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sunshiner
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Ingeniously, though I hate guitars with floyd roses
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Addam
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Clever and a bit ghetto, I like it.
I would remove pickguard/pickups before installing though.
Knowing my luck, I would stick a screw straight into a pickup or 2 and royally fuck them up. |
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Bacchus
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I don't like this idea at all. Surely if you change strings to a different gauge you would have to remove it?
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George
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| Bacchus wrote: |
| I don't like this idea at all. Surely if you change strings to a different gauge you would have to remove it? |
looks that way
there are other kits available that are adjustable and do the job properly (for more money though) |
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Addam
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| Posted: Mon Dec 08, 2014 7:11 pm Post subject: |
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| Bacchus wrote: |
| I don't like this idea at all. Surely if you change strings to a different gauge you would have to remove it? |
I don't know? Wouldn't you just adjust the spring tension to account for the change in string tension to maintain the floating position?
Kind of how you adjust the spring/string tension with the trem lock on a Jazzmaster? |
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cur
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| Posted: Mon Dec 08, 2014 7:28 pm Post subject: |
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| Addam wrote: |
| Bacchus wrote: |
| I don't like this idea at all. Surely if you change strings to a different gauge you would have to remove it? |
I don't know? Wouldn't you just adjust the spring tension to account for the change in string tension to maintain the floating position?
Kind of how you adjust the spring/string tension with the trem lock on a Jazzmaster? |
That'w what was going to say. crank down the spring tension screws if it is a problem. just like you would do if you drastically change string sizes. you want the bridge to float a certain height anyway so you would adjust the tension on the springs to give the desired height.
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Bacchus
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Spose. I maybe don't like anything at the bridge not being adjustable, I suppose.
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Looks like the door locks on the shitter stalls at my high school before I graduated. Almost 20 years ago.  |
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