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I have a Jackson electric with a tremolo. I know there's nothing wrong with my tuners. I know to stretch out my new strings but nothing like this has happened to me before.
I put on my new strings, stretched them out a bit then went to standard tuning. goes out of tune, I tune it again, a few times then I notice my strings are abnormally high on the fretboard. Literally higher than an acoustic guitar's. But I also noticed that my tremolo was rising as well.
So is there a way that I can somehow stop my tremolo from rising when I tune my guitar?
*my guitar has locks by the headstock but I don't use them anymore. Tried them as well, didn't really do anything.
I put on my new strings, stretched them out a bit then went to standard tuning. goes out of tune, I tune it again, a few times then I notice my strings are abnormally high on the fretboard. Literally higher than an acoustic guitar's. But I also noticed that my tremolo was rising as well.
So is there a way that I can somehow stop my tremolo from rising when I tune my guitar?
*my guitar has locks by the headstock but I don't use them anymore. Tried them as well, didn't really do anything.