Dan87
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Firstly sorry to Admin for linking Imgur pics to my new axe without adhering to the 3 post rule. And it clearly states that on the forum rules. My original post was therefore removed.
I have my new PRS 594 Thinline. I had tried a couple in store and knew I had to get one. I'm an SG guy usually and love a lightweight guitar. This Thinline fits the bill and is extremely playable and versatile. I haven't put it down!
I'm interested to know what experience others have with the McCarty 594 two piece bridge system. When the strings are off the guitar there is a small amount of play on the bridge posts and the height adjustment wheels. This means when the guitar is tuned to pitch the bridge and saddles have a slight tilt toward the neck.
PRS customer service are great and someone reached out and said that the bridge is supposed to be level with the neck. Everything looks as it should be but I'm also interested in other people's experience with this setup.
I don't think I'll change anything on the Thinline and the stock pickups are actually really versatile. Maybe some hotter pups from the likes of BKP in the future just for experiments sake
Cheers!
Dan
I have my new PRS 594 Thinline. I had tried a couple in store and knew I had to get one. I'm an SG guy usually and love a lightweight guitar. This Thinline fits the bill and is extremely playable and versatile. I haven't put it down!
I'm interested to know what experience others have with the McCarty 594 two piece bridge system. When the strings are off the guitar there is a small amount of play on the bridge posts and the height adjustment wheels. This means when the guitar is tuned to pitch the bridge and saddles have a slight tilt toward the neck.
PRS customer service are great and someone reached out and said that the bridge is supposed to be level with the neck. Everything looks as it should be but I'm also interested in other people's experience with this setup.
I don't think I'll change anything on the Thinline and the stock pickups are actually really versatile. Maybe some hotter pups from the likes of BKP in the future just for experiments sake
Cheers!
Dan