Vigier Guitars

<t>One problem: Can&apos;t afford one since they usually cost somewhere in the $2000 range (Or at least that&apos;s what I&apos;ve seen so far). Like many of us, I&apos;m a guitarist on a budget. But like I said, the trem&apos;s both a breeze & a keeper now! Laters!<br/> <br/> </t>

<t>Well Patrice, I know you must be getting sick & tired of me showing up here on the forum, but after giving the ol&apos; ball bearing Floyd Rose a second chance on my Kramer Pro Axe, I&apos;m happy as a clam to report that it&apos;s finally staying in tune. (Sigh) I&apos;m really sorry all my ...

Hehehe!  Patrice, you nut(And I mean that in a good, comical way, of course!)!  J/K                                                           Van

<r> <QUOTE author="Van M."><s>[quote="Van M."]</s>Van,The Floyd Rose as Vigier uses it is not available as an aftermarket part. We can only supply these trems either on new guitars, or as replacement parts if repairs should become necessary. The tuning stability on non-Vigier instruments is ...

<t><br/> Hi Patrice! Van Miller from Birmingham, Alabama USA again (I know what&apos;cher thinkin&apos;: "Oh no! Not this guy again!" J/K), but I&apos;m curious, have you ever tested the tuning stability of one of your ball bearing Floyd Roses w/out a zero fret on there? And also, do you think it ...