the current screws installed and they don't supply any regardless and I can't use the current screws because they just lock into the block and get stuck.I've never been so mad. I have a product designed specially for this purpose that is literally useless and a guitar sat in bits that I now likely need to take to a tech with a soldering iron to fix.Total waste of my time, effort and money and now I need to spend even longer sending this PoS back and trying to fix this mess my guitar is sat in.

...the tremel-no was a bit difficult to install as the instructions were vague. The link on the instructions to the websites where the video instructions are is a dead link (it should actually end in .asp) However don't bother watching the videos as they are 12 years old and very blurry. I don't think this is acceptable as you are selling these for close enough to £100 a pop. Just record some new videos it takes no time and would be much more beneficial to your customers.

I wanted to like this, but I just couldn’t settle with it . I fitted it ok but I’m Shure it slows down my term a bit (yes I did line it up properly) and its noisey as well. So I took it out.