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Tremolo or hardtail? (self.guitars)

submitted 2 years ago by Crisps to c/guitars

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I’m considering a second guitar and thinking of going for a hardtail. I have a squire with a tremolo currently, but never use it because it goes out of tune, and honestly in a few years of playing haven’t come across anything I’ve tried to play that requires it. I haven’t seen one used in a single tutorial video.

If you aren’t playing Van Halen, do they ever really get much use?

I would buy a decent Floyd Rose, but don’t know if the tuning would be a hassle. Or if I went hardtail would I regret it later?

Other than some rock, where are these really used?

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[–] MiddleWeigh 1 points 2 years ago

I love my trem...when I use it. I'm trying to incorporate it more now with just some subtle movement.

I have a Floyd rose too, but I don't ever dive bomb, the guitar was a hand me down. I could see it being a hassle, but I just play in e standard, and I'm no shredder. I don't really play this guitar at all.

Maybe you need to get it set up to fix the issues, I dunno, IANALuthier.

I agree you should maybe get a different style than you already have, unless you really love it and wanna upgrade.