New Mann Made bridge installed!

DISTORT6

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Some pics:

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Two more, the guitar and one for the O.G.'s….

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Some words:

Great bridge! It feels good under the edge of my hand and has a wide and clear sounding sustain. I can't give a direct comparison to the original. The string gauge was changed to set of D'Addario EJ22s and tuned to B Standard :evil: . Intonation is spot-on!
If you tune down to anything lower than D Standard and haven't switched to an adjustable bridge, I can recommend the Mann Made bridge 100%. Hell, even if you DON'T tune down, definitely check 'em out.
 
Looks great. I sort of wish that I had a stop tail on my CU24 so I could get one of these, lol.
 
Any before and after impressions of the bridge? Did you notice a change in the tone? Thinking of one for my McSoapy, and was curious what your impressions were.
 
Any before and after impressions of the bridge? Did you notice a change in the tone? Thinking of one for my McSoapy, and was curious what your impressions were.

Like I said in my op, I changed tuning and string gauge when the bridge was installed. I can't really give you an accurate before/after comparison.
That being said, the sustain is noticeably better than before, the intonation is perfect, and overall, it's a definite improvement over the original stoptail, IMHO.
The quality, fit, and finish are top-shelf, for sure. There are no disappointments at all, just a lot of these ---> :D
 
Is it true that it doesn't fall off the posts?? I've got two bridge dings on the front of my McCarty due to dropping the bridge on it in a moment of slippery....;-/
 
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