How to set up a dive only Floyd Rose with an EVH D-tuna isn't that hard.

I will acknowledge something about this video right here, you can JUST BARELY use the fine tuner on your low E but I recommend you do not. This is because the fine tuner will hinder the movement of the D-tuna. The more you use the fine tuner, the worse it gets.

I hope you find this helpful and if you have any questions please ask and I will do my best to answer you.

00:00 Introduction
00:47 Go to how to set up an OFR for how to take this completely apart
01:14 Required tools
01:28 Getting started
01:53 Issues with the claw
02:13 Removing the Floyd
02:30 Listen to this before getting a D-tuna
04:04 Making sure it is properly flush on the body
04:35 Should you angle the springs from the claw?
04:56 All the parts of a D-tuna
05:39 Why many people prefer dive only to floating
06:18 The difference between setting up floating and flush mount Floyds
06:30 Handy trick to install your springs
06:52 Installing the strings
09:11 First tune up and stretching the strings
10:09 Second tuning and intonation
14:51 I guess I won't use "The Key" at all
15:26 Installing the low E
16:00 Almost nobody does this way but it will make your life easier in the long run
16:57 Dealing with the D tuna
20:25 Prepairing to lock the nut
21:35 If you can avoid using the fine tuner on the low E he D tuna will work better
23:19 Final tune up
24:01 Important reminders

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