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Stetsbar Releases Pro II Vibrato for Strat

Designed to eliminate string drag and improve stability, the Stetsbar Pro II is now available for Strats
West Seneca, NY (February 22, 2010) -- Stets Metal Arts is pleased to announce the release of the Stetsbar Pro II for Fender Stratocaster and similar guitars. Designed to fit the trem cavity of the guitar, this model retains Stetsbar’s no-mod installation so the guitar can be returned to its original stock condition.

As with the other Stetsbar Pro II models, the complete unit, including bridge, saddles and string anchors, glides friction-free on highly engineered roller bearings, designed to totally eliminate string drag and provide improved stability. Additionally, the Pro II’s floating-lock prevents detuning if a string breaks, and allows drop tuning on the fly.

Since its introduction in 2002, Stetsbar has become popular with guitar players who, until then, could only install a vibrato system on their beloved instrument using a drill or routing machine. This--combined with its range and stability--has increasingly made Stetsbar the retro-fit tremolo system of choice. MSRP $219 to $299.

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Richard
on 03/21/2010 		Why cant they just make it right to begin with??
Tiger Trem King
on 02/27/2010 		obviously the neck angle will changes your now using a tune o matic basicly hopefully common spacing so you could swap it out with a roller bridge or graph tech saddles for the ultimate trem style to fit personal prefrences.

Sadly "wildness" your hardtail strat wont work..you need a trem cavity for it to clamp/bolt through.

fairly creative design...
PBstrat
on 02/27/2010 		Just read a review in another mag, and it says the shim is needed to put the neck at the right anlge so as not to raise the string action.
mcstrat
on 02/27/2010 		There is mention on the Stetsbar site that you may have to install a neck shim, I would be ok if no shim is needed but raising the neck height alters the playing feel of the guitar and I would not be ok with that.
Wildness
on 02/27/2010 		What if my guitar has NO `trem cavity'? I've got a Strat that doesn't have the through the body bridge piece. If this just lies flat on the body, then I want one!



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