Music – Instruments – Stringed
Patent
1977-01-03
1979-10-23
Franklin, Lawrence R.
Music
Instruments
Stringed
84297R, 84307, 84314N, G10D 304, G10D 312
Patent
active
041716612
ABSTRACT:
This is a method and apparatus for performing the method, for the use of tremolo devices complimented by string restraining assemblies for guitars which are designed in such manner that the tremolo device can be used without altering the basic tuning when the tremolo device returns to the normal, inactive, position. The method and device incorporate the use of a tremolo device base plate anchoring means anchoring the tremolo device base plate to the face of the guitar at a tilt point in such manner that there is no movement allowed other than the normally desired tremolo tilting movement. This is accomplished by utilization of special anchoring means, string restraining assemblies, and means to return the tremolo device to its original starting position when being inactivated.
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Franklin Lawrence R.
Schulze Herbert C.
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