As mentioned, in the above edit, I disassembled the bridge again and followed some instructions on setup and what to look for. I don't think my playing style will put the worn post edges at risk of getting too problematic. Not worried. Restrung and intonated which is when I discovered the clipped tw...

The bridge/trem seems to be in working order, but I'll need to order a bronco sized reverb handle to use it. I took it all apart and gave it a CLR bath. Shines up great! What's the best way to adjust the height once strings are on? It's a bit low on the controls side and fretting out those strings....

There's a chip on the outside of the lower bout revealing black paint, and you can see in the neck pocket there's a streak of black that didn't get repainted when it was hung up to shoot. The bridge/trem seems to be in working order, but I'll need to order a bronco sized reverb handle to use it. I t...

It's been refinished at least once and appears to have started its life black. It's also been routed and had the pickguard replaced by some place in Frisco.

pens hooked me up with an awesome bro-deal on a bronco he'd been holding onto as wall art for a while. based on the headstock serial, it's a '76 according to this site , which makes it as old as me! a previous owner to pens had masking-taped a polaroid (lol) of a horse (lolol) which i have removed a...

you're not the first i've heard say the bronco bridge is their favorite, and it's a shame with bona fides like that and the popularity of the guitar antiquity won't prompt fender to do a proper reissue. since it only ever landed on one model of guitar the molds, templates, and forges may have been ...

call the factory. demand answers.

Or we get the Squier versions with incorrect Pickup covers and not matching headstocks. Fender needs Vintera Competition Mustangs yesterday. http://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0343/4368/2183/products/squier-squier-classic-vibe-60s-competition-mustang-capri-orange-w-dakota-red-stripe-0374078582-293988...

Doog wrote: ↑Fri Mar 17, 2023 4:10 pm

robroe wrote: ↑Tue Sep 15, 2020 11:08 amMOVE

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you're not the first i've heard say the bronco bridge is their favorite, and it's a shame with bona fides like that and the popularity of the guitar antiquity won't prompt fender to do a proper reissue. since it only ever landed on one model of guitar the molds, templates, and forges may have been l...

all items in order of acquisition. most have years they were built as i remember them, but my memory is definitely not as clear as you get down to the pedals so i mostly didn't bother there. (disposition in parenthesis when applicable) Guitars ???? yamaha natural finish acoustic (traded for item bel...

great color scheme.

picking up a bronco is still a bucket list item for me. i've given up on the idea of building one as buying the intact bridges separately is almost impossible at this point. i do have legit bronco knobs, though.

looks awesome, mickie, can't wait to hear it!

God, the Prisonstang - my white whale. Didn't it originally belong to Rodvonbon (or how was that?)? Rodvonbon had it circa 2008, then Mezzio, then Shad. Been waiting until I get it fully sorted before making its own thread for it, but this is how it looks now - hopefully I haven't ruined the mojo :...

paul_ wrote: ↑Thu Jan 19, 2023 2:29 am Jazz Bass with only a neck pickup = How ‘bout we don’t

yeah, these jbasses look like they finished it, looked at the pick guard, and went, "oh shit, we forgot the pickup! uh... ummm... here!"

the teles look better than the jazzmasters, but the jazzmasters look better than the jazz basses. i love jazz basses usually.

that should sound pretty unique, very curious what the tele pickups sound like in there.

i'm w/ doog -- the two on the right are a'ight.

yep, very clean!