I keep mine *almost* decked, you can dive (with some effort) and get just the tiniest degree of upward bend.
I only use it to add some occasional "motion" to chords. It's subtle but I like the effect.
If murdering frets was a crime, I'd be in prison for life. We've all had days where the music flows with ease from our fingertips; and we've all had those "other" days where your fingers go staggering across the fretboard like a quartet of drunken sailors looking for the last open bar in town...
We've all seen people get onto a forum to ask others to make a decision for them and I agree: it's a dumb thing to do. The advice I'm soliciting is in addition to all the work I've done in selecting this particular guitar. I don't know how many times I've had to tell someone "Man, I wish you'd...
I was exaggerating for comic effect. I've test driven SE models but the nearest core model is two hours away and it's not a P22. I'm responsible for someone with special needs so "dashing off" for a four-hour round trip during business hours is easier said than done. I've seen many videos on a...
Thanks for the comments, everyone:
>Egads: I keep hearing that running the piezo through an acoustic amp or PA is the optimum way to go. Hopefully it does a decent job through a guitar amp because there are several occasions where that's the only option for me.
>LSchefman: Yeah, I've noticed...
So I'm almost ready to pull the trigger on buying a P22 Trem; just a few more pennies in the jar and I'll have enough cash. My main purpose for posting this thread is to hear any words of wisdom from P22 Trem owners (current and former) to help decide if this really is the right guitar for me...
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