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Allparts BP-2006–010 Tremol-No Large Clamp Chrome
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- The Tremol No allows for ON, OFF, and DIVE ONLY modes
- CHECK YOUR TREMOLO BLOCK (shown in the photos) and description for correct fit
- The Tremol-No LARGE CLAMP TYPE is designed to work with tremolo blocks that are thicker than 10mm.
- The LARGE CLAMP is designed to attach to very thick tremolo blocks (up to 14mm), like those found on vintage Strats, PRS, and upgraded Floyd Rose tremolo blocks
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Value for money | 4.0 | 4.0 | 3.6 | — | 4.2 | 4.5 |
Stability | 4.5 | 4.0 | 4.6 | — | — | 4.0 |
Easy to install | 4.2 | 4.6 | 4.0 | — | — | 4.7 |
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Product information
Item Weight | 0.8 ounces |
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Product Dimensions | 3.74 x 1.85 x 0.39 inches |
ASIN | B004MNCU1I |
Item model number | BP-2006-010 |
Customer Reviews |
4.4 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #35,077 in Musical Instruments (See Top 100 in Musical Instruments) #334 in Electric Guitar Hardware |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Date First Available | February 5, 2011 |
Color Name | SILVER |
Size | 0 |
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Product Description
The Allparts Tremol-No is a patented device that is added to an electric guitar equipped with a tremolo/vibrato unit. If you break a string or drop tune the low E to D, the other strings will stay in tune. It allows guitarists 3 playing options: - tremolo on - in this position your tremolo functions as normal. You can raise or lower the pitch of notes with the tremolo. -tremolo off - in this position, you'll enjoy the benefits of a hardtail bridge, where the tremolo doesn't move at all; no lowering or raising of a note's pitch via the tremolo, and the other strings remain in tune should you break one of them. -tremolo dive only mode - in this position, you can only lower the pitch of notes. Tremol-No comes in 3 versions: 1-PIN-TYPE is designed to work with tremolo blocks that do not have a flat base, such as those that are rounded or beveled (to allow for more tremolo travel). 1.5mm SPRING HOLE DIAMETER IS REQUIRED TO USE THE PIN-TYPE SEE AMAZON Listing for PIN TYPE fit. 2-LARGE CLAMP type (SOLD ON THIS PAGE) is designed to work with tremolo blocks that are thicker than 10mm.The Large Clamp is designed to attach to very thick tremolo blocks (up to 14mm), like those found on vintage Strats, PRS, and upgraded Floyd Rose tremolo blocks. 3-SMALL CLAMP type is designed to work with tremolo blocks up to approx. 9mm in thickness.This includes almost all Floyd Rose and FR-licensed tremolos. It works on fulcrum-based Kahler tremolo systems too.
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Customers like the performance, ease of installation, and durability of the guitar bridge. For example, they mention it works well, it's simple, and it'll increase the sustain of your guitar. That said, opinions are mixed on fit and adjustability.
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Customers are satisfied with the performance of the tremolo block holder. They mention that it works well and holds their tremo block in place.
"...It actually works quite well and holds my tremolo block in place! Not sure why other people had issues with theirs...." Read more
"Works great. INstalled on my prs se standard." Read more
"...Everything else works great - bridge is solid and level, no change to string action...." Read more
"Really easy to install and works the way it's suppose to...." Read more
Customers find the installation process of the instrument parts and accessories to be easy. They mention it's simple and self-explanatory.
"...Simple, if you prepare!..." Read more
"...Pretty self explained, get my floyd all level,adjusted and tuned. First dive bomb and it would set back into its resting spot...." Read more
"...As far as the rest of the installation, it was fairly easy, just be sure to position the clamp on the block so that you don't block your string..." Read more
"...The large claw fit perfectly on the block and install was fairly easy but took a bit of extra time to make sure all the pieces were aligned right...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the durability of the guitar. They mention that the lock the piece in place is solid and stable. The bridge is solid, level, and the steel is high quality and precision milled. They also say that the guitar holds a tune much more dependably.
