Thanks a mil, I was hoping it was that simple.Alan Ratcliffe wrote: Floating trems are like that. ? They're balanced between the tension o the springs and that of the strings. You probably just changed strings to a lighter gauge or lower tension (like changing from Ernie Ball to D'Addario). Just make sure you're tuned to pitch - that has an effect on your zero point (where the trem sits when at rest) too - If you're tuned low you get the same thing.
Otherwise, it's a simple adjustment. Slack off the screws on the spring claw a turn or so and tune up to pitch again (you'll find the pitch drops). You'll notice the bridge sits a little higher now. Repeat until you are happy with the bridge position.
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