Ordering a CS with the Kahler trem

xandertee

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If I ordered a Kahler tremolo installed on a CS model does it come with a self-lubricating nut/stringlock/ or locking tuners?

Or do the stock warwick parts work well with the kahler?
 
The brass nut JAN 3 is std, unless you have a locking trem I would not think that your setup will include locking tuners or a locking system

Should be fine with the standard system though :)
 
Trust the Warwick custom shop, they will get it right for you. :)
 
Or other of the 10 usernames you are registeres with. Could you tell me why you registered under 10 names?

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Florin said:
Or other of the 10 usernames you are registeres with. Could you tell me why you registered under 10 names?

Ban...
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Excuse me? I wanted to see what other people's experiences are with what they got from the CS.
 
yes. My question is why 10 usernames are registered from your IP address? I PM'd you let's have this conversation there.
 
Well to keep this on topic: I wanted to ask if anyone here has a tremolo from the Custom Shop. Sorry to cross post from the Warwick Bass subforum here, but I'm trying to get as many angles as possible. I want to order a Dolphin SN, but I'm going to install a Kahler in my Streamer STD first to see if I even like the trem. Its so hard to find a Dolphin SN, because when they pop up they're tiehr $1500 or $2500 and sell immediately when I don't have the money, that I'd rather save up for my own CS.

Anyway

Kahler CS advised me that I should use a lubricant on a brass nut, and that I do not need locking tuners or nut with their 7 series tremolos. While I was on the phone I couldn't for the life of me understand the name of the lube because we must have had a bad connection.

This is also why I don't want to call the Warwick NYC Custom Shop up: my phone is old (not even my phone plan) and it'd be really a poor use of their time to call them every other time I have a random dream. So I'm asking people here.

So, I'm going to use a self-lubricating teflon nut with my Kahler exploration. I'm a mission to find a balance of tone, and when I'm done I'm ordering a CS. I'm probably going to mutilate a ton of pre-owned Warwicks in the process, but it'll even out of WAAAAY less than the cost of one Custom Shop and deciding I don't like it.
 
Thanks xandertee for the PM explanation. Using a campus computer is a good one :-)
I apologize if I seemed to be harsh on you, I need to protect the forumers, and we had some bad trolls lately, and also some scammers.

I hope you still feel welcomed here on the forum.

Cheers,

Flo
 
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