[Guest]

UPdate!

here's an update to my Ibanez GSA 60 i've installed some chrome mounting rings

 

[Sister_Wrath]

B.e.a.u.t.i.f.u.l!!

 

[MattM]

looks awesome man. :rock: now put some flames on it. :devilchil

 

[Guest]

:jam: thanks guys...

 

[djicestorm24]

I have an Ibanez RX 60 and I have been wonder what it would intail to add a Floating tremelo to it. What all would I need besides the Tremelo system and what would I need to do to replace the nut and install the locking nut. Thanks
And Awsome Looking Axe.

 

[El_jalepeno]

Those chrome rings add a lot of kick to that axe! :thumb: Looks beautiful!

 

[Guest]

I have an Ibanez RX 60 and I have been wonder what it would intail to add a Floating tremelo to it. What all would I need besides the Tremelo system and what would I need to do to replace the nut and install the locking nut. Thanks
And Awsome Looking Axe.

for instructions look here.

http://www.guitars101.com/vb/showthread.php?t=14258

if you want a recessed tremolo (so you could do pull-ups also) you'll need to get a routing template (either from stewmac or you could make your own from the specs from floydrose.com).

 

[Radiance]

Looks nice... :thumbup:
This instrument is a joy to behold and play...:jam:

 

[GuitarsAndTacos]

WOW that looks sweet. Gotta love those chrome pup rings!

Hey dex, the old Ibanez decal... The one with that funky "Gi0" (i think that's what the letters are), how did you get rid of the "Gi0"? Did you just sand it off or something?

 

[VHF]

:icon_thumGreat job on the AXE...it looks kick ass.:bowdown:

 

[Guest]

WOW that looks sweet. Gotta love those chrome pup rings!

Hey dex, the old Ibanez decal... The one with that funky "Gi0" (i think that's what the letters are), how did you get rid of the "Gi0"? Did you just sand it off or something?

i used a q-tip with nail polish remover and erased the whole logo from the headstock, then made some decals.

 

[Plstrcast]

I see you string your axe like i do, ball ends in the pegs. I've been hearing mixed things about stringing this way. Mostly that the way strings are cut, they are thickest at the ball end & thus tend to break more at the bridge when strung this way as compared to snipping off the balls (sorry for the visual guys) and stringing the "normal" way. I do tend to pop a string every now & then, but it's not something that happens with to much frequency. Your thoughts?

 

[Guest]

from what i've experienced yes they do break at the bridge...but that's much better since i would just unwound a little bit and it's usable again.

 

[CanyonCarver]

I noticed that you string your guitar the same way I do.

Very nice finish on it. :thumb: