Evertune

[jhale667]

This is a new (non-trem) bridge system that claims to be nearly impossible to knock out of tune once set up. Skeptical, seems to require quite a bit of modification (and a cavity for springs like a tremolo bridge) but looks interesting...

http://evertune.com/

I'd be into trying one on a Les Paul...

[Hardrock69]

Interesting. Just when you think there is nothing new that can be done with bridges.

[jhale667]

Here's another review from Phil Gates (cool dude and blues hound)...

[GAR]

I read about this today in Music Connection.

It seems it's a fixed bridge with a Bigsby-effect.. except on every single string.

In other words: a tension spring on each string. I'm not sure this is necessary, and some of these claims about holding tuning normally lost, are shallow especially given the demonstrator's displayed skill level.

Also one thing I read was the cost is just under 1000.00 and I could think of three different ways of anchoring individual string tension without necessitating a full-body depth rout, leading me to believe this new type of bridge's design is unnecessary.

It is a new type of bridge, though and I'm glad to see bold people with new ideas throw alot of money away on field-of-dreams hardware upgrades. There just isn't a market for such a thing.

I mean cmon, the article said also the guy's having the bridges made by the same Korea factory making those shitty cast Floyd socalled-license bridges.. my cost would be 17 bucks, and those are more complex assemblies than what this appears to be. Although I can't see inside it, the engineering principle tells me what is inside it, so I don't have to in order to say "a fucking grand - thats rediculous."

[GAR]

Here's another review from Phil Gates (cool dude and blues hound)...

This guy has a problem playing in time - WTF?!?! @2:30 like that's gonna encourage me to go for it or something

[jhale667]

Not to worry, you probably can't install it on your Charvette anyway.

[GAR]

I'm not interested incompensated-anything regarding bridges.

I'll stick with the stop tailpiece and compensating one-half string width setbacks in the string notches - a pro setup person knows how to keep a guitar in tune without gimmicks.

[Hardrock69]

Gee. Imagine that. Garfuckle is incapable of doing anything but trash people.

Go tell them how what they are doing is wrong, cocksucker.

[jhale667]

a pro setup person knows how to keep a guitar in tune without gimmicks.

Then your shit must be CONSTANTLY out of tune. If it exists at all...

[GAR]

Speaking from experience or something?

Locked and loaded with Evertune on all your parts guitars already or no...

[Blaze]

Speaking from experience or something?

Locked and loaded with Evertune on all your parts guitars already or no...

Shut the fuck up, Gar.

[jhale667]

Your envy of my parts guitars is well documented. Douche.

Speaking from experience or something?

Educated guess...we know you don't own anything other than (allegedly) a P.O.S. Charvette, you can't post a picture of that even - you know nothing, you ARE nothing - how could your stupid ass possibly keep a guitar in tune, fuckstump?


STFU, GARfail.

[jhale667]

Apparently Slash has just gotten an Evertune system installed as well.



And here's another video demonstrating the set-up...

[Diamondjimi]

Cool gizmo, but I could never bring myself to carve up my "Baby" for one of these.

[jhale667]

Cool gizmo, but I could never bring myself to carve up my "Baby" for one of these.

Yeah, but I could see getting a new guitar with one already installed, maybe....