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So after emailing Taylor they sent me a link that listed all the dealers local to me, but couldn't tell me which of them might actually stock any of the x12's... there was one place not too far from w ...

wow. thanks for that response! it is the shorter scale im after. i play a lot of 7th and 9th chords all over the fretboard and stretch my pinky out a lot for embellishments or whatever but i find the ...

im going to go ahead and assume most of you guys know the x12ce series taylors are 24 7/8" scale which is about as short scale of an acoustic i'm aware of that isn't a travel guitar or parlor gui ...

on the right guitar i think it could look cool, but i like to keep the more classic look on mine

yea but imo the mastery is ugly as shit, and i think even after international shipping the staytrem was cheaper than a mastery... i read a bunch of opinions on both of them here on shortscale and offs ...

finally got around to ordering a staytrem bridge, singlepickup24, you were right, the buzz is gone! thanks

damn damn damn. it was not the allparts brand vibrato... i put the new fender one on and shes still rattling! Sad

also the dimensions of the two are slightly different and i had to shave off a little o ...

ohhhhhh.... i will keep the staytrem bridge in mind... i hope the new vibrato solves my problem and i don't have to spend over 100 usd's on a new bridge! i'll def let you guys know

no worries, its not the arm thats the problem, i don't even use the arm.

i use the effect pretty subtly, if i want it i just rock the cigar tube with my palm. thats why i love mustang's vibrato so ...

just ordered a japanese reissue vibrato...

please correct me if i am wrong, but i think the reason i can't find an american made mustang vibrato is because fender has never reissued an american mad ...

yes the bridge is balanced and intonates perfectly.

its the allparts jgro 7.25 radius. i believe i have the avri mustang bridge... i had the same issue when i had what i'm pretty sure was a japanes ...

thanks. i have done all that and it still buzzes.

unfortunately i don't know anyone else with a mustang or know any stores anywhere near me to go check one out, but i'm beginning to think its just ...

help me make it stop!

i'm almost certain it is the vibrato and not the bridge, and definitely not any loose wire or anything shaking around inside, because i removed the pickguard and control plate ...

this has everything the OP asked for, just in different places

i found half this schem claiming to be what i wanted but it didn't work! the original author had something really fishy going on at t ...

so did he do it?

how'd it sound? how'd look?

think theres enough room to pop something in on a jag without modding the trem plate?

fuck yes! i found one (two actually!!) at work this morning while looking thru a few bins of random screws from old typewriters and copy machines... it was just a little too long so i cut the fucker! ...

thanks, a buddy of mine suggested them too, he got some weirdo reverse thread speaker mount thing from them a while back

mustang bridge saddle screws, anyone know what size they are?

i seemed to have lost one :fp:

it looks like maybe #3-20?? 2cm? i don't know, but home depot doesn't have it, i checked... home depo ...

depending on what kinda shape the neck is in, it looks like a great candidate for a refinish. and for thr love of pete, get a new pickguard

thanks for the tip... guess i already found the best deal... i'm pretty sure it was even $122 a couple months ago when i first made my parts list...

fyi, there is a classic vibe duo neck for $45 on ...