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Tremolo Question

Man, this sounds so newby, but...in descriptions I have seen Classic Tremolo and Traditional Tremolo mentioned by I can't tell the difference by looking at the pictures. Can someone explain the difference, if any?
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This page will tell you all there is to know about trems.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tremolo_arm

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Thanks for the link AT, lots of good information.

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That was a very good description. Thanks for the post. All I can say is, there is a better one coming that may revolutionize the industry. Based on modifying the Floyd Rose setup.
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