Good thought. I just did a level and crown on them. I believe they are flat. I do all my own work. They were way out of whack prior to the leveling. But I will reverify because they could have shifted a bit.
Man this thread really rings true for me. I am having all of the same problems as the rest of you. Lack of sustain, too high of an action, fret buzzing on the high strings with lowered action and I can't lower the action to 1.25-1.5 without buzz killing the sustain. It validates all of my...
Thanks, I have been happy with it so far. I'm going to restring it to 10s as I just broke a string. I think that might be the magic string size for this guitar in Eb
Don't listen to them! Go with the SE. It's a good and reliable. Relatively inexpensive guitar that will carry you very far. You can grow with it and upgrade it if you see fit. I see no reason to pay four $$$$ when you can get excellent quality in the SE line in $500-800 range. You will...
Ok, I've spent a couple of good solid days with this bridge and I can tell you it is everything I hoped. It is quite stable! Very pleased overall. A few issues I have noticed with the 25 inch scale of PRS instruments. If I play 9-42 strings in E standard, the Evertune standard saddles can...
Thank you. It worked out well. I agree the wood filler piece is small and hardly noticeable. Next time I do this (I won't ever do this again) I'll make sure to align the wood grains. It just irks me when I look at the picture that I put the little wood piece in 90 degrees to the direction of...
I'll post back with a week or two of follow up after playing with it. Currently it's tuned to E standard with 9-42 strings. I usually like to tune to Eb with the same strings but I can't with the current set of saddles on the Evertune. The B string saddle would need to be swapped out for a...
Part 2
On to the large route on the back. First I did a prelim route and then was able to remove all the routing templates and use the routed wood sides as a guide.
IMG_20210307_211855443 by ThePod, on Flickr
IMG_20210307_212021362 by ThePod, on Flickr
This is routed to a depth of 1 inch...
I was never fully happy with the tuning stability of my PRS SE Custom 24. Despite changing the nut and doing all the tricks on this forum. However, I do really like the feel and look of the guitar so I decided to take a shot at installing an Evertune bridge. They seem to get good reviews on...
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