Sorry if this topic is posted in the wrong section -.-...

I might build my own Fireman, I have a body lined up to sell and all but there's a tremolo style bridge fit for and Ibanez Lo edge and Pro edge series tremolo's and the body fits a Wizard neck. Only one problem. I'm not the biggest fan of these kind of locking trems, seriously that's just me. I'd prefer to remove the damn thing and just use a regular bridge but I can't magically fill wood.

I've heard that you could stick a piece of wood in the area to switch to a different tremolo style. How effective is this and does anyone have any feed back on it.

A tremel-no might suit you perfectly.

I can sense sarcasm in that reply >.> unless your superserious.

He actually was super serious.

FRM is meant to go with transparent paint and if you put a block of wood where the tremolo should go, it'll just look fugly

To answer your question tho, it works just like it's supposed to work. Can be done 2 ways tho, filling a bigger route and putting a block of wood in there permanently, or making a little "fill in" like Paul has on some of his PGMs that can be taken out.

There actually is a product called the tremol-no.

I've never changed the type of trem I had on a guitar. The only bridge swap I ever was tempted to do is just fill the cavity with wood and install a hardtail bridge.

this is what I was talking about. Wasn't trying to be sarcastic, although i see how you thought that