I just counted

The acoustic is downstairs in the case but here is the one I play most often

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Sweet, what kind of bridge js that?
 
I saw those Sophia bridges some years ago

it was my understanding back then that it needed a special route
and wasnt a drop in replacement for a strat

I do like em and wanted one at the time
 
I saw those Sophia bridges some years ago

it was my understanding back then that it needed a special route
and wasnt a drop in replacement for a strat

I do like em and wanted one at the time

They make a Strat drop-in now. It is different than mine but has a similar block

Can you pull up on them or do those pieces hit the top pretty quickly?

The pieces have plenty of clearance to pull up, I blocked mine with a Tremolo Stabilizer but can still pull it up when needed. ​
 
I just received a neck and body I ordered so, as soon as I slap a pickguard together and assemble it, the total will be 11.
 
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12 electric guitars, 2 electric bases, and 4 acoustic guitars (1 of the acoustics I see myself simply as a caretaker for if/when one of my kids wants it. It belonged to their great-grandmother who can no longer play it).

So 18, but soon to be 19, as I have so many spare parts that I'm a body short assembling a parts guitar. The Mrs. has not approved an even 20. She reminded me that I said #17 was the "last one" but I had also reminded her that #18 was an inevitability when the right one hit the market.
 
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