Graph Tech introduces new nut for Floyd Rose bridges

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Well, for the record, I have had zero issues with it locking/unlocking the bridge string clamps, locking the nut clamps or raising/lowering the bridge in the two years I've had it. It's also very handy to have if you're playing live and you forgot your allen wrenches.

And considering the bridge string clamps, just have to raise the bridge (dive bomb direction with bar) to make clearance for turning.

It grips the socket perfectly (not too tight, not too loose) and gets plenty of leverage/torque.

Therefore, you must be using it wrong.
I am not using it wrong. It doesn’t get tight enough on the lock nut and feels too different to a regular key . It’s also a tad under size and jumps out of some bolts. It’s just worse than a regular key.
 
I don't understand. How can you change string without unlocking the nut?
Between string changes!!! You need the key to change strings. Don’t you understand English?
I mean with a good setup you won’t need any more than the fine tuning until the need to change strings.
 
I am not using it wrong. It doesn’t get tight enough on the lock nut and feels too different to a regular key . It’s also a tad under size and jumps out of some bolts. It’s just worse than a regular key.

Here's a couple vids to show you how it works:







 
How in the world is this even remotely meant to be a replacement for a locking nut? What a nonsense.
It's done since ages already, too. It's called locking tuners and a properly filed/adjusted nut.
 
Apparently not.

Apparently you don't have enough wrist strength to use the HexHider properly, because you've already been shown with text and plenty of visual aids as to how it works, and you keep falsely telling everybody that it's not as good as an allen wrench, when my experience (and others') proves it is.

And I'll let you in on a little secret here:

The HexHider is actually easier to grip than your typical, bourgeois 3mm allen wrench, because there's more surface area.

In fact, it's so fucking cool, that I'm going to recommend it for a Xmas stocking stuffer! :clint
 
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Apparently you don't have enough wrist strength to use the HexHider properly, because you've already been shown with text and plenty of visual aids as to how it works, and you keep falsely telling everybody that it's not as good as an allen wrench, when my experience (and others') proves it is.

And I'll let you in on a little secret here:

The HexHider is actually easier to grip than your typical, bourgeois 3mm allen wrench, because there's more surface area.

In fact, it's so fucking cool, that I'm going to recommend it for a Xmas stocking stuffer! :clint
BS. It bends , it’s shit.
 
How in the world is this even remotely meant to be a replacement for a locking nut? What a nonsense.
It's done since ages already, too. It's called locking tuners and a properly filed/adjusted nut.
I think it was meant for people who don’t use the trem or want to re purpose a neck that was already cut for the Floyd. It is not meant to be a legitimate option instead of the original giving the same performance.
 
Got a pic of one (the Floyd Rose HexHider, not some cheap offshore shit) that's bent?

Let's see the proof of your claims.
It’s plastic “ it bends” is not the same as “it’s bent“.
Back to understanding of English.
It isn’t as effective as a hex key you can feel the torque far more easily on a key . I have practically every type of 3mm hex tool available and always return to the standard key because it works.
 
Between string changes!!! You need the key to change strings. Don’t you understand English?
I mean with a good setup you won’t need any more than the fine tuning until the need to change strings.
Oh right. Between string changes. :brick
 
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