"...I saw nothing on the design that could cause this, as the steel is high quality and precision milled...." Read more
"...The thumbscrews that lock the piece in place are solid and stable. The company also offers replacements...." Read more
"...Lock it down for a fixed bridge guitar with improved tone, sustain, and double stops that stay in tune...." Read more
"...I even notice more sustain in the guitar which I did not think would happen. Its made me love my SL1 all over again so I say this does what it says." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the quality of the product. They mention it's a great device, works as it should, and is easy to install. Some customers also mention that the quality is decent. Overall, most are happy with their purchase and recommend it to others.
"This is a unique product. I can't find anything like this...." Read more
"...Have these in other guitars though and they're fantastic." Read more
"Great device, worked as it should, easy to install on my Ibanez...." Read more
"Very well item" Read more
Customers like the trem lock. They mention that it does its job well, it's a great little device to lock the bridge without permanent, and fully locked is the easiest setup.
"...Fully locked is the easiest setup. The thumbscrews that lock the piece in place are solid and stable. The company also offers replacements...." Read more
"...must drill new holes in the body to get it to work, but boy, it really locks the trem, no more tuning issues from tremolo...." Read more
"...to get tight with the springs in the way, but great little device to lock the bridge without permanent modifications to your guitar" Read more
Customers are mixed about the fit of the product. Some mention that it fits great on their Floyd Rose special, while others say that it doesn't fit some newer models and the spacing is wide enough that you would have to drill new holes. The claw is a bit wider than their original claw and the thumb screws are difficult to get tight.
"1. The claw is a bit wider than my original claw on my PRS SE Custom 24 but it still just barley worked.2...." Read more
"...It actually works quite well and holds my tremolo block in place! Not sure why other people had issues with theirs...." Read more
"...I have an American PRS CE bolt on and the spacing for the claw screws is not standard...." Read more
"...I tried installing it onto a PRS CE model. The rake/bar mounting holes are wider than what is in the stock guitar...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the adjustability of the Floyd Rose. Some mention that they can change tuning at will, and the issues with Floyd are gone. Others say that the tuning went flat, it gets stuck, and it didn't stay in tune while using the tremolo.
"...to get it to work, but boy, it really locks the trem, no more tuning issues from tremolo...." Read more
"...And then it wouldn't sit completly flush. The tuning went flat...." Read more
"...strats without having to deal with the Floyd issues plus, I can change tuning at will!" Read more
"...use the trem are with this installed it will get stuck and knock the tuning out of pitch...." Read more
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Literally, I installed it in 15 minutes with just a Phillips screwdriver. Simple, if you prepare!
I bend strings at the frets and was having terrible chord issues when one bend caused another "normal" tone to drop thanks to the flexibility of the soft tail bridge. Now, if I need tremolo ability again, simply popping the back hatch and loosening the two lower bolts a half turn releases it, and it is easy to shift between modes.
SUGGESTION: Mark the inside of the hooks on your original claw on the body (both sides) using masking tape (or anything that sticks but peels off easily). Unscrew the anchors. Loosen the fastening bolts and strip the Tremol-No to the claw and bare shaft. Hook the claw up with the screws just barely holding the wood. Hook your springs to it in the 1, 2, and 5 positions (there is no 4 spot as the shaft lives there). Tighten to the approximate tension you had before using the tape mark to gauge. Now attach the grounding lead and shaft parts following the instructions. You should only see a slight change in string pitch and can refine it later.
Note that you NEED the smaller Allen wrench or another 1.5mm tool in your kit to change strings, as (in my case) the bridge rides towards the 6 string (low E) compared to the claw, so the clamp partially obscures the D string access. I suggest the accessory pouch included goes into your gig bag for "oopsie" moments, like when a tightening bolt slips and disappears on a dark stage.
Previous reviewers commented on the shaft being oversized and needing to be ground down. I saw nothing on the design that could cause this, as the steel is high quality and precision milled. I assume that the issues they saw were due to parts that were kept in a high humidity environment that allowed corrosion to form, in which case that shouldn't be going near a playable instrument. If you get a bad one, just ask to swap for another. If I'm reading codes right, mine was made in 2016 and even after 7 years of shelf riding was still in perfect condition.
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2023
Literally, I installed it in 15 minutes with just a Phillips screwdriver. Simple, if you prepare!
I bend strings at the frets and was having terrible chord issues when one bend caused another "normal" tone to drop thanks to the flexibility of the soft tail bridge. Now, if I need tremolo ability again, simply popping the back hatch and loosening the two lower bolts a half turn releases it, and it is easy to shift between modes.
