Hi Guys,
I have my 2 SE 245 guitars set up with USA nuts, filed out for 11s.
I did the intonation just fine as Paul said in the video, set the 2 E strings and sure enough, intonation has fallen into place. I did leave the bass side a bit flat at the 12th fret, this kept the lower strings sounding in tune as chords moved up the neck.
My question is regarding the limits of this bridge.
Will this bridge intonate well with a set of 10/52 strings or 11/52? I'm just concerned about the big jump on the bass side. It was fine on my Starla and feels great, but that has the tune o matic. I know I'd prob need to move the bass side back further again and certainly sand out the nut slots.
If anyone has experience of this, if this 1 piece stoptail will still intonate on this scale with thin top, heavy bottoms.
Thank You!
I have my 2 SE 245 guitars set up with USA nuts, filed out for 11s.
I did the intonation just fine as Paul said in the video, set the 2 E strings and sure enough, intonation has fallen into place. I did leave the bass side a bit flat at the 12th fret, this kept the lower strings sounding in tune as chords moved up the neck.
My question is regarding the limits of this bridge.
Will this bridge intonate well with a set of 10/52 strings or 11/52? I'm just concerned about the big jump on the bass side. It was fine on my Starla and feels great, but that has the tune o matic. I know I'd prob need to move the bass side back further again and certainly sand out the nut slots.
If anyone has experience of this, if this 1 piece stoptail will still intonate on this scale with thin top, heavy bottoms.
Thank You!