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Easy peasy? I guess I need some help, anyway. :( My old setup had the height of the bridge around 1mm, meybe a bit less. I don't remember, and the guitar had no issue (except the g string, I mentioned several time, but I think it was the nut). I'll try the 10-46, more common, a bit cheaper...

This guitar is really messed up, but I don't know what is it. Its setup was perfect before my luthier tried to do something with the bridge just to help me to adjust a minor issue with the g string, detune only at extreme use of the bar. Thing I don't use to do. Indeed I use the bar for light...

I bought new screws: Gen II, but it looks like the PRS SE in the picture, like the original ones. Is that weird? So, I mounted the bridge with the new screws. Same string gauge, I set the screws height with a 1.5mm Allen key and bridge height is about 0.7mm. But the problem is still there. A bit...

For Phase II Core screws you mean Gen II screws?

I'm seeing this picture. It's hard to see and say if there some important difference between the notch of the two screws. Maybe it's a bit different, maybe the USA is just made well and it will be even better? it's enough for me if those screws fit at 100%. A thing I can notice is the PRS USA is...

Hello. I asked some advice to some people, and then, I got an answer from PRS Europe. They told me that from the factory in the US said the «Gen II screws will fit just fine» with the PRS SE Custom 22. Well, if they says so it should be true. But looking at some PRS screws the thread appears...

Here's the MannMade Screws: https://www.johnmannsguitarvault.com/shop/Parts/p/MannMade-USA-Mounting-Screws-Brass---Nickel-x42807186.htm The price is 25 $, the shipping in Italy 82 $. Total 107 $. With taxes (duty, VAT, etc...) I'll spend about 137 $. :eek: I could buy a new PRS SE bridge and...

Probably the bridge in the last attempts want's in parallel to the body (seeing from the back) because the screw are ruined. Seems to me the bridge tends to lean to one side even though the screws are aligned. But nevermind, now. I need to change the screws.

In the description: PRS CE, S2, SE Tremolo bridge #ACC-4502 I guess I don't need Mann bridge to mount this screws. So it should be good. But I don't know if he deliver it in Italy and how much it could be cost to me. I think there are taxes to addict.

So, the reason why the bridge has not stability is because the screws are worn, or at least it's very very probable. Right? Now, I can't understand where I have to buy the screws.. I found these Gen II and Gen III...

Maybe the image is not so clear, but in the left side the notch appear wider. And alla the screws are like that. I bought the guitar new, and the I used the bar for some vibrato thing, just for the first four months. Then I change the strings, my luthier set up the bridge and then I used the...

Saying that it seems the screw are ruined. The image is slightly blurry, but the indentation deeper just on one side is there. The guitar was new, that was still ok (except the G string pitched up after the heavily used of the bar, probably caused by the nut) before the last adjustment with my...

I can't read this anywhere: I have to https://prsguitars.com/support/article/prs_tremolo «Adjust the claw screws about 1/4 turn at a time until the bridge floats perpendicular to and about 1/16th off the body. Loosening the claw screws counter-clockwise will raise the back of the bridge...

What I meant is that a side of that is asymmetric. A side is more open. My luthier acted on the screw with the strings tension. What is the risk? To ruin the bridge hole, the hole on the wood of the guitar or the screw notch? Anyway, I need the tremolo, I bought this guitar because I wanted it...

I tried again to set the screws bridge without take off the strings, but without tension. Disconnected the springs. It's hard to set them because the bridge stay over the body, and after a pair of attempts I broke the E high, so I took off all the strings. I uncsrewed out all the screw and this...