I have a big problem

[urares21]

I have a sun valley super schreder and I lost the screw that tighten the whammy bar. What can I do. Can I buy from somewhere that tile of screw?

 

[William B.]

Maybe if you know the name of the part you can search it on the net.
I don't know the name or this part of the guitar.
Possible @Ed Seith may know or somebody else.
Good luck!

 

[urares21]

Maybe if you know the name of the part you can search it on the net.
I don't know the name or this part of the guitar.
Possible @Ed Seith may know or somebody else.
Good luck!

Idk either is like a tiny screw where the hole for the whammy bar is placed

 

[William B.]

Idk either is like a tiny screw where the hole for the whammy bar is placed

maybe post a picture so if someone sees it they know
i have little to no experience with tools

 

[urares21]

maybe post a picture so if someone sees it they know
i have little to no experience with tools

 

[urares21]

I have a sun valley super schreder and I lost the screw that tighten the whammy bar. What can I do. Can I buy from somewhere that tile of screw?

 

[Ed Seith]

Do you know what model Floyd bridge the guitar has?

 

[urares21]

Do you know what model Floyd bridge the guitar has?

Floyd rose special something something

 

[Ed Seith]

This is LIKELY what you need.

Set Screw for Push-In and Rail Tail Arms

0.121" / 3 mm long set screw for Push-In and Rail Tail tremolo systems. Note: These require a 2mm allen wrench to adjust.

www.floydrose.com

I'm assuming it fell out while you were working on the guitar and it got lost in the carpet. Use a flashlight and an old hairbrush to try and find it, or empty the bin on your vacuum cleaner and vacuum the area you dropped it, then fish the screw out of the dust bin.

 

[urares21]

This is LIKELY what you need.

Set Screw for Push-In and Rail Tail Arms

0.121" / 3 mm long set screw for Push-In and Rail Tail tremolo systems. Note: These require a 2mm allen wrench to adjust.

www.floydrose.com

I'm assuming it fell out while you were working on the guitar and it got lost in the carpet. Use a flashlight and an old hairbrush to try and find it, or empty the bin on your vacuum cleaner and vacuum the area you dropped it, then fish the screw out of the dust bin.

It fell at a concert on stage somewhere because it was verry loose

 

[Jeremy Healey]

Seems to be the set screw