Got a little problem and i was hoping one of y'all could help me.
I bought a tremsetter to (hopefully) fix the fact that my floyd rose tremolo sets at two different pitches when dumped or pulled back. Dig?
now i had the tremsetter installed after i thought i failed at doin' it and it's doin the same thing...
if anybody understands this and cares to take the time to explain this to me then my ears is open.

thanks

If ur are flat when you come out of a dive bomb, and sharp when you come out of a pulling the bar up, then you either need to have your bridge adjusted or you need to have the knife edge and/or screws (the ones used to adjust the action) replaced. If you adjust your action while you are tuned up, it created a lot of friction and pressure on the screws and knife edge and can damage them. Same thing happened to my guitar.

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what kind of floyd rose are you using? a lot of licensed floyds really suck and get worse as time goes on. the blades get crappy and the pivot screws are terrible. replace the pivots.. that'll help. how many strings are you using, and what do you tune to? what guage strings? these all have a big effect.

an original floyd or something awesome like the edge pro ibanez uses is going to give you perfection. my edge pro 2 is pretty good, but i'm going to be selling my 370 and getting an rg 570 or 1570 before long.. basically just for the better bridge.

even with a tremsetter, it'll go out of tune if the bridge isn't good. it should help prevent it from being incredibly out of tune, but it won't fix it completely.

do you change strings often? the whammy stretching may also cause one of them to stretch a bit, and one string change will effect the whole balance.

thanks to y'all i've narrowed it down to a shitty bridge or (more likely) as the link said i'm just doin it wrong...i guess i understand that "low" and "high" neutral stuff now..
any way thanks

allen