SUGGESTION: Mark the inside of the hooks on your original claw on the body (both sides) using masking tape (or anything that sticks but peels off easily). Unscrew the anchors. Loosen the fastening bolts and strip the Tremol-No to the claw and bare shaft. Hook the claw up with the screws just barely holding the wood. Hook your springs to it in the 1, 2, and 5 positions (there is no 4 spot as the shaft lives there). Tighten to the approximate tension you had before using the tape mark to gauge. Now attach the grounding lead and shaft parts following the instructions. You should only see a slight change in string pitch and can refine it later.
Note that you NEED the smaller Allen wrench or another 1.5mm tool in your kit to change strings, as (in my case) the bridge rides towards the 6 string (low E) compared to the claw, so the clamp partially obscures the D string access. I suggest the accessory pouch included goes into your gig bag for "oopsie" moments, like when a tightening bolt slips and disappears on a dark stage.
Previous reviewers commented on the shaft being oversized and needing to be ground down. I saw nothing on the design that could cause this, as the steel is high quality and precision milled. I assume that the issues they saw were due to parts that were kept in a high humidity environment that allowed corrosion to form, in which case that shouldn't be going near a playable instrument. If you get a bad one, just ask to swap for another. If I'm reading codes right, mine was made in 2016 and even after 7 years of shelf riding was still in perfect condition.
I decided that I would like to lock down a couple of Floyds. This product allows you to lock your Floyd in place into a hard tail, a single direction trem or leave it fully floating. Fully locked is the easiest setup. The thumbscrews that lock the piece in place are solid and stable. The company also offers replacements. Check out their site for details.
I installed into a Schechter Hellraiser with Sustainiac. The screw holes were aligned properly, I didn't need the ground screw but it is a clever idea.
The cons are that it is not easy to get into the back panel to change your trem on the fly. There should be an option for a back panel with an easy open clip door or a wider opening. Anything other than the 6 screws to get into the compartment. Ok. But if you are choosing a setup that's permanent or semi-permanent this will not bother you.
Another con. I chose to leave the trem as a one-direction. So I screw in the claw and connect the springs like in the video. Then I lock in the clamp. The trem is exactly in the place it was before. Great. I lock the thumbscrew for one direction use. And then it wouldn't sit completly flush. The tuning went flat. I had to adjust the stop piece for longer than I wanted to spend tightening and loosening screws before I found the right spot for it.
Then I discovered that the screws on the tone block clamp do not allow for full travel of the trem. This is good because you can install it on a lot of different sized tone blocks. And if you are fully locking the trem no problem. But if you will use the trem you need to buy a dremel tool and a cutting wheel. Or a very small metal saw. Because you have to cut the excess so the trem has as much range as possible. Hope this helps.
So I couldn't wait to put one on my new guitar. Sadly, the receiver shaft seemed to have some play in the trem claw causing an annoying rattling from the string vibrations when it was locked down, and you could slightly jiggle the trem arm and hear the loose shaft. Also I had to remove the little rubber washers from the thumb screws to get it tight enough to lock down (my first one didn't have these washers, but that led to sometimes having the thumbscrews fall out if you weren't careful). Emails to support were not answered (though to be fair, it is Xmas time and maybe they are out of office). I couldn't deal with it so returned it and put my standard claw back in with 4 springs tensioned so that the trem is flat against the body. Not as nice as when I had a working Tremol-no but after fiddling with it for 6 hours trying to get it to work and determining it must be faulty, I'm scared to try another one.
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All parts in a nice neat package, instructions aren’t comprehensive, or really there at all, but there is a wealth of videos on YouTube that detail exactly how to fit these beauties.
Simple, straight forward and, aside from desoldering the ground wire, completely reversible in no time at all.
Nice.
Cumple su función perfectamente, anulando el trémolo y así evitas desafinaciones en la guitarra. Recomendable para guitarras con sistemas de palanca de baja calidad.
La única pega es el precio, bastante caro por una pieza de metal y cuatro tornillos.
Además, la pieza que se engancha al bloque resuena con la otra, creando una resonancia grave en la guitarra que me estaba volviendo loco. Volví a la garra de toda la vida y adiós problemas.
Una lástima que no vendan solo la garra, ya que los materiales son de muy buena calidad.