Would one be able to replcace the standard nut with slight modification to make it able to use a floyd rose style locking nut on this?
2010484
The nut that comes with it needs to be replaced anyway i just received mine 2 days ago and the nut is not on it's wrapped separately i ordered a new nut to replace so i don't see a issue the neck is pretty decent considering the price just the nut is pretty crappy i am going to buy more of these if that helps
2086751
No problem at all. It's fan-braced (three fans) and totally symmetrical inside. Because it's for nylon strings and they are all similar diameter, I doubt you would even need to recut the nut as you would for a steel string guitar. Go for it!
45893
Yes, using the screw-open, screw-close ring you see in the picture. Otherwise, it probably wouldn't be possible.
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.
550689
Should be no problem. You just have to drill the holes and use the nuts bolts provided.
678983
7/8", standard, without modification. You could, in theory, cut away some of the rubber around the nut if you need it to fit in a smaller hole. But this might reduce the grip strength.
1241059
I have to modify it////it was not direct fit....I used the old holder and the new sliders and drilled new holestry to find exact fit....or expect to modify it...good luck
2203582
Yes you can, the two nuts are for tightening the clamp, inside the knob is the Allen key head for the bolt to adjust the play of the knob thru the bottom nut - then cinch it tight with the middle nut.
1877448
You will need tools. A small cresent wrench or a good pair of pliers. I don't like using pliers they damage the nuts. So I would use the wrench
1902602
You will have to bore holes in the box to modify it. Not going to be quite as secure but can be done.
1876022
Given the sturdiness I would say yes. However, I do not believe it is traditional (with a nut on the end). Have you contacted Buck directly.
1526921
yes that's what its designed for. You remove the outer disk nut and thread this on. Use the disk nut tool in a striking motion on the outer wire to make it loosen up when you need to change it.
1014645
If you mean the axle, then yes, it is threaded beyond the existing nut, which should provide room for an additional nut.
897354
Yes it can, as long as you find one with a long shaft.A normal length shaft will not give enough room for the nut to be fully fitted. You will also need to make sure the shaft diameter is correct to ensure a snug fit.
1340160
The main tension nut that secures the ball connection can be tightened securely (in my witness) on the current model design of this bracket. I suspect that the model you own is somewhat different in design to the current version. I think the manufacturer listens to reviews and modifies their spec design to accommodate users' requests. Thats not to say that your version was defective. It was correct for that timeframe. The new model may be improved in the thread areas..
485860
No. As long as it is in good shape. I replaced the blade assembly but not the nut.
721469
You have to cut off the ball end of the string, just as you would with a real Floyd Rose. The string end is clamped in by a set screw on the bridge saddle.