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The best thing about a Floyd other than the way it stays in tune is the ability to salvage a broken string within a minute or two by allowing extra slack for a break. Unlock and pull some down, re lock, fine tune and you're good. I think many people don't appreciate or maybe even know this little old school gem.

How in hell this guy does in less than 5 minutes what everybody else takes over 20? This is how DIY videos should be... let's go, let's do it and be done!

This is the best guitar tutorial ever, fast, simple, and actually explaining everything, thank you very much

Yeah, i always come back for a refresher.

It'd be helpful to mention that when the nut block is removed before putting it on and locking it down... now's a good time to adjust the fine tuner all the way out except for ( and this is personal preference ) one FULL turn.  As the strings stretch you'll always be turning it in.  Thanks guys

Remember before youtube  and you just had to figure this stuff out on your own..........

I shall not fear the Floyd rose anymore

Alright seems simple enough

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I broke a string on my FR guitar literally weeks ago and I've been putting off changing it because I thought it would be a huge pain. Thank you for giving a simple explanation of how to do it!

I always hated using guitars with FRs but this made it easier for me..

Remember to make sure your strings are fully stretched and stabilized BEFORE you lock the nut clamps.

One at a time...gold. For people like me who's going to do this for the first time. Thanks, man! 🤜🤛

Thank you, this is so useful, I never worked with Floyd Rose before and You made is so easy to do... WELL DONE 👍

You make it look easy bro

Just got my first Floyd Rose, on a Super Strat build I've done.
This video was exactly what I needed. Thanks man 👍

I have seen several people keep the ball end on, feed it through the tuner and leave enough slack to where the string reaches the locking bolts on the bridge,  then clip it and insert it into the bridge.

I would have included some advice on stretching the strings out before locking the nut down. It can avoid or reduce some of the inevitable re-tuning that comes with new strings.

Thank you so much, got this type of electric guitar for free but didn’t know how this setup was called and how to properly set it up and what to do with the ball ends 😊

Great tutorial and easy to follow.