Recessed body route question
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Funkfingers
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Re: Recessed body route question
Yes. Recessing permits "pull ups".
No. Recessed is not a "dive only" configuration.
Yes. Recessing allows both.
Floating means that the FR baseplate meets the pivot posts above the surface of the guitar body wood. (Unlike the guitars of Edward Van Halen.)
Recessing is an additional process over and above setting as floating. They are not the same. Recessing is pointless without also floating.
Fast 'n bulbous. Also tapered. ?
Yes. Recessing permits "pull ups".
No. Recessed is not a "dive only" configuration.
Yes. Recessing allows both.
Floating means that the FR baseplate meets the pivot posts above the surface of the guitar body wood. (Unlike the guitars of Edward Van Halen.)
Recessing is an additional process over and above setting as floating. They are not the same. Recessing is pointless without also floating.
Fast 'n bulbous. Also tapered. ?
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cakire82
Cake Mire
Re: Recessed body route question
Recessed can also so both dives and pull ups. They route cavity a little more in order to lower the bridge in to the body. You can try a charvel and then a jackson and see the difference yourself. Mos t of the jacksons have recessed bridged routings.
Recessed can also so both dives and pull ups. They route cavity a little more in order to lower the bridge in to the body. You can try a charvel and then a jackson and see the difference yourself. Mos t of the jacksons have recessed bridged routings.
