Mozzy

For anybody considering a Goldo DG offset tremolo I got it to work great (there’s nothing on their website or YouTube I’ve looked none stop) I placed an long Allen key under the D shaped string anchor point leaving just enough room for the ball ends to go in the tight fit, brought all the strings to tension from the low to high E equally then A to B etc and it set the “floating point “ then removed the Allen key and tuned to pitch, voila !!!! If everyone is aware of the principle then great but I wasn’t. There’s more travel with this unit than standard offset ones though all the nut groove attention needs to be done like any other trem .

I just thought what replies I had(about 4) stays on the page or do they self delete? The Jazzmaster style guitars are an acquired taste, I didn’t like them at all years ago but now I do, and I like the simplicity and quirky trem which I’ve seen keep very much in tune if it’s been set up ok

Hi all, I cant find any replies to this post, they seem to have disappeared, thanks in advance if anyone knows why

Hi all, I’ve fitted this tremolo a few hours ago but even though I depress the arm I struggle like hell to fit the string ball end in so far I have to take the tremolo off completely to do it , am I missing something? Sorry to be a clueless numbnuts

Brilliant thanks ,what does “north start north finish “etc mean exactly?

That’s great thanks I’ll give that a shot tomorrow and let you know how it goes !

Hi everyone,I’ve finished my guitar project 99% but I’ve got stuck.I have two humbuckers ,one volume one tone and three way toggle switch and all I’m getting is both pickups on nothing else.It’s a far east type wiring harness.I’ve wired one pickup to volume pot and the left hand lug and other to tone pot and I think left hand lug.Should I have wired to tye selector switch instead? I somehow manage to wing it but I can’t seem to get my head around this spaghetti junction of wires I just need a plain English approach.Any suggestions? Thanks in advance