can you install a tremolo system on it without drilling holes in the body
326183
I think that your only no-drill option would be the Stetsbar; everything else would require drilling and/or significant modification.
167848
It will so long as your strat already had a tremolo bridge. In which case you'll have to drill the holes for the posts of the floyd rose tremolo yourself. That's the only modification you'll be making to your guitar.
2225405
Nope, just sits under the bridge and is held in place with normal string tension. If you can adjust your own bridge position, your fine. Really a basic install for your average player.
381817
They should work without drilling. I've installed on Ibanez Jems, Ibanez SDGR Bass, Yamaha Bass, Parker Fly Deluxe, Fender Strat, Gibson SG and my EB Petrucci Musicman and never had to drill.
1574907
I don't see any reason that you couldn't replace the solid tail with a whammy bar. However, some routing of the body would be necessary and that is not a job for an amateur. In the past, this guitar was available with a whammy bar and I would think that finding one factory equipped would be easier and probably cheaper than having a guitar tech rout the body and install a whammy.
1948238
Yes, but you will need to screw/drill holes for the mounting cover into your bass and through the pick guard.
1402955
No. You can run your guitar through this and use the volume knob on your guitar for that though. :) It's not Eno in a box, but if you want that you should be looking at tc and eventide stuff. This can get cavernous, but it doesn't modulate the signal.
1247610
probably not. The screws are probably a little bit wider than your stock screws but you should be able to simply rub some bar soap on them and then just use a screwdriver to put them in. I've never had to drill any instrument I've installed them on.
2172391
Yes, you can. You have buey the horn sistem , because the sistem is not included
1210046
Thats an archtop... you should go for a bigsby b7... also vibramate only sells the mounting kit for the bigsby tremolo so you should buy both of them (bigsby b7 and vibramate v7)
318066
I used epoxy to mount it permanently inside a cigar box guitar but also cut the wires and soldered them to an input jack.still don't like the pickup though..
174652
The back of the unit has an opening for "bass" so you probably would not want to wall mount it. And it doesn't have any mounting holes.
2092492
I did this awhile ago, but if I remember correctly you get the horn(s) and some wire, but no hardware. I used existing screws/bolts in my car frame to mount the horn(s) and spliced in the wires with my existing horn wiring.
545489
Yes there is. It is on one of the screws that holds the neck to the body. This is a terrible location, and the guitar tends to flop over. I moved mine to the tip of the top horn and it works fine. However, if you try this change, do it with care because the horn tip tends to split when you drill it. Good luck.
355323
It's not made as an elec/acoustic and I don't think it would be very easy to modify since the hole is so small. However, I have seen videos on youtube of people playing it plugged in so it is possible.
1291200
It uses a spring clip. It can be clipped into the sound hole of any instrument. It is not a permanent installation. I have a friend who managed to clip one into the "F" hole of violin.
747288
The guitar has the strap pin just like any other guitar. To answer your question, No, you can not screw into the guitar body without damaging it. However, like I said I don't see the need. Hope this helps