Take the 2-minute tour ×  You may have heard about my earlier
Ibanez Edge-III tremolo woes (I'm finding out that the thing is
as bad as it's made out to be by experienced players).  Now I've
got a new one. I've found that the trem has 2 'Zeros'.  Let me
explain: I drop the bar all the way down (slacken the strings),
let it settle and then tune up. I find that I'm at 1 imaginary
'Zero' and my guitar is still in tune. Now if I pull the bar up
(tighten the strings) and allow it to settle I'm at the other
'Zero'. At this point, I find I'm about half a step sharp. This
is my first Floyd-Rose style trem, and it doesn't seem at all
worth the hassle.  Any suggestions for resolving the issue? I
think I'm going to drop an Original Floyd Rose into this guitar
at some point...  share|improve this question I think your
solution is the only one - pop in a proper trem:-) –  Dr Mayhem
Apr 22 '11 at 13:17 These nightmares (on top of the fact that I
have enough trouble playing guitar without an extra input) are
why I have hard