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Subscribe Now: www.youtube.com Watch More: www.youtube.com A floating tremolo has a type of bar called a whammy bar. Find out about tuning a guitar to a floating tremolo with help from a multi-genre guitarist, musician and composer in this free video clip. Expert: Jim Jeffrey Filmmaker: Jim Jeffrey Series Description: Whether you’re just starting out playing the guitar or you’ve been playing for years, there is no limit to the amount of new things you can both learn about your instrument. Learn about tips and tricks designed for those who are playing the guitar with help from a multi-genre guitarist, musician and composer in this free video series.

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14 Comments

  • Qwik14 11 years ago

    This is why I stick to a Fender Strat.

  • 9999plato 11 years ago

    I can’t see anyone actually getting a guitar with a Floyd rose who doesn’t know this already. Wilkinsons are way easier to deal with.

  • Rodrigue TovR 11 years ago

    omg i ought this tuner like 7 years ago

  • Chris P 11 years ago

    ui have that tuner :p

  • djmikeaaronr 11 years ago

    Take it to a professional AKA don’t learn to do it yourself. Pay us money.

  • KeBroR 11 years ago

    Next on Expert Village
    How to wipe your ass and no shit your hand!

  • docmatt31765 11 years ago

    no kidding i have one these guitars and was hopeing for some tips

  • infernapeDLS 11 years ago

    lol, it was not my comment but still random funny comment to see xd

  • Abz S 11 years ago

    When I saw “Floyd” in your comment I instantly though of Floyd Mayweather, and I’m glad you agree he is great. :) Good day.

  • infernapeDLS 11 years ago

    what does a great boxer have to do with this ??

  • Abz S 11 years ago

    floyd mayweather

  • buddha5876 11 years ago

    Wow, that was a waste of time… It is a pain to change strings with a Floyd Rose – or on any floating tremolo system for that matter. If I’m going to change a set of strings, I’ve found that changing them one at a time instead of all at once makes it less of a hassle to get them in tune. I don’t recall where I found this out but it works.

  • Orion28296 11 years ago

    To make it short: take it to a professional to tune it for you.

  • AnthraxSK 11 years ago

    Ehow -> Take it to a guitar technician…lol rather than explaining :P