This came to me for a new locking nut and setup. Tremolo arm.is missing. It's some sort of "Floyd-esque" tremolo, but none of my trem arms will attach.
Any ideas on what i need for this???
Any ideas on what i need for this???
1980's B.C. Rich Tremolo Question:
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Asian...all my Floyds are equipped with a srew-on trem arm...
Sorry I am of no help on this one.
eSGEe
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yes...and if the threading is a tad "small" some plumbers tape will "fix" the mismatch?????
perhaps an email or call to the powers that BEE at BEeCee Rich could -----produce a solution??
Amp Mad Scientist
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Amp Mad Scientist
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You go to the hardware store and find a matching screw, then you know what the thread size is.
Could be Metric could be standard threads.
Then order a whammy arm by thread size theoretically...
Embrace the threads and be one with the thread pitch.
Then there's this deallee bobber where the arm is a quick disconnect adapter.
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Dave Sloven
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Is it otherwise a good tremolo system? If not I would counsel the customer to have a Gotoh fitted. A lot of these old '80s tremolos are junk
Dave Sloven
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BC Rich has been through many hands since the '80s ... if it is a genuine Bernie Rico era BC Rich maybe ask him (i.e., Bernie Rico Jr), but in the late '80s after the company was sold they produced nothing but junk in the USA (I know, I foolishly bought a US Warlock bass in that period). Their Asian NJ Series was actually better than the US line in the late '80s and early '90s.
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Dave Sloven
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Is this the same system?
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