Saving My Guitar

Re: Saving My Guitar

When I install this I am going to put it on straight (opposed to the angle gibson uses)

One of the problems I was having with this guitar is when I would use the trem the entire bridge (post and all) would rock back and forth. It is a recent development that was pretty much the nail in the coffin to rebuild the guitar from the ground up. I figured a rolling trem would fix this. Now if I could only get my hands on a rolling nut with a 12" radius I would be all set! I guess I will just have to settle for graphite.
 
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...a normal Jag bridge is supposed to rock (and return to center to preserve intonation, similar in concept to a roller bridge... kind of), but if you had a TOM that might be a bit less than desirable :laugh2:
 
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danglybanger said:
...a normal Jag bridge is supposed to rock (and return to center to preserve intonation, similar in concept to a roller bridge... kind of), but if you had a TOM that might be a bit less than desirable :laugh2:
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Well what really made me mad was it use to never rock then one day it started. I'm pretty sure the wood was giving out.
 
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ericmeyer4,years ago,I had a Friend who does my set ups,Restoration etc set up from parts a Warmoth Strat.He worked on it for months.I played it a few times.It had Locking Spetzels,Fixed Bridge,Seymour's pu's,but the neck,I choose the thinnest one,was FAT.I sold it,and that was the end of my experimenting.Now with my Endorsements See Equipment at http://www.carminedamico.com That 's over with.Good Luck,and post on my corner,you are a member,Sincerly,
 
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