“A new way of thinking about tremolo design”: Strandberg unveils patent-pending new tremolo system, the Arc TILT
Strandberg has made a serious splash at this year’s NAMM Show. And following the unveiling of its MIDI-infused headless Chameleon guitar with Jamstik, the innovative brand has lifted the lid on the Arc TILT, a patent-pending tremolo design for “smooth motion, stable pitch control and a more intuitive playing experience”.
The design is said to reimagine how a tremolo responds to the player, with a redesigned pivot system and tremolo block engineered to move in sync with the bridge, “resulting in a fluid and controlled feel” while maintaining stability.
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Touted as a “new way of thinking about tremolo design”, the Arc TILT debuts on two new Strandberg models, the Electric Fuchsia-finished Boden Standard N2.6T, and Black Denim Satin-finished Boden Original N2.6T.
“The patent-pending Arc TILT tremolo is a groundbreaking innovation,” says Ola Strandberg, Founder and Chief Creative Officer of Strandberg Guitars.
“It’s a new tremolo platform built around how players interact with the instrument. By rethinking motion, balance, and response, we’ve created something that feels more natural, more expressive, and more inspiring to play, while further advancing our long-standing focus on comfort and modern playability.”
In terms of pickups, the Boden Standard N2.6T and Boden Original N2.6T – the two guitars which feature the new Arc TILT system – are fitted with Seymour Duncan Pegasus and Sentient humbuckers and Fishman pickups, respectively.
You can learn more about the Arc TILT tremolo system at Strandberg.
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