Originally Posted by: RazboStringybark, I can't send you a PM, so am posting here (I don't mean to embarrass you or anything). Your Floyd will not stay in tune permanently, plus you will have to change your strings now and again. They are a b*tch to tune and I have a love/hate relationship with them. Temperature and humidity will affect even a Floyd from day to day, place to place. You don't seem like a stranger to research :) , so I'd recommend taking the time to become self-sufficient in that. Just my opinion.

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PM enabled. I think I have to learn a lot more about that Floyd, because you are right, I need to become self-sufficient with the tuning side of my guitar. I did tune it tonight, but within minutes of finishing, I checked it over once more, and it was all out again; some strings more than others. I don't think that this is 'normal' behaviour. It's probably best to have those strings changed and everything else checked out to make sure it is set up correctly before I do the day to day tuning of it.