GrabtharsHammer
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I bought my first PRS two months ago and already made some great improvements by installing Seymour Duncan Humbuckers (Custom Trembucker and 59), Grover 406C locking tuners and a PRS USA AC-4204 nut.
Now - as I tune my guitar a full step down and play LTHB 10-52 strings - I'm getting some intonation problems that I wasn't able to fix with the original PRS stoptail bridge.
Do you guys have experience with intonatable bridges for PRS SE guitars?
The original PRS intonatable bridge is not an option as it is much too expensive.
The TonePros AVT2P seems to fit but I have found a lot of complaints regarding its quality.
Another option would be the Pigtail Wrap-Around Intonatable Tailpiece but I'm not sure if it really is a direct fit for PRS and I can't find the exact measures anywhere.
I also find the new Schaller Signum bridge quite interesting but it seems to be expensive and I haven't yet found a shop here in germany that offers it.
I have read some good reviews on the MannMade USA 2003 Intonatable Stoptail bridge, but it is expensive, impossible to find in germany and the studs would have to be replaced.
Now - as I tune my guitar a full step down and play LTHB 10-52 strings - I'm getting some intonation problems that I wasn't able to fix with the original PRS stoptail bridge.
Do you guys have experience with intonatable bridges for PRS SE guitars?
The original PRS intonatable bridge is not an option as it is much too expensive.
The TonePros AVT2P seems to fit but I have found a lot of complaints regarding its quality.
Another option would be the Pigtail Wrap-Around Intonatable Tailpiece but I'm not sure if it really is a direct fit for PRS and I can't find the exact measures anywhere.
I also find the new Schaller Signum bridge quite interesting but it seems to be expensive and I haven't yet found a shop here in germany that offers it.
I have read some good reviews on the MannMade USA 2003 Intonatable Stoptail bridge, but it is expensive, impossible to find in germany and the studs would have to be replaced.